ASUS ROG Gladius III Wireless Gaming Mouse - Tri-Mode Connectivity (2.4GHz/Bluetooth LE), 19,000 DPI Optical Sensor, Hot-Swappable Push-Fit II Switches, Ergonomic Design | Perfect for FPS, MOBA & PC Gaming

So far, ASUS has the right idea in letting people change their switches. This mouse feels better than the Corsair RGB Sabre to me personally, and that mouse will last no more than a year with my use. Honestly, it crapped out at around 8 or 9 months. Not good if you can't switch things out in a modular way like the Gladius III.The plastic feels ever so slightly cheaper than the Sabre, which had a bit more of a sticky rubber feel, so that is the only real worry here; if the plastic here becomes too shiny and loses its grip it kind of defeats the purpose of being modular. I'll have to buy another one to keep the plastic in good shape, so we will have to see if this thing actually lasts. I have huge doubts.The weight of thing is about right for my uses. I feel it sits a bit taller and slightly thinner than the Sabre, and it fits my somewhat large hands better as a result.Software was more or less on par with iCUE. I actually found the Armoury Crate to be better, and after negating services, tracking down a few background processes in the Asus directory, and deleting task scheduler issues, I have my mouse without RGB lights and it stays that way on resets with zero Asus processes running. I only had to switch the services to manual, unlike Corsair where they need to be disabled and leave you with a mouse that can have some issues.So kudos to ASUS there. I hate these bloated software systems, and this one was slightly easier to work around. All the features you need are in the software, and you can tune all of your components easily with the ASUS program. Even more so than Corsair as ASUS specializes in everything.In the future I will stick with ASUS, but I think they may need to make the coating on this some better type of rubberized grip. Those don't always work after a year either, but the Sabre did seem to have an improved one that lasted better than its switches did. We'll see how long the Gladius III lasts in the plastic department. Will report back. Otherwise, solid mouse on sale.