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There’s also a RGB strip alongside the base of the mouse, which is split into three customisable segments. Not only do the holes in the mouse aid with the weight factor, but they really elevate the design, with the RGB blasting through the holes. I have to say, I’ve rarely had to charge this mouse at all in the few months that I’ve been using it, which is exactly what I want from a wireless mouse. SteelSeries says that you can get roughly 200 hours of battery life in Bluetooth mode or 80+ hours with the included dongle. One area where the Aerox 3 Wireless really shines is its battery life, which is impressive to say the least.

Being able to zip across multiple tabs on both of my monitors was helped by the fact that this mouse is shockingly light. That’s where the Aerox 3 Wireless really shined for me. If I’m covering an event, that generally means having multiple screens open at once in order to write an article, churn something out of Photoshop and post it onto socials. When I’m at a PC, I’m generally doing quite a few things at once. When it comes to pricing, the standard Aerox 3 Wired will set you back $119 AUD whilst the Aerox 3 Wireless is a little bit more at $189 (currently $143 on Amazon) The wireless version is 66g with the wired version coming in at 57g. Coming from quite a chunky, heavy mouse, the weight of the Aerox 3 felt like a relief and the shape of the mouse molded perfectly to the hands. I’m not picky when it comes to my type of mouse by any means, but getting the SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless into my hands felt good instantly.

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