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Gaming Peripherals from ASUS Launched: The Gladius Mouse and GK2000 Keyboard

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ROG Gladius Gaming Mouse


The ROG Gladius Gaming Mouse has been styled by a committee of gamers specifically for first person shooters with the reported emphasis on ergonomics, precision and customization.  Unfortunately for southpaws (I will ask if another version will come to market), the Gladius is designed for right-handed gamers with a fingertip DPI selection, up to a peak of 6400 dpi via its optical sensor.  The Gladius can poll at 200 Hz and is sufficient for up to 50G acceleration.


ROG GK2000 Gaming Keyboard


The black art of designing the perfect gaming keyboard is almost impossible, mostly because so many users are different in their tastes.  The GK2000 is ASUS’ answer, pairing Cherry MX Reds with a macro-capable system and built-in anti-ghosting technology.


 


ASUS in their coverage likes to point out the premium metal accents and red-backlighting, which they have programmed in for five different effects.


No mention of release date or pricing as of yet, although typically these devices are sold more in Asia than in the Americas or in Europe. 


http://www.anandtech.com/show/8086/gaming-peripherals-from-asus-launched-the-gladius-mouse-and-gk2000-keyboard


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maybe a more simplistic models of mice and keyboards should be offered as well. 

 

you know... for their non ROG fans.

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Ooh look, more stuff designed for prepubescent teens.

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Ooh look, more stuff designed for prepubescent teens.

You read my mind.

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I don't like how everyone hates on the ASUS RoG aesthetic; it's not for everybody but some people, myself included, do like it most of the time.

 

But this mouse looks a bit wonky and the keyboard is just hideous.

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It would be good if it didn't look so cramped. The keyboard just looks likes its been squished up.

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Hmm, if the keyboard had a more subdued exterior and some solid multimedia keys like Corsair does, I'm on board.

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Mx Reds? eeewwwwww

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The mouse doesn't look that bad but holy crap that keyboard. Way too much gamer bling and fancy edges. I'm guessing it'll sell like hot cakes to the "younger gamer" audience.

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Mouse is okay.  But dat keyboard plus the "eagle themed" headset... is someone at Asus high lately?

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So.. the GladIUSEANOTHERmouse and GottabeKiddingme2000?

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I like the mouse, but I prefer to not have a transformer for my keyboard.

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JJ,

 

If you are reading this, please encourage them to do an overhaul of the ROG logo. It looks terrible.

 

Sincerely,

 

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