ASUS ROG Harpe II Ace

ASUS's sensor name, with track-on-glass technology. The supplier is not stated.

2.4 GHz RF with ROG SpeedNova 8K and the bundled wireless dongle; ASUS says the polling-rate booster is not supported for this product and not needed. Selectable 125 / 250 / 500 / 1000 (default) / 2000 / 4000 / 8000 Hz; the quick start guide marks 500 Hz and above as not supported over Bluetooth.

ASUS's quick start guide gives the resolution as 100 DPI to 42000 DPI.

The DPI button switches between four settings: 400 / 800 / 1600 (default) / 3200 DPI.

ASUS's listed USB report rate.

ASUS's maximum speed rating; test surface not stated.

ASUS's maximum acceleration rating; test surface not stated.

Key combinations on the mouse, per ASUS's quick start guide: lift-off distance with the Pairing and Forward buttons (Low by default), polling rate with the Pairing and Backward buttons, and a hardware reset; ASUS's FAQ says the DPI button switches between four DPI settings. DPI On-The-Scroll is unconfirmed: the guide's specification footnote says "You may customize the DPI settings for DPI 1-4 through Armoury Crate or the DPI On-The-Scroll tuning function.", but the guide gives no DPI On-The-Scroll procedure for this model and ASUS's FAQ says Harpe II Ace device settings are only available via Gear Link.

ASUS lists 48 g as the weight without cable and without dongle ("~48g" in the second table block).

Mouse body as listed by ASUS.

ASUS's listed width; ASUS does not state the measurement basis.

ASUS's specification table lists the shape as right-handed symmetrical and the overview describes a right-handed symmetrical shape (its introduction also says semi-symmetrical), recommended for claw and fingertip grips; the official views show the forward and backward buttons on the left side only. Not a grip or comfort test.

ASUS's FAQ says Aura Sync cross-product features remain available in Armoury Crate.

ASUS says the bio-based shell reduces weight by up to 11% compared with the Harpe Ace Aim Lab Edition and is 30% more durable than the previous generation; it has a matte anti-slip coating.

ASUS's overview describes large 100% PTFE mouse feet, and both spec pages list the bundled set as 100% PTFE (2 semi-circle, 1 for sensor). ASUS's P723 quick start guide instead refers to "the bundled glass mouse feet" and does not recommend using them with a glass mouse pad, so ASUS's sources disagree on the bundled set's material.

ASUS's web pages give no button count. Versus counts the buttons labelled in the quick start guide's "Mouse features" diagram (left-click, right-click, forward, backward and DPI) plus the scroll-wheel click, which the guide uses in its key combinations. The separately labelled pairing button, a connection control, is not counted. · Calculated from cited specifications

Not hot-swappable, per ASUS's FAQ.

ASUS's lifespan rating for the ROG Optical Micro Switches.

ASUS lists tri-mode connectivity. ASUS's FAQ says device settings are available only in 2.4 GHz wireless or wired mode. ASUS's quick start guide describes pairing Bluetooth mode to additional host devices (max. 3).

ASUS's product overview and its support FAQ disagree on Omni Receiver multi-device support. · The UK overview says tri-mode connectivity "plus an ROG Omni Receiver supporting multiple-device wireless connection with a single receiver"; ASUS's US FAQ says the Harpe II Ace does not support the Omni one-to-two pairing feature and cannot pair with other devices' dongles.

ASUS's rating; ASUS notes increased power consumption in Zone mode.

Included ROG Paracord (USB Type-C to Type-A).

ASUS's FAQ describes cycling through 5 memory profiles; ASUS notes onboard memory does not support macros and Windows shortcuts.

Cycled with the DPI button and scroll wheel pressed together, per ASUS's FAQ.

ASUS's FAQ says device settings are available only via Gear Link, in 2.4 GHz wireless or wired mode; Armoury Crate is used only for cross-product features such as Aura Sync.

ASUS's listed OS support.

Manufacturer box contents, as listed on the spec pages. ASUS says grip tape and mouse feet are consumables not covered by warranty. ASUS's quick start guide refers to the bundled mouse feet as glass, while the spec pages list a 100% PTFE set, so the bundled feet material is disputed between ASUS sources. Check the seller's listing.

Toggled on the mouse by holding the DPI, Forward and Backward buttons, which ASUS's quick start guide documents in RF 2.4G wireless mode; ASUS notes increased power consumption while Zone mode is on.