SteelSeries Aerox 9 Wireless Holey Gaming Mouse RGB Ultra-Light Water Resistant 18 Buttons Bluetooth 2.4GHz Optical Sensor TrueMove Air 18K DPI

The SteelSeries Aerox 9 is easily the best MMO mouse I’ve used for World of Warcraft. The side panel with multiple programmable buttons makes managing abilities, macros, and keybinds so much easier—it really improves gameplay and efficiency in raids and PvP. What I love most is how lightweight it feels despite being packed with so many buttons. Long gaming sessions don’t cause hand fatigue, and the ergonomic shape fits comfortably in my hand. The buttons are well-positioned, easy to reach, and have a nice tactile click without being too stiff. The sensor is fast and precise, and the wireless connection is flawless—no lag or drops, even in intense battles. Battery life is excellent, and when I need to charge, it tops up quickly with USB-C. For WoW and other MMOs, this mouse is a game-changer. It combines lightweight comfort, reliable performance, and tons of customization. If you’re serious about WoW, this mouse is worth every penny.

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Everything about this mouse was everything i wanted to upgrade to. i've daily drove a Razer Naga for over a decade. i used the have the old style Molten Edition Naga. my most recent is the Naga Trinity. I've been dying to get a wireless mouse, and the lightweight hex grid mice always seemed to be neat. Looking at the Aerox, it had everything, plus Bluetooth if i wanted to use Steam Link on a Bluetooth connectable device. my Aerox arrived today, having found a great deal on a used one for $50!! that should have been the "too good to be true" warning flag. while the moue is nice and lightweight, connection is as expected, and the software not an issue, the actual shape of the mouse, or rather the placement of the 12 thumb buttons, is what's completely wrong with the mouse. on the naga, i can comfortably rest my palm against the butt of the mouse, and reach/rest my thumb against the 1-button, accessing every button, 1-12. with the Aerox, IN ORDER to rest/reach the 1 button, i need to turn the mouse in a 45 degree angle in my hand in order to reach/rest my thumb against the 1 button. if i were to grip the mouse as it's intended, my thumb can only rest against the 4 button, and i cant even reach to press the 1-3 buttons. if i were to "choke up" on the mouse, in order to reach the 1-3 buttons "comfortably", the tips of my index and middle fingers almost hang over the ends of the left and right mouse buttons (i like to keep my fingers flat and rested on the mouse), forcing me to "claw grip" those two buttons. in fact, doing this turns my whole grip into a claw grip, rather than a comfortable/relaxed palm grip. my current result is that i intend to return the mouse for a refund, and possibly putting that towards a Naga Pro, so i can at least upgrade to a wireless/bluetooth mouse, but maintain the comfort i've developed with the Naga lineup. it's too bad they dont have a hex body for the Naga, because that is really the sell point i wanted to get into. I'll still test drive the Aerox up until the return date in order to make sure i'm not just having a knee jerk reaction to having to change my whole grip. Update: After a solid 1-2 months, my hand finally got used to the shape. I really did have just "muscle memory" from my previous mouse. It's not so uncomfortable anymore, especially due to the light weight of the mouse. I do often shift my grip style, depending on the game I'm playing, partly due to the rubber grips I've added to the click buttons and pinky side. I especially enjoy utilizing swapping between the dongle and Bluetooth. I've been able to connect to my phone, tablet, and steam link (the original nuc), and play remotely just about anywhere.

Excelente mouse.

I bought this to work with multiple devices (work and play). Found out the key mapping won't work in Bluetooth mode so you always need to plug in the dongle. This dimishes the usefulness of this mouse which is a major minus. The mouse is one of the lightest MMO mouse I've used which is a plus.