Asus ROG Harpe Ace Aim Lab Edition Wireless Gaming Mouse, 54 g Lightweight, 2.4GHz RF, Bluetooth, 36K DPI Sensor, 5 Buttons, ROG SpeedNova, ROG Omni Receiver, Esports & FPS Gaming, Moonlight White

This is my first mouse upgrade in a long time. I cannot compare it to the DAV3 or Gpro. I will say that it looks and feel really nice. I personally like the little RGB wheel. The mouse has this coarse coating that gives it a better grip. The front side button is a little hard to reach comfortably (I'd say I have normal sized hands). I've also got the Scope II keyboard, so I use armoury crate to control the rgb, updates, and customization. Armoury crate is as awful as you've probably heard and causes computer stability issues. I got this for $70, so it was still worth the money. At $100+, there are similar quality options without the stability issues.

I love that the mouse in addition to RF has Bluetooth, I leave the RF at my set up and use Bluetooth in class. The shape of the mouse is similar the razer viper I enjoy it. The clicks are nice too not much travel. I just wish the glides were bigger

I like it quite a bit. It has both bluetooth and 2.4g wireless, decent coating, and good battery life. Nothing to really complain about, except the fact that the middle mouse button/scroll wheel no longer registers a click. I use this mouse for work a lot and middle click is something I used daily. Really disappointed.

Very friendly shape for my palm/claw grip, super light, great build quality. The texture was not slippery at all for me. The scroll wheel feels great, with very distinct steps. The white and blue colorway is really nice for my setup. I did switch the skates for some Corepads to make it perfect, although now I do hear a slight rattle from very vigorous shaking (only after I changed the skates, I don't know if it's related but wasn't there before). I'm upgrading from a Logitech G305 (hated the double-clicks), so I wanted to stay away from Logitech, including the Superlight. I tried Razer Viper V2 Pro (hand cramps after long sessions of pincer claw), and Razer Deathadder V3 Pro (ergo shape too sluggish for me), before settling for this mouse (hopefully the mechanical switches won't double click). Highly recommend!