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Five wired computer mice are lined up side by side on a white surface. The two on the left are black, the one in the middle is dark gray, and the two on the right are white.

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Asus ROG Harpe Ace Aim Lab Edition
Asus ROG Harpe Ace Aim Lab Edition
Lightweight 54-gram design 36,000 DPI Wired/2.4 GHz RF, plus Bluetooth
Sale price$99.99 Regular price$149.99
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A graphic titled Why NZXT Mice? with four sections: Performance (fast, reliable clicks, accurate tracking), Durability (built to last), Design (secure grip), and Customization (adjust settings, create profiles).
Three white computer mice—Lift Elite, Lift 2 Symm, and Lift 2 Ergo—are displayed side by side under the heading “Meet the Lineup,” with brief text describing their lightweight, precise, and easy-to-handle design.
Two Lift Elite Wireless mice, one white and one black, are displayed on a dark gradient background with the text Lift Elite Wireless Ultra-Lightweight Wireless Mouse above them.
A list of four gaming mouse features on a dark background: pro-grade precision, optical switches, 4K/8K polling rates, and effortless control, each described with details about performance, durability, and design.
Two computer mice, one black and one white, are shown side by side on a gradient blue background. Both are wired and labeled as Lift 2 Symm and Lift 2 Ergo lightweight wired mice.
Product features listed on a blue gradient background include Featherweight Feel, Pro-Grade Precision (26K DPI, 650 IPS), 8K Polling Rate, and Optical Switches with 100-million click lifespan.
Three white computer mice are shown under the heading Compare Mice. The mice are labeled from left to right: Lift Elite, Lift 2 Symm, and Lift Ergo.
A comparison table of three computer mice showing shape, connection type, weight, sensor/DPI, max polling rate, and switch type. Differences include ergonomic shape and weight, while most specs are similar.
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