ASUS ROG Gladius II mouse in wireless version: 16,000 DPI and RGB less intrusive
Uneven shapes and layout of the buttons compared to the latest version of the wired model presented last spring, instead updates in connectivity, adopting wireless technology, and in RGB design, sacrificing the lower lighting.
ASUS updates its gaming mouse catalog by presenting the wireless version of its ROG Gladius II model.
Uneven shapes and layout of the buttons compared to the latest version of the wired model presented last spring, instead updates in connectivity, adopting the wireless technology, and in the RGB design, sacrificing the lower lighting but keeping the scroll wheel and one of the ROG logo on the body.
Unchanged the dimensions that remain equal to 126x67x45 mm but the weight goes from 110g to 130g, obviously due to the integrated battery with capacity not better specified. The ROG Gladius II Wireless uses a combination of 2.40 GHz RF and low-latency Bluetooth BLE for data transmission, thus guaranteeing response times of only 1 ms.
It also updates the internal sensor that goes from 12,000 DPI to 16,000 DPI. However, the micro USB connector must be retained for both recharging the device and if necessary, for its wired use.
For the moment ASUS has not communicated information about availability and price, we can hypothesize that surely this mouse will be placed in the higher market range with a price certainly higher than $100; waiting for more details, we invite you to visit the page dedicated to this device marked ROG.
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