SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless - Holey RGB Gaming Mouse - Ultra-lightweight Water Resistant Design - 18K DPI TrueMove Air Optical Sensor - Lag-free 2.4GHz / Bluetooth Wireless - Limited Edition Ghost

Great mouse - very light and glides nicely. Lighting looks very good and comes with a nice braided cable. Haven’t tested the Bluetooth, as for the 2.4G mode it is very responsive and I feel no difference to my old wired mouse. It is easy to map the 3 extra buttons to whatever using the steelseries engine, as well as configure the lighting. The battery life is on the shorter side - it is clear they prioritised a lower weight over battery, as depending on usage and settings it can run out quickly. However it works perfectly well plugged in and charging. Lastly, this hasn’t been a problem for me but if crumbs or debris were to make it inside the mouse, to disassemble it and remove them you’d have to remove the mouse feet which from a repairability standpoint is disappointing, as battery replacements will similarly need to do this. Also if you’re left handed like I am, this mouse is almost symmetrical apart from the side buttons, so is suitable for left handed use.

Massive improvement over the last version being left and right-click are tighter and no longer overlap, mouse feet being the biggest improvement with the bottom of the shell no longer dragging on the mouse pad, I haven't tried any aftermarket feet but I would say these are about as good. And the last upgrade being little to no creaking in the shell. However after all these upgrades, there are still some downsides, the first being the side buttons are so small feel like they are part of the shell and not very tactile I would replace these however they use 90-degree switches where the pins make a 90 turn and there are not many switches that do this. The second is the low scroll wheel it's pretty recessed into the shell so I find myself lifting my hand to use the full scroll when picking up loot in Apex this is a minor issue though much like the frustrating button on the bottom which selects Bluetooth off and 2.4ghz when trying to turn the mouse off which is not very often I find the button going over off and onto Bluetooth as the off position is in the middle. The last downside is the RGB, if you're trying to make a wireless mouse and extend the battery life as long as possible it doesn't make much sense to add RGB and also add weight with a diffuser plate which is below the PCB, very minor issue again but one of the reasons this is a really good mouse but not a great mouse it tries too hard to fit into too many categories.

Let me start this review by saying I originally ordered the Snow Model as it was on discount, but it came dead on arrival :( and it had seemed already opened and returned by a previous customer so boo Amazon! Then I finally ordered the Ghost Limited Edition colourway which worked flawlessly out of the box. One of the primary reasons I went for this mouse over other lightweight mouse competitors is that it uses USB-C to charge, which mice that are supposed to be better such as the G Pro Superlight do not have which isn't at all ideal in 2022! Ergonomically, the mouse lives up to the lightweight advertising and is a huge improvement when coming from a mouse such as the G203, near the 80g+ range. It is also shaped very well on the sides allowing an area for your thumb to rest. However an area in which the mouse isn't so comfortable is towards the rear where the mouse's curve levels off a bit more than other symmetrical mice, so a palm grip isn't really possible even for an average hand size. I can't speak on the battery life of the mouse, but the cable provided with the mouse is extremely supple and lightweight, allowing use as a wired mouse just as easily as it is when wireless. In addition to this, the availability of a 2.4Ghz and Bluetooth 5.0 mode allows me to save battery life during work or browsing in Bluetooth or use maximum polling rate and accuracy in 2.4Ghz whilst gaming. Some flaws with the previous version of this mouse, mention the lack of glide pads on the underneath and the build quality not being as expected for such a price, and so far these seem to have been resolved as I have noticed no scraping on the mousepad nor any creaking during use. Overall this is a incredibly compelling lightweight mouse for fingertip/claw grips, and those who want Bluetooth connectivity to mobile devices, as well as USB-C charging in 2022.

I haven't really delved into the gaming mice world, let alone rgb mice. I usually rock an MX ANYWHERE 3S. Despite being a pretty basic mouse, it fits in the hand nicely and the rgb is fabulous. I recently want to rgb-ify my setup and if you're looking to do the same then this mouse is for you. As with all products that utilise proprietary software, it's best to only install the bare minimum and then uninstall it once you've setup the mouse how you want it (at least in my case - it was messing with my sound).

