Asus has announced a brand-new gaming mouse that aims to deliver eSports-grade performance. Named Asus ROG Moon Blade 2 Ace, the wired/wireless gaming mouse brings high-end gaming features.
Among all is the sensor, which Asus has revealed to be the ROG AimPoint Pro 42K. It’s the same sensor that Asus has used in its ROG Keris II Ace, and that mouse is known for offering great accuracy and speed.
But it’s not just the sensor that makes the Asus ROG Moon Blade 2 Ace eSports-ready. There are plenty of other things that Asus did right to make it a good professional gaming mouse.
Asus ROG Moon Blade 2 Goes All-in on As a Professional Gaming Mouse
As mentioned earlier, the main highlight of the ROG Moon Blade 2 Ace is the AimPoint Pro 42K. It’s a pro-grade mouse sensor with 42,000 DPU and a max speed of 750 IPS. All this means that the gaming mouse can deliver high accuracy in terms of tracking. You also get excellent responsiveness, both of which are crucial for competitive games.
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Asus also claims that the ROG Moon Blade 2 Ace offers a low CPI deviation, at just 1%. This means you get accurate in-game movements. Besides that, Asus has focused on the design, aiming to offer a comfortable gaming experience even during prolonged sessions.
Speaking of the design, the ROG Moon Blade 2 Ace is exceptionally light in weight. Asus has opted for bio-based materials. Combined with a clever PCB layout, the new gaming mouse weighs just 55 grams. This reduces the chances of fatigue during long sessions.
But that’s not all! The Asus ROG Moon Blade 2 Ace comes with optical micro-switches. This is a first for a gaming mouse in the ROG lineup. And if you’re wondering, with this type of switch, it is promising to offer a satisfying click experience and a long lifespan of 100 million clicks.
As for connectivity, the ROG Moon Blade 2 Ace brings USB-C for wired, Bluetooth, and 2.4 GHz. The 2.4 GHz option promises a 4K polling rate, while the wired has an 8K polling rate. Overall, it stands strong as a gaming mouse for competitive gamers.
