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ROG Gladius II
Ergonomic optical gaming mouse optimized for FPS featuring push-fit switch socket design, Aura RGB lighting with Aura Sync-support and DPI target button
- Exclusive push-fit switch socket design to vary click resistance and extend the lifespan of the mouse
- Customizable Aura RGB lighting with Aura Sync-support
- DPI switch toggles sensitivity, while the DPI target button provides short instances of precision
- Omron switches with 50-million-click durability, plus two extra Japanese-made Omron switches for a different feel
- Advanced 12000 DPI optical sensor, 250 IPS, 50g acceleration and 1000Hz USB polling rate for fast and accurate tracking
- Detachable cable design and ROG pouch for convenient portability and storage
- Intuitive ROG Armoury interface for easy customization of button, performance and lighting settings
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ASUS ROG GLADIUS II MOUSE
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Note: ROG Sync is enabled and controlled via ROG Armoury software, and Aura Sync is enabled and controlled via the motherboard’s ASUS Aura software. To download Aura software, visit the support page for your Aura-enabled motherboard.
Omron D2F and D2FC series switches are compatible with ROG Gladius II.
Note: You can reuse the cushions attached to the bottom of Gladius II switches to fill the remaining space, when shorter switches are used as replacements.
For additional options, Gladius II is bundled with an additional pair of Japanese-made Omron switches.
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12000 DPI
OPTICAL SENSOR
Dots per inch (DPI) is the measure of a mouse’s sensitivity to movement. The 12000 DPI optical sensor in Gladius II makes it possible to move the cursor all the way across a 4K UHD display with less than an inch of mouse movement! -
50g
MAX ACCELERATION
Gravitational acceleration (g) increases the distance that the cursor travels when the mouse is moved quickly: the faster the mouse is moved, the greater the gravitational acceleration. The Gladius II uses the latest 50g sensor! -
250 IPS
MAX SPEED
Inches per second (IPS) is the malfunction speed — the max speed at which the mouse sensor can accurately track movement. The Gladius II has a maximum speed of 250 IPS, which is ideal for users who prefer low-sensitivity settings.
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Model
ROG Gladius II
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Optical sensor
12000 DPI
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Switch
Omron with 50 million clicks
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Exclusive switch socket design
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Additional Japanese-made Omron switches
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Lighting
Aura Sync
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DPI switch
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DPI target button
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Separate button design
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Detachable cable
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Model
ROG Gladius
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Optical sensor
6400 DPI
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Switch
Omron with 20 million clicks
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Exclusive switch socket design
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Additional Japanese-made Omron switches
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Lighting
Red
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DPI switch
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DPI target button
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Separate button design
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Detachable cable
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- Ergonomics and Aesthetics
- Unrivaled Performance
- Best Mobility
- Intuitive Customization
- The Evolution of Gladius II
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Disclaimer
- Products certified by the Federal Communications Commission and Industry Canada will be distributed in the United States and Canada. Please visit the ASUS USA and ASUS Canada websites for information about locally available products.
- All specifications are subject to change without notice. Please check with your supplier for exact offers. Products may not be available in all markets.
- Specifications and features vary by model, and all images are illustrative. Please refer to specification pages for full details. PCB color and bundled software versions are subject to change without notice.
- PCB color and bundled software versions are subject to change without notice.
- Brand and product names mentioned are trademarks of their respective companies.
- Unless otherwise stated, all performance claims are based on theoretical performance. Actual figures may vary in real-world situations.
- The actual transfer speed of USB 3.0, 3.1, 3.2, and/or Type-C will vary depending on many factors including the processing speed of the host device, file attributes and other factors related to system configuration and your operating environment.