
Asus
The ASUS ROG Gladius III Core is a lightweight (72 g), wired ergonomic gaming mouse aimed at right‑handed everyday gamers and students. It offers a 12,000 DPI optical sensor, customizable Push‑Fit Switch sockets, and premium materials like a Paracord cable and PTFE feet, balancing comfort and performance at a mid‑range price.
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$49.99
Average
$59.66
Lowest
$49.94
Highest
$69.99
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers awarded the Gladius III Core a Gold award, describing it as a practical mid‑range solution that exceeds expectations for its price. They emphasized its ergonomic design, switch customisation capability, and solid build quality, while noting the right‑handed only ergonomics and lack of wireless connectivity as notable drawbacks for certain users.
What Users Say
Everyday users rate the mouse highly, praising its lightweight feel, comfortable right‑handed grip, and durable construction. Common praise centers on the smooth PTFE feet and premium cable, while recurring criticism focuses on the lack of left‑handed support and the wired‑only design.
Common Complaints
The mouse’s right‑handed only shape, absence of a wireless option, and a DPI ceiling that may feel limiting for high‑sensitivity competitive gamers are the most frequently mentioned issues.
What People Are Saying
“Unfortunately, this Gladius III only offers happiness to the right-handed person, and that's a shame”
“the grip is really very good”
“quite light”
How It Compares
vs. ROG Keris II Ace
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Disadvantages
Choose the Keris II Ace if you need the lightest possible mouse for competitive play; stick with the Gladius III Core for better ergonomics and switch customisation at a lower cost.
vs. ROG Harpe II Ace
Advantages
Disadvantages
Opt for the Harpe II Ace if you prioritize ultra‑light weight, high DPI, and wireless performance; the Gladius III Core is better for those who value ergonomic comfort and switch customization.
vs. ROG Chakram X Origin
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Disadvantages
Select the Chakram X Origin for specialized performance needs and joystick functionality; the Gladius III Core remains the more comfortable, affordable choice for everyday right‑handed gamers.