ROG Harpe II Ace Wireless Esports Gaming Mouse – 2025, Pro-Tested, Right-Handed, 48g Lightweight, Tri-Mode Connectivity, 42K DPI, 8K Polling, 101Hr Battery, Web-Based Tool, PC/Mac Support - White

I’ve been using the Asus ROG Harpe Ace Aim Lab Edition mouse for a little while now, and I have to say it’s been one of the most enjoyable mice I’ve owned. The first thing that stood out to me was how lightweight it feels—it’s perfect for quick, precise movements, and I noticed the difference right away in FPS games where fast reactions matter. The collaboration with Aim Lab is a nice touch too, since the software integration actually helps fine-tune sensitivity settings to my playstyle instead of me guessing what feels best. The build quality is solid, with that premium ROG feel. The clicks are crisp and satisfying. The PTFE feet glide really smoothly, which makes aiming and flick shots feel effortless. A small detail I appreciate is how comfortable it is during long sessions—it has a shape that fits my grip naturally, and it doesn’t feel like I’m forcing my hand into a position. Some gaming mice can feel too bulky or awkward, but this one feels just right. If I had to nitpick, I’d say it’s more tailored to competitive players, so if you’re more casual you might not take advantage of all the Aim Lab syncing and DPI customization features. But for me, that’s part of the fun—tuning everything exactly the way I like it. Overall, I’d recommend the Harpy Ace Aim Lab Edition to anyone who wants a high-performance mouse that balances speed, precision, and comfort. It really feels like it was designed with competitive gaming in mind, and it shows in every little detail.

This mouse is a really good product, Asus improved the mouse by getting rid of the rubber sides (if you're an enthusiast the rubber sides is detrimental to longevity, looks). Changing plastic structure from ABS to Nylon, which does help with Tensile strength while also lowering the weight compared to regular ABS, my unit didn't have creaking or weird noise like my other plastic abs mice do. Clicks are good! Somewhat hollow, but not as loud as viper v3 pro or the terrible (imo) superlight 2. RGB is subtle and is only located on the mouse wheel, but it's punchy and I actually enjoy it. Many mice manufactures have the rgb on the body of the mouse where your hand is resting, which to me, makes no sense, considering you won't see that if you're using the mouse. However, with the Harpe 2 has it in the perfect spot. I am worried about the longevity of the mouse wheel, not the performance of the wheel, but i'm curious if the mouse wheel will degrade since it uses a clearer color so the RGB can shine through it better, will the wheel yellow over long periods of time? Time will tell. The sensor is good, pretty sure is equivalent to the paw 3950. Asus ROG in-house sensor which is also capable upto 8k polling rate. Web-base software for controlling dpi, rgb polling rate, as well as driver support. Lightweight and comfortable for my relaxed claw grip style It has bigger PTFE skates, like viper v3 pro. The only thing i really dislike is the 2.4ghz dongle holder on the bottom of the mouse, I wish it was just a flat base shell, i suppose it could be worse, but it could also be better, but i'll give credit where credit is due. They're thinking of their audience that may travel a lot.

This is the first wireless mouse I've ever bought and I did a bit of research before buying it (over a year and a half ago). At the time the largest competitor was the logitech superlight mouse which was a fair bit more expensive, so I decided to buy this one. It's a bit larger than my past mouse, but I have no issues using it even though my hands are about average size. The battery lasts over a week with daily usage and charges fairly quickly. The only issue I've had recently (after, like I said, one and a half years), is that one of thr side buttons on the mouse is becoming mushy, but it still works fine. Just something to consider if you plan to keep this mouse for a while. Overall, I would say it's a great value in 2026.

This is a very high-quality mouse with excellent performance. It is extremely lightweight, responsive, and feels very precise, especially for gaming. The wireless connection is reliable, and the battery life has been solid so far. It is also very comfortable to use for longer sessions.

