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ASUS ROG Chakram X – Specification
asus Mouse SKU: ROG-CHAKRAM-X

ASUS ROG Chakram X – Specification

$250.00
Available 10.0/10Outstanding
  • Sensor ROG AimPoint
  • DPI 100 – 36,000 DPI
  • Polling Rate 8000 Hz (wired) / 1000 Hz (RF) / 250 Hz (BT)
  • Weight 127 g
  • Connection Wireless (2.4 GHz RF) / Bluetooth 5.2 / Wired
  • Grip Style Palm, Claw
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ASUS ROG Chakram X

ASUS ROG Chakram X is a mouse built around Right-handed, Palm, Claw grip guidance and ROG AimPoint, 127 g, 8000 Hz (wired) / 1000 Hz (RF) / 250 Hz (BT), Wireless (2.4 GHz RF) / Bluetooth 5.2 / Wired. The main buying point is whether its shape, weight and connection setup match your hand and desk setup. The main trade-off is that heavier weight may not suit users who want an ultra-light FPS mouse. This guide is based on supplied specification fields and avoids direct product testing claims.

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • Listed sensor: ROG AimPoint
  • DPI range: 100 – 36,000 DPI
  • Polling rate: 8000 Hz (wired) / 1000 Hz (RF) / 250 Hz (BT)
  • Weight: 127 g
  • Connection: Wireless (2.4 GHz RF) / Bluetooth 5.2 / Wired
  • Switches: ROG Micro-Switches (hot-swappable)
Cons
  • Shape and hand fit should be verified before buying

Our Rating Scores are set by our editors from the manufacturer-published specifications, not from hands-on testing.

10
/ 10 Outstanding
Design 10
Sensor 10
Switches & Buttons 10
Connectivity 10
Compatibility 10

Specifications

Basic Information

Brand ASUS
Model Name ROG Chakram X
Release Year 2022
Category Mouse
Grip Style Palm, Claw
Ergonomics Right-handed
Design Type Ergonomic Gaming Mouse
Color Options Black

Dimensions & Weight

Length 132.7 mm
Width 76.6 mm
Height 42.8 mm
Weight 127 g
Material Matte plastic with magnesium alloy accents
Feet Material PTFE (Low Friction)

Sensor & Performance

Sensor Type Optical
Sensor Model ROG AimPoint
Resolution (DPI) 100 – 36,000 DPI
Tracking Accuracy <1% CPI deviation (no smoothing/filtering)
Polling Rate 8000 Hz (wired) / 1000 Hz (RF) / 250 Hz (BT)
Max Tracking Speed 650 IPS
Max Acceleration 50 G
Lift-off Distance 1.2 mm
Click Latency Sub‑1 ms (wired)
Onboard Memory Yes

Switches & Buttons

Switch Type ROG Micro-Switches (hot-swappable)
Durability 70 Million clicks
Total Buttons 11 + Joystick
Scroll Wheel Free‑scrolling wheel with tilt
Side Buttons Yes (4 customizable)
Middle Click Yes
Macro Support Yes (Armoury Crate)

Connectivity

Connection Type Wireless (2.4 GHz RF) / Bluetooth 5.2 / Wired
Cable Length 1.8 m
Cable Type Braided USB‑C
Wireless Receiver ROG 2.4 GHz Nano Receiver (USB‑A)
Charging Port USB‑C (Qi compatible)
Compatibility Windows, macOS

Compatibility

Software Armoury Crate
System Support Windows 10 / 11
Interface Required USB‑A or USB‑C port

Battery & Charging

Battery Type Built‑in Lithium Polymer
Battery Life Up to 150 hours (Bluetooth)
Charging Method USB‑C or Qi wireless
Charge Time Approx. 2 hours

Smart Features

Smart Features Analog thumb joystick for 360° control
Hot‑swappable optical/mechanical switches
Per‑button RGB lighting (16.8M colors)
8000 Hz polling rate (wired)
Qi wireless charging support
Onboard profile storage
Armoury Crate customization

