ASUS Optical Gaming Mouse - ROG Chakram Core | Wired Gaming Mouse | Programmable Joystick, 16000 dpi Sensor, Push-fit Switch Sockets Design, Adjustable Mice Weight, Stealth Button, RGB Mouse

Technical Information

Product Features

• VERSATILE GAMING MOUSE - The ROG Chakram Core is a 16,000 dpi, 1000 Hz wired gaming mouse with a programmable, removable joystick to put superior control right under your thumb. Featuring exclusive push-fit switch sockets, adjustable weight, and the unique DPI On-The-Scroll feature for sensitivity adjustment, Chakram Core puts everything you need right in your hand.
• OPTICAL GAMING MICE - ROG Chakram Core is equipped with a high-end optical sensor to give you the speed and accuracy needed for victory. Its 100 to 16,000 dpi sensor is among the best in class that tracks movements up to an astounding 400 inches per second (IPS) at up to 40 g acceleration. Its 1,000 Hz polling rate ensures lag-free responsiveness so the onscreen action reacts instantly.
• CERTIFIED NVIDIA RLA - The ROG Chakram Core is one of the first gaming mice officially verified for NVIDIA Reflex Latency Analyzer (RLA). It lets you monitor the performance of your mouse in real-time for optimal performance.
• PIVOTED BUTTONS, RAPID SPEED - Shorter travel means quicker clicks, which is why ROG engineers equipped ROG Chakram Core with pivoted buttons. The mechanism utilizes springs and metal hinges to balance the keys and minimize the distance between the buttons and switches. The upshot is minimal travel and rapid return, ensuring superb speed, responsiveness and consistency with every click.
• CUSTOMIZE YOUR DPI - Tapping the DPI mice button lets you cycle between 4 levels of sensitivity instantly. The DPI On-The-Scroll feature on ROG Chakram Core lets you adjust mouse sensitivity easily, with no software required. Just press and hold the DPI button and scroll the wheel to select sensitivity levels for more accurate sniping or raise it for faster scrolling across the screen. The lights on Chakram Core mouse even change to indicate current DPI levels. Press the DPI button again to lock the sensitivity.