ASUS introduces ASUS ROG Gladius II, a new gaming mouse with an optical sensor optimized for FPS shooters. It replaces the now popular ASUS ROG Gladius optical gaming mouse. Equipped with precision switches that can withstand up to 50 million operations, the Swift248Q is a rugged, high-fidelity display that offers the highest screen fidelity. Exclusive design with replaceable toggle switches for adjustable button pressures.
For FPS gamers
For the ASUS ROG Gladius II mouse, world renowned gaming professionals were involved in its design. Its contoured shape is optimized for your right hand and optimized for any grip type. New ASUS ROG Gladius II Mouse is a great choice for FPS gamers.
Thanks to the special design of this mouse, you can change the switch to the one that best fits your gaming style. It will also help extend its life. ASUS ROG Gladius II is equipped with precise and durable Japanese Omron® switches, which can handle 50 million clicks or more. Two additional Omron switches with different pressure resistance are included, so you can adjust the button’s response force according to your preference.
The optical sensor of ASUS ROG Gladius II has a maximum resolution of 12000 dpi, so you get the highest precision and speed. On the case of the mouse, there is a special switch for switching the resolution of the optical sensor between two levels. In addition, ASUS ROG Gladius II has a separate button for a smoother change of resolution: for accurate aiming when shooting, you need to lower the resolution, and to increase the speed of the cursor – to raise. When you release the Sync key, the optical sensor resolution reverts to the default setting.
Customization
The exclusive ASUS Aura RGB backlight system on the ASUS ROG Gladius II comes with 16 million colors and can be switched among different modes to bring out your personal style. Plus, because it supports Aura Sync RGB technology, it can operate in sync with the backlight of other devices that support Aura RGB technology. ROG Sync1 Key. Synchronizes backlighting between ROG Gladius II mouse and ROG Claymore keyboard in no time.
ROG Armoury’s intuitive utility is used to configure key functions, LED lighting, mouse settings, and macros.
Always with you
ASUS ROG Gladius II comes with two USB cables. The 2 meter cable is best for use in a home environment, while the 1 meter cable is for tournament or internet cafe use. One-click cable design allows you to detach the micro-USB connector from the mouse in one motion.
ASUS ROG Gladius II comes with a stylish branded case for maximum convenience and protection during transport.
Specifications
| Connectivity Interface | Wired USB 2.0 |
| Resolution optical sensor | 12000 dpi |
| Speed | 250 inches per second |
| Maximum acceleration | 50g |
| Switches | Omron D2FC-F-K 50M Optional Omron D2F-01F switches included |
| OS compatible | Windows 10 Windows 8.1 Windows 7 |
| Dimensions L x W x H | 126 x 67 x 45 mm |
| Weight | 110g without cable |
| Complete with | 1 x ROG Gladius II 1 x 2 meter braided USB cable 1 x 1-meter USB cable without braid 2 x Omron switches 1 x ROG case 1 x ROG logo sticker User’s Manual |
| Note | Compatible switches:
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This sounds intriguing! Can anyone share their experience with the ASUS ROG Gladius II in FPS games? How does its performance and accuracy compare to other gaming mice in the market? Would you recommend it for serious FPS players or are there better options out there?
I have personally used the ASUS ROG Gladius II for FPS gaming and it delivered impressive performance. The mouse is equipped with a precise optical sensor and customizable DPI settings, providing excellent accuracy in fast-paced games. Its ergonomic design, customizable buttons, and smooth gliding make it comfortable to use for extended periods. While there are other great mice available, the Gladius II holds its own and can certainly be recommended for serious FPS players. Ultimately, it depends on individual preferences, grip style, and budget, so exploring other options may be beneficial too.
What improvements does the ASUS ROG Gladius II mouse offer compared to previous models, specifically for FPS shooters?
The ASUS ROG Gladius II sounds impressive, but does it truly enhance the gaming experience for FPS shooters? What unique features or improvements does it offer compared to other gaming mice in the market?
What are some standout features of the ASUS ROG Gladius II that make it an ideal choice for FPS shooters?