ASUS ROG Harpe 54g Ultra-Lightweight 36,000 DPI Wireless Gaming Mouse with 5 Programmable Buttons

This is the first item I've ever felt inclined to leave a review on. I collect mice and build keyboards as a hobby. I have about 40 mouses at this point, from main brand to more specialized brands where you have to join group buys, and I've and this is the first mouse a long time that has genuinely surprised me:1. The way the mouse sits completely changes your grip. Most mouses, if you're a wrist aimer, you can almost just guide with your fingers to aim, and the top of the mouse doesn't touch my palm (I have bigger hands, usually size XXL in any gloves). This mouse is a little bit longer, and the part that would under your palm is taller. This make me completely tilt my grip forward, otherwise I'd be aiming too much with my palm, but It has actually improved my aim by a noticeable amount.2. The price actually reflects the quality you get. The carbon fiber feels miles better than the normal glossy-ish finish that mouses typically have. It is decently light without coming with the feeling that you could just concave the mouse just by squeezing. There is very solid structure which is refreshing.This has officially become my favorite mouse, trumping the mouses I've been using lately, the Viper V3 Pro and the Lamzu Maya X.My only gripe is with the software. For whatever reason the DPI seems to be a little off. I play with 800 DPI, and although the software claimed it was on DPI, it was noticeably slower. I ended up adjusting it a lot until I landed on 1060ish DPI, which to me feels like a normal 800 DPI

This is definitely a premium mouse—from the unboxing experience to everything included, the presentation is top-notch, which you’d expect at this price point. ASUS really nails the overall product experience.In terms of shape, it’s definitely unique. I’ve used several mice before, including the Razer Viper V3 Pro and Logitech’s Pro X Superlight, and this one feels like a blend of both, yet it still stands out on its own. It’s also noticeably lighter than both of those, which is impressive.One of the standout features is its dual connectivity—you can use it via the dongle or Bluetooth, which adds great versatility. There’s also an LED light on the mouse, though I usually turn it off to extend battery life.Another nice touch is that if you have another ASUS peripheral, like a keyboard, the included dongle can sync both devices. However, I will say the software can be a bit finicky—it’s frozen a few times, occasionally requiring a restart. But once everything is set up, it’s super convenient. You can control everything directly from the mouse, including switching between Bluetooth and USB, or adjusting DPI, all via a button on the bottom.All in all, it’s a fantastic mouse. For the price, you definitely get what you pay for.

The media could not be loaded. I've tried some pretty incredible mice, but this one has seriously helped me get better. Aiming with this mouse feels amazingly accurate! Coming from the Razer Deathadder V3 Faker edition with the 4K hz polling rate. I didn't have the upmost confidence that this mouse would impress me to the point of becoming my new main over the new Deathadder, but for me it's not even a contest. Honestly when I first started using the mouse I did not like the texture of the finish they used. I just couldn't seem to find my proper grip and I also was not impressed with the stock feet. Not wanting to return the mouse because I decided I'd keep it as a collector, I went ahead and went all out and replaced the stock front feet with the bigger pfe feet included with the packaging. I also installed the included grip tape on to the mouse as well... when I tell you after making these mods it felt as if I were using an ENTIRELY different mouse compared to my initial use. The mouse all of a sudden felt like a glove for my finger tip/claw grip style. The grip tape seriously made the mouse feel like I was connected with it rather than it feeling like I was holding an oddly surfaced object. Replacing the front skates made the mouse feel much more precise when aiming. The mods only added on 4 grams as well; So the mouse felt even more like an extension of my hand due to it's light weight with the added grip. I've heard Boardzy complain about the the L mouse click being too stiff. Totally disagree. It's enough pressure to avoid a misclick, but still super spamable. My only gripe is the AWFUL software. Armory Crate is trash. I should not had to download a multi-Gigabyte sized app software to use the mouse. Also the software is very intrusive [do your research]. Other than that thus mouse is seriously so under-rated that it's ridiculous. The fact that it made me switch from my Deathadder so quickly and so easily is quite the statement. My advice to anyone looking for a premium ergo mouse, I'd HIGHLY recommend purchasing this mouse and customizing it with the included add-ons until you find the perfect fit. HIGHLY RECCOMEND!

When I ordered the ROG Harpe Ace Aim Lab Edition alongside the ROG Azoth keyboard, I didn’t expect them to complement each other so perfectly. This mouse is incredible—lightweight, comfortable, and practically effortless to use. After just a few hours, you realize how important it is to have a mouse that’s not only functional but also genuinely enjoyable to use.The best part is how seamlessly it pairs with the keyboard. Together, they look stunning—a stylish, high-quality duo that feels like a complete setup. This isn’t just gaming gear; it’s an investment in premium hardware that feels like it’s built to last. Both devices work flawlessly, with fast and stable connectivity. Now I’m convinced that ASUS isn’t just a brand; it’s a guarantee of top-tier quality.