Until now we have talked about the seemingly good sides of the Aerox 3, but now it is time to talk about its shortcomings, and since there is quite a bit to mention, we will try to keep it short and simple. The Aerox 3 has a solid 80-hour battery life in 2.4 GHz mode, which should be the only mode you use this mouse for gaming! This is a solid achievement considering the slightly smaller 400 mA battery but is also due to implementing a lot of software tweaks we will discuss later. This is not to be considered a minus for the mouse as the sensor is rock-solid and even performs well during the tilt-slam test that is often done by RocketJumpNinja. The Aerox 3 uses a proprietary SteelSeries sensor called the TrueMove Air which is most likely a rebrand of the Pixart 3370 sensor used in most high-end gaming mice. The size is smaller than a Model O Wireless/ XM1r therefore it consolidates itself as a solid medium-sized mouse. A fair warning for finger-tip users – the weight distribution of the mouse is focused towards the back therefore when lifting the mouse with only a finger-tip grip the bottom of the mouse might hit the mousepad first, therefore, throwing your aim off. SteelSeries Engine 3.18.4+, for Windows (7 or newer) and Mac OSX (10.The mouse could probably be also used by palm grip users if their hand size was smaller. Windows, Mac, Xbox, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and Linux. SteelSeries mechanical switches, rated for 60 million clicksĥ8.30mm / 2.30 inches (front), 67.00mm / 2.64 inches (back)Ģ1.50mm / 0.85 inches (front), 37.90mm / 1.49 inches (back) The mouse can also operate using only 1 battery, and is built for extreme durability inside and out, including crisp 60 million click mechanical switches.
Conveniently carry the dongle inside the mouse.
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