It took me a little while to get my head around this mouse, but now it’s hands down my favorite. I picked this up during Prime Day, and it has exceeded all my expectations. The ASUS ROG Harpe Gaming Wireless Mouse is not just for gaming—it’s perfect for everything. From gaming to productivity tasks, this mouse handles it all with ease. One of the standout features for me is the customizable stickers you can attach to the mouse. They make the mouse incredibly comfortable, allowing it to fit perfectly in your hand no matter your grip style. I was a bit skeptical about how much of a difference they would make, but after trying them out, I can’t imagine using the mouse without them. The grip is so secure and comfortable that it feels like an extension of my hand. The performance is top-notch. With a 36,000 DPI sensor, this mouse is incredibly responsive, allowing for precise control whether you’re in a fast-paced gaming session or just moving between tasks on your desktop. The ultra-lightweight design also makes it easy to maneuver, reducing hand fatigue during extended use. Even after hours of use, my hand doesn’t feel strained or tired, which is a huge plus. Battery life is another aspect where this mouse shines. I’ve used it for days on a single charge, and it still performs just as well as when it’s fully charged. The wireless connectivity is seamless with zero lag, making it perfect for both gaming and daily tasks. I’ve never had to worry about losing connection during an important moment, which is something I’ve experienced with other wireless mice. Overall, this mouse has become an essential part of my setup. Whether I’m gaming, working, or just browsing, the ASUS ROG Harpe Gaming Wireless Mouse delivers in every aspect. It’s a versatile, high-performance mouse that’s well worth the investment, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and comfortable mouse that can do it all.

I got this from the warehouse for an awesome deal, seems brand new. I recommend anyone else take a chance on the amazon warehouse deals, as often things from there are flawless and much cheaper! As to the mouse, which I purchased for around $55 on amazon prime day from the warehouse: What does it have that you're going to love??? Some of the coolest looking grip tape. Seriously. I find this mouse's included grip tape both stylish and useful! Said grip tape takes the experience to a new level by making it easy to grip (go figure!), and, for me, that makes the mouse even more enjoyable to use than my razer viper ultimate mouse that I've had for the last couple of years. I like the personality that it gives to the mouse too, honestly. Without the included grip tape, I'd rate this mouse super low because it isn't comfortable to grip without some sort of grip tape. Keep that in mind. But, I assume if you're buying this mouse, you have intentions of using the included grip tape. It makes the mouse the perfect mouse to hold in your hand. And it's probably the coolest looking thing on my desk, and I have a 49 inch oled ;) This thing is so super light weight. I spent yet again way too much time analyzing. This mouse feels better to me than the razer viper ultimate, and it also has bluetooth abilities, making it the much more versatile mouse altogether. I could go on and on, and already have, but long story short is to go for it. I don't think you'll regret it!

Avoid buying this at all costs! I bought this mouse on Black Friday thinking I found a good deal to replace my Hyperx Pulsefire Haste Wireless mouse, and for the first few months it was. Out of nowhere my mouse started double clicking anytime I would click once. I thought at first it was a driver/firmware issue, so I reset to factory default (hold dpi + m1, m2 & Scroll Wheel down for 5 seconds) and reinstalled the drivers/firmware. Nothing changed. So I went to the official forums where I found this is a rampant issue. Not only is it a huge problem that is widely reported, the support try to explain it as a mouse click-speed issue, which it is not. They are absolutely not helpful at all. I went to Reddit which had several suggestions that seemingly worked at first but then it went back to doing it again. They suggested uninstalling armoury crate and all armoury crate services, then factory resetting. It came back after a day. Those users who did eventually RMA it received replacements that all started doing the double click thing again. The battery life is horrendous after a few months of daily use. It's no where near the same as my previous mouse, even though it claims to have a decent shelf-life. Honestly, I could deal with the battery life issue, but the fact that it's riddled with this nightmare of a clicking problem, I'm already going to be buying a replacement mouse and it wont be an ROG mouse, I'll tell you that much. The size of the mouse is good and if it didn't have these other issues, I would say it would be good value for money spent but to me it seems like they are trying to get rid of it from their inventory in the hopes that people won't notice these glaring issues.

This is definitely a premium mouse—from the unboxing experience to everything included, the presentation is top-notch, which you’d expect at this price point. ASUS really nails the overall product experience. In terms of shape, it’s definitely unique. I’ve used several mice before, including the Razer Viper V3 Pro and Logitech’s Pro X Superlight, and this one feels like a blend of both, yet it still stands out on its own. It’s also noticeably lighter than both of those, which is impressive. One of the standout features is its dual connectivity—you can use it via the dongle or Bluetooth, which adds great versatility. There’s also an LED light on the mouse, though I usually turn it off to extend battery life. Another nice touch is that if you have another ASUS peripheral, like a keyboard, the included dongle can sync both devices. However, I will say the software can be a bit finicky—it’s frozen a few times, occasionally requiring a restart. But once everything is set up, it’s super convenient. You can control everything directly from the mouse, including switching between Bluetooth and USB, or adjusting DPI, all via a button on the bottom. All in all, it’s a fantastic mouse. For the price, you definitely get what you pay for.