ASUS 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 - Black

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.

The mouse’s extremely lightweight and comfortable to hold, even during long gaming or study sessions. The wireless connection is stable with no noticeable lag, and the tracking feels accurate and smooth. Clicks are crisp, the scroll wheel is solid, and the build quality feels premium. Setup was quick and easy, and overall it has noticeably improved my gaming and daily use experience. Highly recommended!

A lot of people may overlook ASUS when looking into a high-end peripheral, but lately they have only proven that they are capable of releasing a competing product with other manufacturers. Feel: The Harpe II Ace feels great. I personally use a glass mousepad and the PTFE mouse skates feel incredible on it. It has great glide and control. This mouse is on the larger side, but it has no hinderance on my personal experience as someone with average at best sized hands. It’s light, 48 gram weight lets you move the mouse effortlessly across any surface. The 8000hz polling rate wireless connection allows for fast and precise adjustment in-game. The scroll wheel is comparable to the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2, fairly stiff and not super loose which should be taken into account if you have a preference in that area. Software: ASUS is starting to redeem themselves with their new web-based software ‘Gear Link’ (gearlink.asus.com). Their usual and hopefully soon to become old software ‘Armoury Crate’ has only driven customers away from their products, but you do not have to worry about it with this product. Gear Link is great, no need to install a bulky software for a single peripheral. Easy to navigate with straight forward settings. One interesting feature that I found is some sort of calibration that is supposed to adapt to specific surfaces. If you by chance own one of ASUS’ mousepads, there will be one for you to select which is already calibrated. Customization: The implication of RGB on this mouse is great with it being on the scroll wheel. Compared to other high-end gaming mice, this is a feature that makes it stand out. Box Extras: This mouse comes with an extra set of mouse skates which is absolutely appreciated by ASUS. Mouse skates may wear down over time especially being used on a harder surface. I have not personally used the included grip tape, but if that sounds appealing to you, a set is included in the box from the sides of the mouse to the left and right mouse buttons. Miscellaneous: The clicks are a lower pitch which I personally prefer over a higher pitch clicking noise. The overall aesthetic of this product is amazing. It has a very sharp and strong appearance that could add something extra to your gaming setup.

It’s perfect except for the BT cuts out intermittently on Windows 11; I’ve tried using it on my Windows laptop at work and it cuts out for maybe 15 seconds at a time before reconnecting (sometimes I even just re-pair it). I haven’t tested the BT on MacOS. I don’t have this BT problem with my Logitech MX Anywhere 3, a much cheaper mouse. There might be a fix out there but I haven’t been able to find it. The USB dongle connection works flawlessly and I appreciate that the mouse settings can be easily adjusted on the web (no app download required!). Also, the dongle stores very easily inside the mouse—it has one of the best USB dongle storage solutions I’ve seen in a wireless mouse. I originally purchased the Razed Viper V4 Pro but I returned that and purchased this mouse because the dongle stores much easier and you have the BT connection option (although the BT connection seems to be buggy). It’s an extremely light and capable gaming mouse overall!

i gotten the red one and this mouse is fantastic. My last wireless mouse was from Hyper X and the scroll wheel and battery life went to crap after a year. this mouse looks cool as red is my Fav color and setting it up was insanely easy as my whole pc is all Asus branded.

The mouse stopped working properly in less than 20 days of use, right after the latest firmware update. Since then, it only stays powered on while connected via cable, even though the software shows the battery at 100%. Once the cable is disconnected, it turns off completely and becomes unresponsive. Sometimes it comes back after being left idle for a while, but changing the connection mode switch or reconnecting/disconnecting the cable causes the issue again. I also opened a support ticket on 03/17 and still have not received any response, which is very disappointing for a premium product.

I tested out plenty of mouses ( Viper v3 pro, Mchose l7, Scyrox, superlight) and this mouse ended on top for me! If you’re looking for a great premium mouse that will last you, this the one. Definitely will be my end game mouse for a while.

It's a good mouse. Its kinda like a lighter Razer Vipre v3 pro with a lower hump. web based configurator. 8k polling out the box. decent skates. feels good in the hand. nothing bad to report.

One of the best mice on the market.

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Feels great, performs great, and the web based software works amazingly well

Overall I like the build quality, design and the fact that settings can be controlled via webUI, however I found the mouse would randomly get button presses and the cursor would jump to other area's of the screen. I ended up exchanging the mouse for another and found this one does the same thing, I'm outside of the return window and stuck with a mouse that doesn't function properly. I'm using the wireless mode and the cable is directly connected to the rear IO and the dongle itself is less than a foot away. I'm using a large Steelseries mouse pad and haven't had any issues with other mice in the past. I have also tried different ports on my motherboard (ASUS Strix X870e). I was just watching a video on Youtube and it randomly started to speed up (what happens when left mouse button is held down) and then the browser randomly started to go back pages due to mouse 4 being pressed. I didn't even have my hand on the mouse. When in game, my cursor will randomly freak out and look into the sky which is super frustrating.

Asus nailed it, it has more refined shape than Superlight 2 and Viper V4. The quality and coating is top notch