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ROG Spatha

ROG ROG Spatha

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Sentiment score64% positive
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Last updated: Jul 28, 2026

Reddit Reviews

Reddit Iconatsd
5 months ago

I used to really love the moba mouse that razer used to make. It had like six in a circle and it was cool. The Asus spatha kinda comes close but it feels like they could have organized the buttons better. The Corsair ironclaw looks promising, but I’d really wanna get my hands on it first because the layout also looks odd.

Reddit Iconchrissb34
5 months ago

I currently use the Naga Pro V2 (and before it, the V1). I have nothing but praise, for this mouse (besides a few hickups with QC, for the V1 model). It works perfectly, it's as comfortable as a mouse can be, the side panels get attached and work without any issues, you can store your settings on device (so you can uninstall Synapse, afterwards). So as my no.1 recommendation, this is it. I have tried the Asus ROG Spatha. Not that great of a mouse. Too "l33t gam3r" for me, with its sharp curves and corners. I tried the Aerox 9, from Steelseries. It doesn't properly fit me but it's a lighter alternative to your normal MMO mice. I also dislike the honeycomb design. I did try Corsair's MMO mouse (forgot its name, the wireless version of it) and while it was decent, i couldn't cope with the lack of lateral tilt for the mouse wheel.

Reddit Iconfivetwentyeight
3 months ago

Same here. It’s heavy as hell but I’m used to it now. I bought it specifically for deadlock actually because I was getting cramps trying to press all the hot keys on my keyboard. What is your set up? I have the top big button on melee and top back button for parry. And then the bottom big button on the front for ability 1, middle button for ability 2, back button for ability 3, and very bottom button for ability 4. And then I have items on Q, E, Z, V on the keyboard

Reddit Icongovernmentthief
11 months ago

The ROG Spatha is enormous. I love it. Not the best for fast paced shooters, but it’s built like a tank and quite comfortable for my big hands.

Reddit IconGummyBearGorilla
11 months ago

Hey mate! Also got big hands, and have had a lot of success with the Asus ROG Spatha

Reddit IconInigmatics
5 months ago

The asus mice run pretty big, both the spatha and the chakaram. Spatha feels bigger of the 2.

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