⚡ Real-World Performance Analysis

Polling Rate
8000 Hz (wired) / 1000 Hz (RF) / 250 Hz (BT)
A high polling rate helps most when your whole setup - PC, driver and game - can sustain it consistently.
DPI
100 – 36,000 DPI
Real-world aim comes down to sensor tracking and personal sensitivity, not the maximum DPI figure alone.
Tracking Speed
650 IPS
Sourced from the manufacturer's own maximum tracking speed spec.
Wireless Mode
Wireless (2.4 GHz RF) / Bluetooth 5.2 / Wired
For gaming, the 2.4 GHz receiver or wired mode is the faster choice - Bluetooth suits everyday convenience more than competitive play.
Response Feel

Based on the listed specs, ASUS ROG Chakram X should be judged by sensor consistency, click feel, weight balance and shape fit. Actual response should be confirmed through testing.

Latency Notes

Latency and polling figures are the manufacturer's published specifications, not independently measured results.

Tracking Notes

Tracking speed and acceleration figures reflect the sensor's published specifications rather than independent lab measurement.

Daily Use

For daily browsing and work, ASUS ROG Chakram X can be used like a normal mouse, but its value depends most on comfort, grip fit and connection preference.

✋ Shape & Grip Guide — Is This Mouse Right for Your Hand?

ShapeRight-handed
Size132.7 mm × 76.6 mm × 42.8 mm
Weight Feel127 g listed, heavy mouse range
Best GripsPalm, Claw

ASUS ROG Chakram X lists Palm, Claw grip support with 132.7 mm × 76.6 mm × 42.8 mm dimensions and 127 g. Compare these numbers with a mouse you already use before buying because hand fit matters more than a spec table.

Good fit if

  • You use Palm, Claw grip and the dimensions fit your hand.
  • You prefer the listed 127 g weight class.
  • You want a mouse with ROG AimPoint.
  • You can actually use the listed 8000 Hz (wired) / 1000 Hz (RF) / 250 Hz (BT) polling mode on your PC/game setup.
  • You want the listed wireless/wired connection options.

Consider another shape if

  • You cannot compare the listed shape and dimensions with your hand size.
  • You want an ultra-lightweight mouse.

🎯 Sensor & Tracking Quality — What You're Actually Getting

Sensor
ROG AimPoint
This reflects the published sensor specification.
DPI Range
100 – 36,000 DPI
Everyday sensitivity settings matter more for control than the maximum DPI ceiling.
Polling Rate
8000 Hz (wired) / 1000 Hz (RF) / 250 Hz (BT)
The benefit of higher polling shows up only when your PC and game can sustain it consistently.
Lift-off Distance
1.2 mm
Tracking
650 IPS / 50 G

sensor ROG AimPoint, DPI 100 – 36,000 DPI, polling 8000 Hz (wired) / 1000 Hz (RF) / 250 Hz (BT), tracking speed 650 IPS, acceleration 50 G. Avoid mixing tracking accuracy text with IPS speed; the tracking speed card is filled only from the listed max tracking speed field.

🧩 Clicks, Buttons & Build Quality

Switches
ROG Micro-Switches (hot-swappable)
The official product page has the most reliable detail on switch feel and rated durability.
Buttons
11 + Joystick
Product photos are the clearest way to confirm exact side-button placement.
Scroll Wheel
Free‑scrolling wheel with tilt
Mouse Feet
PTFE (Low Friction)
Shell / Body
Matte plastic with magnesium alloy accents
Coating / Finish
Black

ASUS ROG Chakram X should be checked for shell coating, button feel and scroll-wheel behavior before final buying. Listed material: Matte plastic with magnesium alloy accents. Listed feet: PTFE (Low Friction).

🔋 Wireless & Battery — What to Expect

Connection
Wireless (2.4 GHz RF) / Bluetooth 5.2 / Wired
Battery Life
Up to 150 hours (Bluetooth)
Charging
USB‑C or Qi wireless
Receiver / Dongle
ROG 2.4 GHz Nano Receiver (USB‑A)

For gaming, use the listed 2.4 GHz/wireless receiver or wired mode when available. battery life, receiver package and high-polling support are not confirmed in the published spec sheet.

