Steelseries Aerox 3 RGB Wireless Gaming Mouse - Onyx

This mouse is great, light weight, bluetooth and 2.4ghz connectivity!

The only problem is that it is a known problem with the Aerox 3 that it will randomly disconnect at times, it stays on and the lights will show as if it works, but the only way to get it to work again is to physically unplug the usb from the computer and replug it in. Even turning the mouse on and off does NOT fix it.

Again, this is a KNOWN issue that SteelSeries has not addressed the issue of, Also there is no way to see the Mouses battery level (the exact percentage), it only shows you 3 bars, and they are wildly inaccurate.

It would be a good mouse if you risk...view more This mouse is great, light weight, bluetooth and 2.4ghz connectivity!

The only problem is that it is a known problem with the Aerox 3 that it will randomly disconnect at times, it stays on and the lights will show as if it works, but the only way to get it to work again is to physically unplug the usb from the computer and replug it in. Even turning the mouse on and off does NOT fix it.

Again, this is a KNOWN issue that SteelSeries has not addressed the issue of, Also there is no way to see the Mouses battery level (the exact percentage), it only shows you 3 bars, and they are wildly inaccurate.

It would be a good mouse if you risked it and got a working one, but for me I'm just gonna return it.

I think it's a pretty solid mouse overall, there's not much I can fault. It's on the larger side for a lightweight mouse so it's a great transition from using mice like the razer DeathAdder and Lancehead TE, and the Bluetooth and wireless connections work great. software is the only downside, and it's a slight one at that, the UI makes things finicky but that's the problem I've had with all other software for other brands. I think it's a pretty solid mouse overall, there's not much I can fault. It's on the larger side for a lightweight mouse so it's a great transition from using mice like the razer DeathAdder and Lancehead TE, and the Bluetooth and wireless connections work great. software is the only downside, and it's a slight one at that, the UI makes things finicky but that's the problem I've had with all other software for other brands.

Got this mouse to replace my g pro, so far the mouse is good for larger hands with the perfect amount of grip. Have owned for about 1 month now. No real downsides. Great mouse Would recommend. Got this mouse to replace my g pro, so far the mouse is good for larger hands with the perfect amount of grip. Have owned for about 1 month now. No real downsides. Great mouse Would recommend.

Battery doesn’t last that long while using 2.4 connectivity. (Haven’t tried Bluetooth) For me I haven’t even had 20 hours use out of it before needing to charge.
Also the battery indicator is far from accurate.
Other than this it is a good mouse. Battery doesn’t last that long while using 2.4 connectivity. (Haven’t tried Bluetooth) For me I haven’t even had 20 hours use out of it before needing to charge.
Also the battery indicator is far from accurate.
Other than this it is a good mouse.

When I got the mouse I didn't believe going from a Rival 650 to would make a big difference.

This mouse makes using the Rival 650 feel like a workout.
Also does not have the stupid side grips that keep coming off like on the Rival 650.

The Aerox 3 is a little smaller than the Rival 650 but I didn't notice too much change in the way I needed too grip the mouse.

Buttons take a little less force to press than the Rival 650 but not as light as the Logitech Pro Wireless - This is a good thing for me since I kept pressing the buttons while resting my hand on the Pro Wireless.

Mouse looks like it could be flimsy but its solid and can ta...view more When I got the mouse I didn't believe going from a Rival 650 to would make a big difference.

This mouse makes using the Rival 650 feel like a workout.
Also does not have the stupid side grips that keep coming off like on the Rival 650.

The Aerox 3 is a little smaller than the Rival 650 but I didn't notice too much change in the way I needed too grip the mouse.

Buttons take a little less force to press than the Rival 650 but not as light as the Logitech Pro Wireless - This is a good thing for me since I kept pressing the buttons while resting my hand on the Pro Wireless.

Mouse looks like it could be flimsy but its solid and can take a bit of a knock on par with most mice.

I like this mouse a lot and if it holds the course its well worth the asking price.