Great piece of kit, my son loves it!

I used the mouse for about 6-7 months and then the battery life was just not there. I'd see myself put it on charge every hour after charging it for multiple. After essentially using it as a wired mouse and 15 ish months since purchase the mouse just stops working now and then and doesn't respond even though lights are on. In all, quite a bit of money for the quality of a £20 mouse in my case.

I have had this mouse for 6 months now. Please read this review there is a fault with every model, people don't usually talk about this. My wireless mouse kept disconnecting at random intervals. Sometimes it was fine for pretty much all day, sometimes it lost the 2.4ghz connection multiple times a day, while gaming. So I play competitive online games where losing connection can cost you the entire game. And it did, quite a number of times the mouse simply lost connection and kept flashing. So I did everything usually I should, I reinstalled the software, made sure the port works, I even upgraded to a 850W power supply from my 650W. And it still kept doing it.... I work in IT so I ran a troubleshooting diagnostics, and what I found shocked me! There is a fault in the firmware. This means that EVERY SINGLE MODEL including your potential purchase has this fault with it. And the fact that they updated this model in 2021 does not change things. They kept it a secret that the product is faulty. People experience this but they just dismiss it as a mishap (perhaps thinking "oh well this is a wireless mouse things like this happen with wireless mouse every time"). Honestly it is a faulty product. I got rid of mine and went with a different brand. The funny thing is I also work part time as a product tester, and they had sent me an Aerox 9 to review. That had exactly the same faulty programming! The Aerox line would have been awesome but it is a faulty product. You would be simply wasting your money! Especially if you want a reliable, solid 2.4ghz connection for wireless gaming.

This mouse looks sweet as and feels really nice in the hand thats about it though this thing when using wireless randomly disconnects constantly its such a pain have to use it wired not worth how much I paid

Very lightweight and fast wireless gaming mouse. Seems to have faster response than the razer viper. Only problem is over time things get stuck inside the mouse due to its semi open design.

