Name: SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless
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The SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless mouse has an ultra-lightweight 66g design perfectly optimized for the fastest super light mouse swipes. A performance-focused TrueMove Air optical sensor ensures pixel-perfect tracking, with Quantum 2.0 Dual Wireless for a stable, reliable signal. A fast charging optimized battery ensures stress-free wireless usage for 200 hours of continuous wireless gameplay in either 2.4 GHz or Bluetooth modes, water resistant AquaBarrier provides IP54 rated safety, and USB-C cable makes for easy connectivity, fast charging, and aftermarket customization.

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You might have noticed mice you've purchased in the past 5 years, even high-end mice, dying or having button-clicking issues much faster than old, cheap mice you've used for years.  Especially Logitech mice, especially issues with single button presses registering as double-clicks.

This guy's hour long video did a lot of excellent research, but I'll link to the most relevant part:

https://youtu.be/v5BhECVlKJA?t=747

It all goes back to the Logitech MX518 - the one mouse all the hardware reviewers and gaming enthusiasts seem to agree is a well built, reliable, long-lasting mouse without issues.  I still own one, and it still works like it's brand new.  

That mouse is so famous that people started to learn the individual part names, like the Omron D2F switches for the mouse buttons that seem to last forever and work without switch bounces after 10 years.

In some cases like with Logitech they used this fact in their marketing, in others it was simply due to the switch's low cost and high reputation, so companies from Razer to Dell continued to source this part for new models of mice they've released as recently as 2018.

Problem: The MX518 operated at 5v, 100mA.   But newer integrated electronics tend to run at 3.3v, not 5v, and at much lower currents.  In fact the reason some of these mice boast such long battery lives is because of their minuscule operating current.  But this is below the [wetting current](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wetting_current) of the Omron D2F switch.  Well below it. Close enough that the mice work fine when brand new, or when operated in dry environments, but after a few months/years in a reasonably humid environment, the oxide layer that builds up is too thick for the circuit to actually register that the switch has been pressed, and the switch bounces.

Ironically, these switches are the more expensive option.  They're "ruggedized" and designed to last an obscene amount of clicks - 50 million - without mechanical failure - at the rated operating voltage and current.  Modern mice aren't failing because of companies trying to cheap us out, they're failing because these companies are using old, well-known parts, either because of marketing or because they trust them more or both, while their circuits operate at smaller and smaller currents, as modern electronics get more and more power-efficient. 

I know this sounds crazy but you can look it up yourself and check - the switches these mice are using -  [D2FC-F-K 50M, their spec sheet will tell you they are rated for  6v,1mA](http://en.chanlin-ele.com/Uploads/201601/568ce2c9eeda4.pdf).  Their wetting current range brings that down to 5v,100ma. Then you can get out a multimeter and check your own mouse, and chances are it's operating at 3.3v and around 1mA or less.  They designed these mice knowing they were out of spec with the parts they were using.

<div class="md">You might have noticed mice you&#39;ve purchased in the past 5 years, even high-end mice, dying or having button-clicking issues much faster than old, cheap mice you&#39;ve used for years. Especially Logitech mice, especially issues with single button presses registering as double-clicks.

This guy&#39;s hour long video did a lot of excellent research, but I&#39;ll link to the most relevant part:

<a href="https://youtu.be/v5BhECVlKJA?t=747">https://youtu.be/v5BhECVlKJA?t=747</a>

It all goes back to the Logitech MX518 - the one mouse all the hardware reviewers and gaming enthusiasts seem to agree is a well built, reliable, long-lasting mouse without issues. I still own one, and it still works like it&#39;s brand new. 

That mouse is so famous that people started to learn the individual part names, like the Omron D2F switches for the mouse buttons that seem to last forever and work without switch bounces after 10 years.

In some cases like with Logitech they used this fact in their marketing, in others it was simply due to the switch&#39;s low cost and high reputation, so companies from Razer to Dell continued to source this part for new models of mice they&#39;ve released as recently as 2018.

