ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) has introduced the new ROG Hone Control Ace L Vitality Edition mouse pad at COMPUTEX 2026 in Taipei. Developed in partnership with Team Vitality, one of the world’s leading esports organizations, the new mouse pad is designed specifically for competitive FPS players who demand precision and consistency. It is also the first control-oriented cloth mouse pad in the ROG lineup and has been tested and approved by Team Vitality’s professional Counter-Strike 2 and VALORANT players.

Designed for Precision Gaming

The ROG Hone Control Ace L Vitality Edition features a control-focused cloth surface with a high-friction texture. Unlike speed-focused mouse pads, this surface is designed to provide stronger stopping power, helping gamers make accurate flick shots, precise aim corrections, and controlled movements during intense matches. ASUS says the surface also delivers consistent X-Y tracking, ensuring predictable mouse movement across the entire pad.

Comfort-Focused Design

To improve comfort during long gaming sessions, ASUS has equipped the mouse pad with a 4mm high-density polyurethane memory foam base. The cushioning helps absorb minor vibrations and provides better support for the wrist and arm. The stitch-less curved edge design further enhances comfort by reducing friction against the wrist and forearm, making wide mouse movements feel smoother.

Built for Esports and Everyday Use

With dimensions of 490 × 420 mm, the mouse pad offers ample space for both low-DPI and high-DPI gamers. It also features a water-resistant surface that helps protect against accidental spills and makes cleaning easier. The bright yellow Team Vitality-inspired design gives the mouse pad a distinctive esports look while highlighting the collaboration between the two brands.

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