Ultra light, the SteelSeries Aerox 5 Wireless mouse at the lowest price

The right plan

L’Aerox 5 Wireless has a rather eloquent name. As you might suspect, this is a wireless mouse, light. But it has other characteristics to seduce the gamers demanding. Its honeycomb design was not installed solely for aesthetic reasons. This type of manufacturing has a double interest, to reduce the weight but also to ventilate and thus limit the sweating of our small sweaty palms. The other side of the coin, the mouse’s heart is exposed, here’s why SteelSeries has certified its IP54 mouseenough to protect it effectively against water splashes and the elements.

On the performance side, theAerox 5 Wireless is not to be outdone, thanks to its 18,000 DPI TrueMove Air sensor, precise and swift. For nervous players, this configuration is ideal, easily absorbing the most inhuman accelerations of gamers pros. To go with all of this, the SteelSeries gaming mouse is very lightweight, displaying only 74 gramsdespite its double 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth connectivity and its battery allowing it up to 180 hours of use.
Cash 4 buttons on the left edgeI’Aerox 5 Wireless has a button with two positions, up and down. We thus have access to a total of 9 programmable buttons. That’s more than enough for most games. Obviously, the mouse embeds a beautiful RGB lighting.

Offered at the price of €149.99, Amazon, Baker and Materiel.net are currently presenting a great promotion bringing the price down by 33%. Thus, it only costs €99.99a price well placed to compete with the others wireless gaming mouse of the market.

What alternative?

If you feel limited with this Aerox 5especially in terms of the number of programmable buttons, you are probably keen on MMOs. Fortunately, SteelSeries has in its gaming range a perfect mouse for this. Take an Aerox 5, put 12 programmable buttons on the edge and you get a Aerox 9 Wirelessa wireless gaming mouse cut out for MMO enthusiasts. The performance is identical, and only the weight is up, at 89 gramswhich won’t bother since MMOs don’t require extreme velocity.