ASUS ROG Keris II Wireless Gaming Mouse

I liked the mouse very much, it’s comfortable and light. The mouse wheel is not clearly pressed, I do not feel the scrolling as clearly as on the Razer VIper 3, there it is either different or better. In general, the mouse is good BUT, for such money I should not get a mouse with a non-working ricever and software application, and crookedly glued legs. I myself am the owner of Asus Rog Azoth, and there is also terrible software, but the receiver works with both the keyboard and the mouse. Asus and no quality control, but the prices are beating. I made a return, it’s a pity I didn’t have time to return the keyboard.

The software is confusing, just plug it into the computer and change button configs, lighting and dpi settings then go wireless. the mouse feels great! a little larger and heavier than a razer viper mini. Switches feel awesome! Super touchy and quick! Wish the thumb buttons had a little more indent or protrusion as it’s difficult to feel the difference between them both with calloused hands. Mouse is SLIPPERY as heck! I applied the grip tape supplied but will add more. VERY nice wireless mouse overall!!!
It feels in the hand similar to a razer mini death adder but smaller than the actual deathadder. I have large hands (4″ wide and 8″ long, wrist crease to tip of the middle finger) yet I prefer light and small mice as I had busted my wrist and have thumb issues. My thumb and ring finger hold the mouse as I use my pinky to control the speed on the mouse pad. It could be wider but no issues for me. If you clench a mouse, it may be on the smaller size for you if you have bigger palms and fingers. THIS was my 2nd option to the viper mini wireless for $250 and it was 40% off so $60. I’m a happy, old dude gamer =)

Very impressed with build quality it’s not the best but definitely make up for it with its hot swappable switches patented grip tape included with extra mouse skates for pro long upgrades has 3 different ways of connectivity the Bluetooth feature is instantly recognized by devices like my laptop as soon as I switch on mouse to BT it recognized it within seconds !

Que les puedo decir se nota la calidad del producto, tiene una duración de 90 hrs aprox ya que nunca supe como se apagaba jajaja le puedes cambiar los trigers por otros, se puede conectar a 3 laptops diferentes por Bluetooth lo cual te ahorra ponerle el usb y estarlo cuidando, desde su programa puedes modificar todos los botones asignarles otras funciones,cambiar el color rgb etc me costo 900mxn

Excelente elección, es un producto que cumple con su objetivo, los adhesivo que traen le dan un diseño original y mejor agarre.
(Tiempo de prueba 3 semanas, expectativas superadas).

I own the wired Keris (3389 version) and love it although I thought it was a bit overpriced at the time (bought it for $70). When the Keris Aimpoint was announced, I was excited to get hold of a copy and try it out. So far, I have really enjoyed my time with it.

Pros
-Tuned 3395 sensor.

-Push-Fit Switch Socket II which allows you to swap out your 3 pin mehcanical switches without soldering. It can also take 5-pin optical switches.

-Extra set of switches (Japanese Omron).

-Easy access to the internals, no need to take the skates off.

-PBT MB 1/2.

-Extra set of skates that, for stock skates, offer a very good glide.

-Stylish grips.

-Fits my hand well (8.5″ x 3.5″). I can comfortably use claw grip with the Keris AP.

-No creaking when squeezed or rattling when shaken.

-Good weight (75g). Doesn’t feel heavy although I prefer mice in the 60-70g range.

-Improved side buttons from the previous version. Buttons protrude a bit more which is a plus.

-Steps on the scroll wheel feel nice and is relatively quiet when scrolling quickly.

-Battery life. My first 2 days (about 8hrs/day) with the mouse saw only a 6% drop in battery life. Charges quick, too.

-Included cable is nice (USB Type C). A little too stiff for my liking, but since I’ll only use it for charging the Keris, it’s not a big deal.

-Dongle adapter is without a doubt the nicest I’ve seen. It’s very well made and comes with a metal clip.

-Tri-Mode connectivity (wireless, bluetooth, and wired).

Cons
-Only 1k polling rate. For the price, it would have been nice to have at least 2k. The Chakram X and Origin both have 8k polling rate with the same sensor so I’m not sure why Asus opted for 1k with the Keris AP and Gladius III.

Final thoughts:
For $100 you do get a lot of tech. Push-Fit sockets effectively give the Keris AP an indefinite lifespan. Having the ability to bounce between mechanical and optical switches is a huge plus and adds a certain personal feel to the mouse. I opted to put a set of Huano blue shell/pink dots and am very satisfied. While I thought the wired Keris (3389 version) was overpriced, the Keris AP is definitely not. Definitely worth the price and the best mouse in the AP lineup. $160 for the Chakram X is ridiculous unless you’re willing to pay an extra $60 for 8K polling rate and wireless charging. I can’t give the Keris AP 5 stars because I feel it should have come with a higher polling rate than 1k, but I don’t feel it’s enough to take a whole star off. 4.5 stars for me. Thanks for taking the time to read my review.

Works exactly as I wanted. Light, versatile wireless connections, type c charging and port, rechargeable battery. Silent scroll wheel is a bonus