ASUS ROG Harpe Ace Mini Wireless Gaming Mouse, 49g Lightweight, AimPoint Pro 42K Optical Sensor, Optical Micro Switches, ROG Polling Rate Booster, Esports & FPS Gaming, Small, Medium, Black

I bought on sale for $89. At this price it is superb value. Very low latency at 1k. Great build quality. Main buttons are good, scroll wheel and center button are good, side buttons are good. Skates are good. No creaks, no flex.

es excelente para las personas con mano pequeña

very good mouse but if ur looking at this and thinking switching to a lighter mouse is instantly gonna improve ur gameplay it probably wont in that end

Feels very cheap. Spent 170 on it then it went on sale for 110 the next day so that's nice i guess. The scroll wheel you feel it through out the entire mouse when you move it the clicks feel horrible and cheap and aren't responsive its like i got a cheap 10$ mouse. I can not and will not recommend this.

I’ve used many chinese clone mice lately, and the ASUS ROG Harpe Ace Mini is a clear step up in terms of build quality. It feels premium, solid, and refined. Here is a breakdown of my experience after testing it thoroughly: Clicks & Build Quality The build is fantastic. Unlike some other brands, there’s no creaking or flexing. The main buttons (M1/M2) use optical switches but somehow manage to feel like high-quality mechanical ones, tactile and crisp without that annoying metallic "ping" sound. Both the main and side buttons have very little pre- or post-travel, which makes the mouse feel very responsive. Size & Shape Be careful with the size. While it fits me perfectly, the shape is specific, and "Mini" really does mean mini. If you have large hands or a specific grip, you might want to consider the standard Harpe Ace instead. Sensor & Performance Out of the box, the sensor felt a bit "off" or low-quality. However, don't panic, just update the drivers immediately. After a firmware update via Armoury Crate, the tracking became flawless. On that note, the software (Armoury Crate) is still pretty bloated and not great. Thankfully, the mouse has onboard memory, so you can set your profile once and never open the software again. I really wish ASUS would move to a web-based driver. The Wheel: It uses a TTC Gold encoder. It’s good, but if you’re picky like me, you’ll notice the scrolling feel is inconsistent. Scrolling down feels smoother, while scrolling up has much more tactile, defined steps. RGB: The lighting is beautiful. I personally use a bright green, and it looks vibrant and premium. Skates & Texture: The stock feet are high quality; I didn't feel the need to swap them for third-party ones. Also, the texture on the sides is surprisingly comfortable, I barely notice it while gaming. Battery: Very efficient, even with the RGB turned on. The Downside My only real complaint is that it doesn’t include the 8K polling rate adapter in the box. For a mouse at this price point and "Pro" branding, that really should have been included. Summary: Great design, amazing clicks, and a top-tier sensor after updates. If you like smaller mice and want something that feels more premium than the budget Chinese alternatives, this is a winner.