Problem: The MX518 operated at 5v, 100mA. But newer integrated electronics tend to run at 3.3v, not 5v, and at much lower currents. In fact the reason some of these mice boast such long battery lives is because of their minuscule operating current. But this is below the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wetting_current">wetting current</a> of the Omron D2F switch. Well below it. Close enough that the mice work fine when brand new, or when operated in dry environments, but after a few months/years in a reasonably humid environment, the oxide layer that builds up is too thick for the circuit to actually register that the switch has been pressed, and the switch bounces.

Ironically, these switches are the more expensive option. They&#39;re &quot;ruggedized&quot; and designed to last an obscene amount of clicks - 50 million - without mechanical failure - at the rated operating voltage and current. Modern mice aren&#39;t failing because of companies trying to cheap us out, they&#39;re failing because these companies are using old, well-known parts, either because of marketing or because they trust them more or both, while their circuits operate at smaller and smaller currents, as modern electronics get more and more power-efficient. 

I know this sounds crazy but you can look it up yourself and check - the switches these mice are using - <a href="http://en.chanlin-ele.com/Uploads/201601/568ce2c9eeda4.pdf">D2FC-F-K 50M, their spec sheet will tell you they are rated for 6v,1mA</a>. Their wetting current range brings that down to 5v,100ma. Then you can get out a multimeter and check your own mouse, and chances are it&#39;s operating at 3.3v and around 1mA or less. They designed these mice knowing they were out of spec with the parts they were using.
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Logitech and other mouse companies are using switches rated for 5v/10mA at 3.3v/1mA, this leads to premature failure.

Furthermore, it's super lightweight and you'll notice the difference immediately if you switch from a heavier mouse.

- The SIZE and WEIGHT. It'll fit small-to-medium sized hands for either palm/claw/finger-tip grip easily.

- The SHAPE & BUILD QUALITY. It is a simple design and nearly perfect. I think the back flares out a bit too much and could've been tapered in a bit tighter but it fits in my palm well enough. The entire mouse is plastic and there are no grips (no glue, YAY!!)

A solid mouse with great shape and amazing sensor for good price

 So in conclusion, in the past the Rival 3 and Rival 100 haven't really had the features to put them high on the top mice list. And also while the shape is good, it's not one of the best. In my opinion. I don't really have any problems with it as such, just the top mice have better shapes

 Yep, this is a nice shape. It's got the right angles on the sides, comfortable hump in the middle, gradual slope toward the buttons. Really not too much to critique here. Number two, it has to be lightweight

5cm. But for palm grip I'd say under 18cm, and between 17 and 20 could fingertip or claw grip it. Here's a look at it next to some other mice so you get a general idea of the size. And also a look at some of its competition in the top 10 for placement

 When it really comes down to it, mouse choice is personal preference. But among some of the competitive communities, we're developing a bit of a list of features. So let's look at the new wireless mouse from SteelSeries and go through the list. One, it has to have a good shape

SteelSeries enters the light weight mouse game with a bang ... giving us a 68g wireless Rival 3, along with a USB Type C soft and flexible braided charging cable.

Very impressive stuff out of the gate. Still a few quality issues, but it's cheaper than the other top tier wireless mice so maybe that's to be expected.

The draw back is the shape still isn't the best, but it's still a good shape, so definitely worth a look.

Available November 10, apparently $99 USD

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SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless Review (68g Top Tier ... - YouTube

Aerox 3 Wireless: the worst wireless mouse of 2020 and... the best wireless mouse of 2021?

