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mouse
ASUS

ROG Harpe II Ace

Category
Mouse
Weight
48 g (without dongle)
Connection
Wireless (2.4 GHz, Bluetooth 5.1) + wired (USB-C)
Key specs
ROG AimPoint Pro sensor, 8000 Hz polling
Form factor
Symmetrical

What gamers keep saying · from 5 reviews

uncomfortable2comfortable1great performance1solid build1

Three months with the Harpe II Ace: a solid-shelled mouse barely heavier than the Maya X, and a great mouse.

positivesolid build

Prefers the Harpe II Ace's shape to the Maya X; it fits snugly and is comfortable for hours.

“I preferred the Harpe Ace 2's shape for my hand vs the Maya X. Something about the Maya X's shape and where the hump was just didn't sit right in my hand”
positivecomfortable

Returned the Harpe II Ace because its shape was uncomfortable for their relaxed claw grip.

“I tried both. The Harpe 2 ace has a weird shape that messed up with my finger and I had to return it.”
negativeuncomfortable

After six months on the Harpe II Ace, has zero complaints.

“Definitely try the harpe ace 2! Open box on Amazon is around $100 right now and I have 0 complaints.”
positive

Self-bought three-week review: flawless sensor performance even at 8K, but the rearward sensor position feels sluggish versus the Viper.

“MouseTester didn't show any noticeable instability in the performance mode even at 8,000 Hz, which was very impressive.”
mixedgreat performance

With a 20x10 cm hand and claw grip, they immediately hated the Harpe II Ace, which forced their grip too far back.

“I've tried the ASUS Harpe II Ace and immediately hated it and felt like I had to grip it way to far back.”
negativeuncomfortable