ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) today announced U.S. retail availability of the ROG Gladius IV Ace, an ergonomic esports mouse developed through sports-science research and testing with competitive players. First unveiled at Gamescom 2026, the ROG Gladius IV Ace combines a lightweight, customizable design with precise tracking, responsive wireless performance and convenient browser-based personalization.
An ergonomic design informed by esports testing
The shape of the ROG Gladius IV Ace was refined through sports-science testing and iterative evaluations with esports players to help reduce muscle strain during the repeated gripping, lifting and movement involved in competitive play. Testing showed that players maintained more consistent tracking velocity and acceleration after experiencing fatigue, spent less time off target and achieved greater accuracy during 180-degree flick scenarios.
The mouse weighs 56 grams in its default, center-balanced configuration. Included 3-, 5- and 7-gram stackable weights provide seven additional configurations, allowing players to adjust the mouse’s weight and handling to match their preferences. Each complete mouse is machine-tested to confirm left- and right-click consistency within 5 gram-force for a closely matched actuation feel.
Precision and responsiveness for competitive play
The ROG AimPoint Pro 65K optical sensor delivers sensitivity of up to 65,000 dpi, while ROG optical micro switches provide immediate actuation, consistent click force and a lifespan of up to 100 million clicks.
ROG SpeedNova 8K Gen II wireless technology supports an 8000 Hz polling rate and scans movement at up to 20,000 frames per second, capturing rapid flicks, broad swipes and fine adjustments with precision. The ROG Gladius IV Ace’s enhanced receiver uses a larger antenna to reinforce signal quality, while Active Dynamic Hopping continuously searches for optimal wireless channels to help limit interference.
Dual LEDs display radio-frequency status at a glance, and Dynamic TX Power Control delivers maximum transmission strength for improved interference resistance. Zone Mode gives players streamlined access to essential competitive-gaming hardware settings.
Browser-based customization and easy portability
Players can customize mouse settings through the web-based ROG Gear Link without downloading additional software. This allows for quick adjustments across home gaming PCs, laptops and shared systems.
The ROG Gladius IV Ace also includes a dedicated carrying case that keeps the mouse, receiver, weights and other accessories organized and protected during storage or travel.
Availability
The ROG Gladius IV Ace is now available in Black, Moonlight White, Lava Red and Aqua Blue for $169.99 at Best Buy.
To become one of those who dare, learn more about ROG at rog.asus.com.
About ROG
Republic of Gamers (ROG) is an ASUS sub-brand dedicated to creating the world’s best gaming hardware and software. Formed in 2006, ROG offers a complete line of innovative products known for performance and quality, including motherboards, graphics cards, system components, laptops, desktops, monitors, smartphones, audio equipment, routers, peripherals and accessories. ROG participates in and sponsors major international gaming events. ROG gear has been used to set hundreds of overclocking records and it continues to be the preferred choice of gamers and enthusiasts around the world.
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