Best Asus ROG mouse?

[FRD]

To match my mouse with the rest of the ROG setup, I'm now looking for a Asus ROG mouse.

Before I've had a Corsair keyboard and mouse. Mostly for the past 10 years I've been using my trusty $100 MadCatz R.A.T. 7, which I got in white and matt black versions.

I'm not sure which kind of mouse grip I use. I browse more with it than I do gaming.

 

Right now the Asus ROG mouse that I'm looking for needs to have the following:

- Forward/Back buttons

- Multiple buttons, I prefer too many over too little

- RGB, preferably a lot

- Wired or Wireless or both

- $100 max

- Not all plastic

 

Right now I'm leaning towards the ROG Spatha which I can get for under $100 on Amazon (warehouse).

I've been also looking at the ROG Strix Impact II ($35). Chakram Core $55, Pugio ($75).

I prefer NOT to have the ROG Strix Evolve, Strix Impact, Sica, Strix Carry.

 

Which ROG mouse would be fit for me?

I prefer for it to have a good price to quality ratio. I've heard that even expensive ROG mice are not always that great.

 

[SavageNeo]

Gladius III is decent

[Geneleco]

Pretty every mouse from the big manufacturers are made fully of plastic.For all the features you want 100$ might be a bit too tight of a buget unless you can find something on sale .The Rog spatha uses a laser sensor which generally isnt recommended for gaming. The ROG spatha x uses a very good optical sensor and otherwise has the same if not better features. ROG Chakram could also be a option, it has a joystick that can be bound to many different functions. If you are open to options from other brands then the Razer Naga Trinity could fit your needs and can be had for 100$.

[FRD]

On 4/9/2022 at 9:18 PM, SavageNeo said:

Gladius III is decent

I'll have a look at it, as well the other Gladius models, since they have a few of them.

The mouse shape is pretty standard though, but the prices seem okay.

16 hours ago, Geneleco said:

Pretty every mouse from the big manufacturers are made fully of plastic.For all the features you want 100$ might be a bit too tight of a buget unless you can find something on sale .The Rog spatha uses a laser sensor which generally isnt recommended for gaming. The ROG spatha x uses a very good optical sensor and otherwise has the same if not better features. ROG Chakram could also be a option, it has a joystick that can be bound to many different functions. If you are open to options from other brands then the Razer Naga Trinity could fit your needs and can be had for 100$.

Right now I'm used to a mouse made of plastic, rubber and metal. I like it when it has rubber for grip, didn't mention that before.

I'm kind of surprised $100 is a tight budget, back then there weren't many $100 mice. I guess it's changed now for good quality mice.

The ROG Spatha I can get for under $100, but I've never seen the Spatha X yet for under $100.

The Chakram is interesting to me, but then it would have to be the wired Core, the Chakram is currently $130.

Razer mice are pretty good and there's much choice, but I want to match my Asus ROG setup right now.