May 12, 2020 ·  Read Asus ROG Strix Impact II Review With the Chakram, the analog stick is, of course, the star of the show. The default, short version of the stick actually looks more like a disc, which fits... 

May 24, 2020 ·  The Asus ROG Chakram has a lot to see on its exterior, but at its core is an optical sensor that goes up to 16,000 CPI with a max speed and acceleration of 450 IPS and 40G, respectively. That’s on... 

Feb 08, 2021 ·  The ASUS ROG Chakram is decent for FPS gaming. It feels excellently built and is suitable for most hand sizes when used with a claw or palm grip. The lift-off distance is very low, which is great if you need to reposition your mouse while gaming. 

Jun 16, 2020 ·  The Asus ROG Chakram is a very comfortable mouse (analog stick aside), but it's built for the right-handed. There is no lefty or ambidextrous unit, so if you want one that's built with left-handed... 

Jun 05, 2020 ·  Chakram is the name of an Indian throwing weapon. The ASUS ROG Chakram isn't meant to be thrown around, however. Instead, it's a right-handed ergonomic gaming mouse with a feature list that can only be deemed impressive. The Chakram can be used either as a wired mouse or wireless in low-latency 2.4 GHz or high-endurance Bluetooth mode. 

Mar 05, 2020 ·  A mouse with a built-in joystick probably wasn’t that high on anyone’s hypothetical tech wishlist, but ASUS had their own ideas, and those ideas manifest themselves in the form of the ROG Chakram. 

May 22, 2020 ·  I see this mouse as something that encourages innovation, who’s advancements we will hopefully see again in future releases, and I’m quite surprised that ASUS was able to deliver a mouse that competes with the likes of Razer and Logitech, which are established players in the space. I’m curious to know what you all think of the ROG Chakram. 

Today, our ASUS ROG Chakram review focuses on this gaming mouse from ASUS. It’s ideal for PC gamers who struggle choosing between controllers or a mouse & keyboard. This wireless ROG Chakram mouse is equipped with a joystick. The company hopes that the idea and style inspires everyone to come up with different ways to play PC games. 

The ASUS ROG Chakram Wireless comes packed inside an unboxing-worthy packaging. The following items are inside: 1. 1x ASUS ROG Chakram 2. 1x USB dongle 3. 1x USB extender 4. 1x 1.8m USB cable 5. 1x accessory box 6. 2x Japanese-made Omron switches 7. 1x long joystick 8. 1x joystick socket cover 9. 1x switch tweezer 10. 1x ROG sticker 11. 1x travel pouch 12. 1x customizable badge 13. 1x user manual 

Jan 14, 2020 ·  Using the ASUS ROG Chakram gaming mouse with the ASUS ROG Strix Slice mouse pad. For this review of the ASUS ROG Chakram mouse and the ASUS ROG Strix Slice mouse pad, I used them together, so my experience with them is closely linked. The mouse glides on this mouse pad like there's nothing beneath it. 

Jun 16, 2020 ·  The Asus ROG Chakram is a very comfortable mouse (analog stick aside), but it's built for the right-handed. There is no lefty or ambidextrous unit, so if you want one that's built with left-handed comfort in mind, this probably isn't the gaming mouse for you. 

May 25, 2020 ·  The Asus ROG Chakram at first glance doesn’t do much to differentiate itself from the other mice in the ROG lineup. It’s got similar specifications and aesthetics as the ROG Pugio II or the... 

Jul 12, 2020 ·  The Asus ROG Chakram is a very niche type of a gaming mouse but it is one of the most featured packed I’ve seen on a mouse. The joystick is pretty much the selling point of the mouse itself along with its modularity like replaceable switches which found in most ASUS ROG mice. 

Nov 19, 2019 ·  Since its debut in Gamescom 2019, ASUS ROG Chakram has been regarded as one of the best accessories for gamers. The gaming brand sent over one unit for us to experience and boy was I surprised how good it really is! 

Dec 07, 2020 ·  ASUS ROG Chakram Core Review Let’s be honest — the core design of a mouse has somewhat remained the same since computers became mainstream. Sure, as technology has evolved we have seen vast improvements in optical sensors and wireless technology, but honestly, how much can you do with two main buttons and a sensor? 