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📝 DESCRIPCIÓN Ratón inalámbrico para gaming con batería recargable y conectividad versátil para varios dispositivos. * En Amazon puedes encontrar un modelo similar y más económico, de la misma marca: https://amzn.to/48LO9xw 🧾 ESPECIFICACIONES - Tecnología: Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4 GHz inalámbrico - Sensor óptico: TrueMove Air, 18,000 CPI - Batería: Recargable - Autonomía: Hasta 200 horas de duración - Botones: 6 mecánicos, 60 millones de clics - Peso: 68 g 📦 CONTENIDO • Ratón inalámbrico • Dongle USB • Cable Usb-C • Guía de instalación 💶 PRECIO 6 de Noviembre de 2024: 59,99 € 🟢 PROS • Batería duradera de hasta 200 horas • Dos tipos de conectividad inalámbrica • Diseño ergonómico y cómodo para largas sesiones • Sensibilidad ajustable hasta 18,000 CPI • Clics mecánicos duraderos • Batería recargable • Luces Led RGB 8️⃣ VALORACIÓN Este ratón ha sido un excelente descubrimiento para las sesiones de juego del niño y para un uso ofimático. Me gustó este ratón por su diseño gaming y por venir con batería recargable, con hasta 200 horas deautonomía. Siempre he utilizado la marca Logitech, pero me decidí a probar este modelo por las buenas críticas y por tener la conexión tanto por Bluetooth como la de radio 2.4 GHz por usb. Ambas ofrecen una respuesta muy rápida, casi como si estuviera usando un ratón con cable, sin que al nivel que tiene el niño le haya notado lag. Viene con tecnología Quantum 2.0 que optimiza el rendimiento, y se nota la baja latencia en plena partida. Tiene un sensor óptico TrueMove Air, con hasta 18,000 CPI, que ofrece una precisión impresionante tanto en juegos como en tareas normales. Es la primera vez que utilizo un ratón de estas características y gracias a su botón central, puedes cambiar rápidamente de modo, adaptándose a lo que necesitas en cada tarea. Los clics son mecánicos y son muy satisfactorios, con un sonido nítido y una respuesta que se siente muy sólida, y que están diseñados para durar mucho. Por el momento ningún problema. El diseño es lo que más me ha gustado. Es ergonómico y se ajusta perfectamente a la mano, lo que lo hace cómodo durante largas sesiones de uso. Tenía este modelo y otro de Logitech y claramente, este modelo por diseño y sensaciones, me hacía sentir más cómodo. Es un poco más pesado que el Logitech, pero también es algo que me gusta más. Otro aspecto que le encantó al niño, es que viene con iluminación RGB. Es una iluminación sutil pero bonita. Además de verse bien, te da alertas sobre el estado de la batería, lo cual es práctico para no quedarte sin energía en mitad de una partida. Puedes descargarte el software SteelSeries Engine, que te va a permitir personalizar completamente las funciones del ratón. He podido programar cada una de las teclas según mis necesidades. Además, puedes guardar varias configuraciones, para cambiarlas rápidamente sin tener que volver a programar. Desde el software, también es súper fácil actualizar el firmware, asegurándome de que siempre está funcionando a su máximo rendimiento. También puedes modificar los modos de iluminación de la rueda del ratón, lo cual es muy útil para recibir alertas de batería o notificaciones del juego de forma visual. En general, es un ratón versátil que funciona muy bien tanto para juegos como para trabajo cotidiano. ✅ CONCLUSIÓN Este ratón ofrece una excelente relación calidad-precio, con una batería muy duradera y una conexión inalámbrica fiable. Ideal tanto para gamers como para usuarios de oficina. 👍 MUY RECOMENDABLE ✳️ Espero que mi comentario ✍️ te haya podido servir de ayuda 😃

Die SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless hat mich wirklich begeistert und gehört für mich zu den besten Gaming-Mäusen in dieser Preisklasse! Schon beim ersten Anfassen merkt man, wie extrem leicht sie ist – mit nur ca. 66–68 g gleitet sie mühelos über das Mauspad und sorgt für schnelle, präzise Bewegungen. Perfekt für Shooter und schnelle Games. (SteelSeries) Die Verbindung ist absolut stabil, egal ob über 2,4 GHz oder Bluetooth. Kein Lag, keine Aussetzer – einfach zuverlässige Performance. Besonders beeindruckend ist auch die lange Akkulaufzeit von bis zu 200 Stunden, sodass man sich kaum Gedanken ums Laden machen muss. (SteelSeries) Das RGB-Design sieht richtig stark aus und lässt sich individuell anpassen. Zusammen mit der hochwertigen Verarbeitung und dem wasser- sowie staubgeschützten Gehäuse (IP54) wirkt die Maus insgesamt sehr langlebig. (SteelSeries) Auch der Sensor arbeitet extrem präzise und reagiert sofort auf jede Bewegung – genau das, was man beim Gaming braucht. Fazit: Eine leichte, schnelle und zuverlässige Gaming-Maus mit starker Ausstattung und stylischem RGB. Klare Kaufempfehlung!

