ROG Gladius III Wired Gaming Mouse | Tuned 19,000 DPI sensor, Hot Swappable Push-Fit II Switches, Ergo Shape, ROG Omni Mouse Feet, ROG Paracord and Aura Sync RGB Lighting

Comparing this to the gladius 2 is not too bad. To see the material feel better and RGB lighting done better is nice, the feel material is also different and also feel nice on a mousepad. The mouse is lighter so it and feels nice in the hand. It's often compared to the deathadder by RAZR in size and look.The mouse is responsive and worked flawlessly with the software. Which is usually hit or miss for me, so that's a plus. I got the Gladius 3 in the wired configuration because it was a lot cheaper and i don't have to worry about charging. The wire is light and extremely flexible.As for use in gaming, the switches feel nice, very quick and satisfying to click. They come with replacement switches so that helps. My gladius 2 reached EoL after 5 years of heavy use, mainly due to the left click not always registering. Even after replacing the switch(purchased as a manufacturer refurb, so i knew there could be an issue down the line)Using the mouse on the full size ROG sheath, it's responsive and has no issues. Changing the lift off distance in the software helps fine tune the mouse to your habits, use case, and surface. While also adjusting the dpi.The sensor can go insanely high, for those who are insane. I keep mine between 600-800 like a normal person should when gaming. 20k plus as stated is cool and makes for an accurate mouse but i would never try it seriously in gaming.Overall, quality mouse for the $50 i payed for it. Has nice extras, features, and should last me a while before switch replacements.

My Logitech mouse started double clicking and I wanted a high quality replacement, so I went with this one due to the ability to swap switches on a whim. As a custom mechanical keyboard enthusiast, this is a HUGE deal for me, as I enjoy tinkering with switches and being able to replace faulty ones without soldering. Ironically, I don't actually use this mouse for gaming since I use a controller to play RPGs. I simply wanted a high quality mouse with the ability to replace switches, and this was it. All of the sensor / LOD mumbo jumbo doesn't really matter to me, but it's nice to know that it's a good product under the hood.The software is fine for me. Setting my DPI / RGB up was easy and worked as intended. Best part is that you don't have to make an account for the software like Razer forces you to do.My only downside is that as someone with massive hands, this mouse feels a little small and lacking in the "pinky support" category. Some mice feel nice and thicc in the back but narrow towards the front, such as the Deathadder, and this one is like that. The actual clicks themselves are wide enough to rest your fingers on, but there is very little support for your pinky on the right side. As a result, I don't know if I'll be keeping the mouse, but I am still rating it five stars since it's a solid product with no gamebreaking issues as far as I can tell.

Nice mouse. Nice colors. Quick shopping. I enjoy it and it moves smoothly.

It's a mouse that delivers on its promise: a good-quality mouse at a reasonable price. While it's not aimed at professional gamers, I think it would be a great fit for amateur gamers.I like it and appreciate that it comes with replacement switches and the corresponding tool.A decent mouse.

Worked great but the mouse wheel gave out quickly.

Edit: 1.5 years later I put in my Omron Optical switches, and they feel great. I think the others were not bad still but starting to feel a little more worn out. In reality, the feel of the plastic wears out before the switches at this point in time. I use a bit of sandpaper to lightly sand the top of the most used area to try and make it feel a bit less smooth, but you can only do so much for any mouse. So far this is the best mouse I have ever owned. I would only upgrade the durability of the plastic.ASUS has the right idea in letting people change their switches. This mouse feels better than the Corsair RGB Sabre to me personally, and that mouse will last no more than a year with my use. Honestly, it crapped out at around 8 or 9 months. Not good if you can't switch things out in a modular way like the Gladius III.The plastic feels ever so slightly cheaper than the Sabre, which had a bit more of a sticky rubber feel, so that is the only real worry here; if the plastic becomes too shiny and loses its grip it kind of defeats the purpose of being modular. I'll have to buy another one to keep the plastic in good shape, so we will have to see if this thing actually lasts.The weight of thing is about right for my uses. I feel it sits a bit taller and slightly thinner than the Sabre, and it fits my somewhat large hands better as a result.Software was more or less on par with iCUE. I actually found the Armoury Crate to be better, and after negating services, tracking down a few background processes in the ASUS directory, and deleting task scheduler issues, I have my mouse without RGB lights and it stays that way on resets with zero ASUS processes running. I only had to switch the services to manual, unlike Corsair where they need to be disabled and leave you with a mouse that can have some issues.So kudos to ASUS there. I hate these bloated software systems, and this one was slightly easier to work around. All the features you need are in the software, and you can tune all of your components easily with the ASUS program. Even more so than Corsair as ASUS specializes in everything.In the future I will stick with ASUS, but I think they may need to make the coating on this one a better type of rubberized grip. Those don't always work after a year either, but the Sabre did seem to have an improved one that lasted better than its switches did. We'll see how long the Gladius III lasts in the plastic department. Will report back. Otherwise, more than a solid mouse on sale.

Great wired mouse. Very accurate and perfect for gaming. Has a high quality feel to it without being too heavy. Perfectly fits my hand and feels comfortable even when using for longer periods of time. Great value for money!

very picky with mouse feel and very very few mice can i be happy with using. this is one i am extremely happy with. just the right size - not to big or small - 2 main buttons are just the right distance apart, a big problem bigger fingers is buttons being too close together - glides around very smoothly - and one thing that gets overlooked is the cord. this one is the most flexible i have ever seen. as a matter of fact i have not seen a cord like this before. - always a cord at one point or another will catch or bind up or pull a little but this is an extremely flexible wire covered in a extremely flexible braided cord. honestly it feels cordless. no miss clicks. some customizable rgb - looks nice - comes with extra feet pads and extra micro switch - and i know it's silly but i like it when companies throw in some cool stickers to boot like rog has done. I am a big fan of SteelSeries rival mice but this just may be my go to from now on.

Rien à dire, fonctionne à merveille

Compre la version Wireless para mi novia ya que tiene laptop y me enamore de mouse, ahora compre esta version alambrica y esta super god, pesa 6 gr menos y si se siente, super comodo, las luces regod, ojo si ere de manos pequeñas igual lo sientes raro, que es mi caso, pero luego te terminas acostumbrando. 10/10

glides smoothly across the mousemat, lovely RGB effects and tidy nicely placed DPI mode button thats not easy to accidentally catch whilst mid game. Really comfortable mouse to hold for those with larger hand sizes. Great value for money

Must have mouse for the people who are intrested in gaming or need fast response

This is a good mouse and performance well in games. The only game I had problem in was Minecraft as when I was trying to click fast it didn’t register it sometimes. Its design is good and the color I got was black and the rgb looks really good.