Lightweight, easy to use, expensive

 The scroll wheel has quite a lot of feedback, it's quite tactile when you're rolling it through, I quite like that, it's one of those things that's personal, it can also be quite loud. It's got a tight scroll press so there's no pre-travelling, it's right on top of the switch, I like this again and to me when I've been using it the battery life's been fine. I've had no issues, it's lasted me at least a couple of days without any problems whatsoever without turning it off as well. So now getting to some of the cons here, so using circular feet, I did find them really scratchy at first but after quite a bit of use, let's say around 24 hours, I did find that they improved and wore down and now they're perfectly smooth

 I reckon it's using 80 hours on 2.4 gigahertz and it also runs on Bluetooth at 200 hours. Overall battery life I've had no problems and the price at the moment in the UK is around 80 pounds or about 80 US dollars. So what do I think of this mouse overall, I'll tell you what, because of the shape and some of the things that perhaps could improve on these switches myself with modding it, I already think it's quite a good mouse

 So they've either improved it or maybe a few dodgy copies out there, mine is perfectly fine though, it's rock solid. One of the things that uses some of the best software out there still is the really good software, you can configure it to every little bit that you like and that's one of the good things about this mouse as well is the software. The scroll wheel has quite a lot of feedback, it's quite tactile when you're rolling it through, I quite like that, it's one of those things that's personal, it can also be quite loud. It's got a tight scroll press so there's no pre-travelling, it's right on top of the switch, I like this again and to me when I've been using it the battery life's been fine

 Overall battery life I've had no problems and the price at the moment in the UK is around 80 pounds or about 80 US dollars. So what do I think of this mouse overall, I'll tell you what, because of the shape and some of the things that perhaps could improve on these switches myself with modding it, I already think it's quite a good mouse. It's probably one of my favorite shapes at the moment around there, even though I use a G Pro super light as my main. I do prefer I think the SteelSeries shape, it's just got a feel of compromise that I'm not sure I'm willing to do

Aerox 3 Wireless Review with my First Impressions to help you understand if this is the best lightweight mouse of 2020. Check out this Latenci's 49g Featherlight Logitech G Pro X Superlight @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sr1tpejHCgQ&list=PLfd7fPKFiRfIzZVqxMHqyH5y23iG357b9


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Top Tier mouse? I mean Is it that bad? Aerox 3 Wireless Review

85g. Which cheekily is exactly the weight the rumored Steelseries Aerox 9 will be except Wired instead of Wireless. Seems good though since it's definitely better then the 120g+ of most MMO mice.

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First off, this mouse is great. It feels great, works great and even looks great. The steel series app also makes adjusting the rgb easy and fun. My only issue is the battery life

 The steel series app also makes adjusting the rgb easy and fun. My only issue is the battery life. Know I know with rgb on the mouse is bound to last less time on a single charge, but mine only lasts about 5-6 hours on a full charge. I guess it kinda makes up for it in the fact you can fully charge it in like 30-40 minutes, but still

Great performance, sub par battery life

 200-hour battery life with USB-C charging. As you can see, it's USB-C charging. That's important. That's really cool

 The scroll wheel's great. A little soft, tactile bump in there. The DPI button right there makes sounds, changes colors when you click it. And yeah, really a overall solid mouse

 This just seems to fit right, and my hand does not cramp, which is really, really nice. The lightness is nice too. The weight is nice too. It's not too light at 68 grams, but it's sort of in that nice lightweight range

 The weight is nice too. It's not too light at 68 grams, but it's sort of in that nice lightweight range. I think the lightest mouse I've ever used is 62 grams. Probably between 60 and 70 grams, I'd say, is kind of a sweet spot for me anyway, for lightweight mice

Took SteelSeries a few tries, but they definitely got the Aerox 3 right for 2022. If you can find it on sale, I highly recommend it.

SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless 2022 Edition - YouTube

**Steelseries Aerox 3**. Shape and weight had potential but I was disappointed by some QC issues with button wobble and some cut corners on things like the small thin feet. Side buttons are also trash on this. A bit conflicted on this one as it could have turned out much better than the end product did

 Side buttons are also trash on this. A bit conflicted on this one as it could have turned out much better than the end product did.

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