Warning fairly long and detailed  The first th8ing to know about the Aerox 3 Wireless is that there is an original and an 2022 update.. That update fixes complaints about the original Aerox 3 Wireless. You can tell them apart by looking at the bottom. The original mouse has four small circular PTFE feet, the updates mouse has two wide PTFE feet. Those feet are very smooth, making the mouse really glide over my desk. The Aerox 3 Wireless It is available in two colours: Snow (White), Onyx (Black) and this Limited Edition Ghost. The Ghost Edition is the Snow Edition but with more transparent sides, to really shows of the RGB lighting. The default light level is ridiculously bright, but easy to adjust with the SteelSeries software. I set the brightness level to about 40% percent. The RGB lighting is highly configurable and can be turned off – but if you are going to do so, the Snow Edition is cheaper. A interesting thing about the SteelSeries software is that it noted that some Windows mouse acceleration enhancements were turned on, recommended turning those of for this mouse, and even provided a “Fix this now” button to do so. I did so, and did experience any problem. There’s more, but ther two biggest things that make a gaming mouse, other than the RGB light show, are low weight and high precision. This mouse is just 66 grams and its precision, which is advertised at 18.000 CPI, which isn’;t the highest available, but more than you really need. Immediately after connecting the mouse, I pressed the CPI button to get a lower resolution and faster moving mouse. I am happy with the way the mouse clicks and scrolls. Manufactures claim extreme durability for click switches nowadays, so it should take month or years before I can say something useful about it other than that they seem work just fine. The mouse clicks are audible, but silent compared to the noise of the key clicks on my Apex Pro keyboard, The most important things about any moue are its shape and size. This mouse has a regular shape. It is only slightly different from the mouse I was using, and I adapted within a few minutes. To me, the lower weight was the bigger difference, and a difference I like. Switching back and forth, I quickly found the old mouse to be heave in comparison. While quite a few mice still use the annoying mini-USB port for charging (Logitech is particularly late to adopt the much more convenient USB-C), the Aerox 3 features an USB-C port, as a modern mouse should. The included USB cable is a reasonably nice quality braided cable, but not a pure USB-C cable. It has an USB-A connector for the computer end and an USB-C connector for the mouse end. You can connec the cable and charge the mouse while using it. The manual does not tell you how long to charge, I charged it for about half an hour. The included USB dongle is a bit larger than most mouse dongle, so it will stick out a bit more, which makes it less suitable for laptops. It lacks a logo or model name on top, but has plenty of text on the side to not confuse it with other dongles. Not that you need that, its size literally makes it stick out. There is a real design shortcomings that may turn you off this model; the Aerox 3 Wireless does not have space to store its USB dongle. What I happen to like, but may be turn-off for some is that this mouse dongle isn’t the typical USB-A dongle, but an USB-C dongle. As I type this, that dongle is connected to an USB-A port through a USB-C/USB-A adapter from Graugear (not too expensive, and sturdy metal instead of plastic), but you can connect to an USB-A port without any additional expense; the box includes an female USB-c to female USB-c adapter that allows you to connect the dongle to the included USB cable. The Aerox 3 Wireless is a dual-mode mouse. A little button on the bottom let’s you choose between Bluetooth, RF wireless and Off .When I switched it to Bluetooth, my Windows 10 laptop recognized it just fine. I considered the Logitech Wireless Pro, but it lack Bluetooth and has a mini-USB connector. The Logitech Superlight Pro X2 has USB-C, but is even more overpriced. The G309 is more affordable, but feels unbalanced with a battery, and the expensive Logitech PowerPlay mat you need to use it without a battery uses proprietary technology that is incompatible with Qi. The Logitech MX Anywhere 3S seems ideal for casual n the road use, but smallish for intensive desktop usage. The Razer Cobra Pro may look better on paper – and is surely priced like it – but it is a Razer mouse, and one of the nasty things Razer does is to shape their mice to only accept their own non-standard USB cables. I also know, from trying to claim warranty for a defect Razer Viper Ultimate, that their product support is worse than a bad joke. The Corsair M75 Wireless is very comparable, but 89 grams instead of 66, and I like the looks of the Aerox 3 better. In conclusion, I am happy with this mouse. I don’t know how well their advertised “aqua barrier” prevents it from getting wet, and it is too expensive to deliberate test it, but the shape is fine, the mouse clicks are fine, the scroll whel feels good, the smooth feet make it glide over my desk and the low weight makes it a joy to use. I like a bit of RGB, and the transparent side allow me to set a lower brightness than the Snow Edition, to save juice and make the battery last longer.