🎮 Gaming Use Cases — How Does It Perform?

🎯FPS / Aim Training
Shape-dependent

ASUS ROG Chakram X can work for FPS if the shape, 127 g and sensor setup fit your hand. Comfort and control matter more than maximum DPI.

🧙MOBA / RPG
Good for standard use

For MOBA and RPG, the standard button layout is enough for most players. Choose a mouse with more side buttons only if you need many shortcuts.

🕹️Casual Gaming
Good

For casual gaming and everyday use, shape comfort and reliable clicks matter more than high-end sensor numbers.

🏆Competitive Notes
Good on paper

For serious competitive use, the receiver, cable and firmware setup all affect real click and polling behaviour as much as the raw spec sheet does.

👤 Who Should Buy This Mouse?

Buy if

  • You use Palm, Claw grip and the dimensions fit your hand.
  • You prefer the listed 127 g weight class.
  • You want a mouse with ROG AimPoint.
  • You can actually use the listed 8000 Hz (wired) / 1000 Hz (RF) / 250 Hz (BT) polling mode on your PC/game setup.
  • You want the listed wireless/wired connection options.

Skip if

  • You cannot compare the listed shape and dimensions with your hand size.
  • You want an ultra-lightweight mouse.

🛒 Practical Buying Advice

Before Buying

Before buying ASUS ROG Chakram X, verify the exact sensor, switch type, dimensions, weight, receiver/cable package, software support, price and warranty.

Value Check

ASUS ROG Chakram X gives the most value if its Palm, Claw shape and 127 g fit your hand. Do not buy only because of maximum DPI or polling numbers.

Best Configuration

Choose the color/bundle that includes the cable, receiver or accessories you need. Confirm whether high polling requires a specific dongle or firmware setting.

What to Verify

Sensor: ROG AimPoint
DPI: 100 – 36,000 DPI
Polling: 8000 Hz (wired) / 1000 Hz (RF) / 250 Hz (BT)
Tracking speed: 650 IPS
Weight: 127 g
Connection: Wireless (2.4 GHz RF) / Bluetooth 5.2 / Wired
Battery life: Up to 150 hours (Bluetooth)

Buying Call

Buy ASUS ROG Chakram X if the grip, weight and connection mode match your gaming/desk setup. Skip it if you need a different shape, Bluetooth convenience or many productivity buttons.

🏁 Final Verdict

ASUS ROG Chakram X: choose it if the shape fits your hand

ASUS ROG Chakram X has a listed spec set built around ROG AimPoint, 8000 Hz (wired) / 1000 Hz (RF) / 250 Hz (BT) and 127 g. The safe buying decision depends on shape fit, connection package and verified software, price and warranty details.

Sensor: ROG AimPointWeight: 127 gGrip: Palm, ClawConnection: Wireless (2.4 GHz RF) / Bluetooth 5.2 / Wired

💻 Compatibility & Software Notes

Software
Armoury Crate
Supported OS
Windows, macOS
Profiles / Memory
Yes

The software and OS fields reflect what's officially listed - firmware version, polling behaviour and profile storage can vary, so check the manufacturer's current documentation for specifics.

🔁 Alternatives to Consider

Same

brand lighter/heavier model: compare if you like the brand but need a different weight or shape.

Mainstream wireless gaming mouse

compare if you want wider software support and more reviews.

Ergonomic productivity mouse

choose this if office comfort and extra workflow buttons matter more than gaming specs.

Wired gaming mouse

choose this if you want simpler setup and do not need wireless convenience.

✅ Source / Verification Notes

✓

Specifications on this page come from the manufacturer's published listing.

✓

We have not physically tested this exact unit, so treat latency, battery life, coating durability and click feel as manufacturer claims rather than independently measured results.

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