🖱️ SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless: Ultra-Light Gaming Mouse with TrueMove Air Sensor – 18,000 CPI – Water Resistant Design – 200 Hr Battery – Ghost Review

- Classic loud clicks - After 3 months, it began to connect for a very long time for several minutes and every other time - One button on the left began to crunch and sink somewhere Quality 0, normal working use, now I use the wire. Carried back this unfortunate technological marvel

I am satisfied with the purchase, I took it because I understood that the styles would not fail, since there are already ears and keyboard, the materials are very pleasant, the software is cool. With its pros: Lightweight, comfortable, does not lose connection, there are several wireless modes, a couple of additional buttons, quality materials. Some cons: If you turn on the backlight, then charging ends very quickly.

What kind of quality technology went. Previously, mice were listened to for 5-7 years. Now I take expensive mice and for a maximum of six months and it starts, then double clicks, then completely non-working buttons. I bought here on the market, the seller CLIFE. RU. So I wanted to change the mouse from them under warranty, they refused the warranty, such as incomplete equipment (I brought a mouse with a non-original Type-C cable, because the original one was lost), no matter how much I tried…

Beautiful mouse, in a good configuration for a relatively normal price for devices of this class. The mouse is large. I click the buttons loudly (but here for an amateur). But all the pleasure of using it is killed by the fact that on a flat surface this mouse plays with its legs. Either the body is crooked, or the legs need to be changed, or the fixing screws need to be adjusted. But for the price, I think it's unacceptable.

For the entire time of use, I charged 2 times, I use 6 hours a day, during the day on a poppy, and in the evening at my home PC, which is why I was looking for it to be able to work in such modes She asked me to ate it out of the box, I didn’t set it for a long time, but they brought the opportunity to wake up the mouse from movement, but bluetooth dumps appeared Has pros: Pleasant to the touch Soft Equipment Ability to work on 2 channels Battery Life Cons: After the ate, it began to fall off…

Why are they even adding legs to mice at the price of a pack of cigarettes? And the top brands are still almost completely refusing to do so. How much more convenient would the charging mode be if there was a docking station. But so far only the Greens have done it. Yes, Logitech has a charging carpet, which, of course, is also know-how, but at least the docking station, and not again stick-poke into the cord. Holds a charge a little. Even when the economy mode is on (when the mouse glows…

Its pros: Lightweight, comfortable, wireless. The presence of USB-C, charging lasts for 3-5 days. CPI button in an accessible place. Three modes of operation - Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz, Wire. The configuration software is convenient, although not very friendly in some places. Cons: It periodically loses the connection at 2.4 Ghz and it is not always possible to return the wireless connection simply by turning it on and off. It is not clear whether it is raw software, or the dampness of the mouse firm

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This mouse is probably my favorite mouse I've used from several Razer, Corsair and Logitech mice (honorable mention for the Corsair M65 ). The only problem is that the smooth rubber on the sides is a little sticky (two Rival 600s broke less than 6 months after purchase). The sides of the mouse now slide out to accommodate weights, so in theory Steelseries could just ship a replacement part, but they don't have replacement parts so you'll have to ship them to them first. The reason for the 2…

*edit* A customer service rep wrote back that the side panels are not currently offered for warranty replacement. They were promised they would eventually be available for purchase from their store, in which case I could contact them to arrange a free replacement whilst still under warranty. I appreciate this information but if it takes more than 6 months I have to pay, for now I have to live with it. Still an unacceptable situation at this price point, but at least they acknowledged it was a…

This is my CSGO gamer journey with 19cm x 10.5cm hands I started using the Logitech G403 for over a year. I liked everything about the G403, especially the crisp feel and light weight. However, over time I noticed that I was constantly placing my ring finger on the upper right edge of the right button. I was able to grip the mouse best with two fingers and my palm in hybrid mode, but after long gaming sessions I often found it easier to place all three fingers on the mouse and scroll with my…

I consider myself an advanced user. I've been using this product for about 10 hours every day for about six months. I've already had to replace it once due to a radio failure after less than a month of use. I tried replacing SteelSeries directly, but it was easier for me to switch back to Revain. After the mouse clicks weren't reliable, I tried replacing it again. Instead of making the process easy and/or simpler for the customer, I had to jump through hoops to have it replaced. All because her