Asus Unveils the ROG Keris II Origin: A Lightweight Gaming Mouse with Customizable Switches and Advanced Connectivity

Asus has unveiled a new gaming mouse from the ROG lineup, the Keris II Origin. This mouse allows users to swap out the switches for its buttons without the need for soldering or special tools.

Designed for gamers and esports professionals, it features a lightweight design, weighing in at just 64 grams. The mouse is equipped with the flagship AimPoint Pro sensor, which supports a resolution of up to 42,000 DPI.

The ROG Push-Fit Switch Socket II system enables users to easily change the mouse button switches without any special equipment. Gamers can select switches that provide their preferred tactile feedback. The retail version comes with Micro Switch II switches, rated for up to 100 million clicks.

The mouse supports wired (via USB-C), Bluetooth, and wireless connections using a 2.4 GHz radio frequency. The manufacturer highlights that the ROG SpeedNova technology minimizes latency and optimizes power consumption. Additionally, the mouse is compatible with the ROG Omni universal receiver, allowing multiple ROG devices to connect to a single USB adapter.

Users can control the RGB lighting and DPI settings of the Keris II Origin through buttons on the mouse body. It features customizable three-zone RGB lighting.

The Keris II Origin comes with non-slip side grip tape and is available in black and white colors, with a recommended retail price of 150 euros (approximately 14,000 rubles).

In May, Asus introduced the ROG Harpe II Ace, an ultra-lightweight gaming mouse weighing just 48 grams, designed for professional esports athletes. Its upper part is made from carbon fiber, while the body is constructed from bio-nylon. This mouse is fitted with the ROG AimPoint Pro optical sensor with a resolution of 42,000 DPI and ROG micro switches, which can withstand up to 100 million clicks. The device connects to PCs using ROG SpeedNova 8K technology, featuring a polling rate of 8000 Hz.