SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wireless (2022)

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Last updated: Apr 17, 2026

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Reddit IconCutinCheeshurgers
5 months ago

I recommend the Steelseries Aerox line. I had the 703 from the Logitech until it broke and now I have the Aerox 3 - Ghost and it’s been great. Light weight, comfortable and looks neat. Plus all the holes in the shell stop my palms from getting too sweaty

Reddit IconFar-Farm7477
5 months ago

Ho provato sia l’Aerox 3 Wireless che il G305. L’Aerox mi è piaciuto all’inizio, ma il design “open-shell” non mi ha mai convinto davvero, e la batteria durava meno di quanto pensassi. Il G305 invece è super affidabile, il sensore è ottimo, però dopo sessioni lunghe la forma iniziava a sembrarmi un po’ stretta. Di recente ho preso un GamoSeries Edge X2 perché era in sconto e, sinceramente, mi ha sorpreso in positivo: forma comoda, sensore preciso e la batteria dura un sacco senza scaricarsi in fretta.

Reddit IconLatter-Tourist588
6 months ago

Of the ones you listed, I’d lean toward **G305 Lightspeed** or **Aerox 3 Wireless 2022** for the best mix of reliability and performance. That said, if your store ever stocks the PowerColor Alphyn AM10, it’s one I’d strongly pick over several you listed. It’s solid in build, the wireless is clean, and it handles everyday + gaming really well and it's just 50$, very similiar to the Logitec g502.

Reddit Iconlemonz17
6 months ago

How is the scroll wheel now? I have a steelseries aerox 3 wireless and in about 1 year it developed scroll wheel issues. Scrolls the opposite direction sometimes. To add to that sometimes I also have random disconnects.

Reddit IconTheCrabArmy
7 months ago

Aerox 3 and QCK Prism Cloth XL (do not buy for RGB that shit will fade, just get a no RGB one)

8 months ago

Steelseries Aerox 3 Wireless, amazing mouse

Reddit Icon_Bike_Hunt
9 months ago

I’m being partial here but the Steelseries Aerox family might be good for that price range. Aerox 3, 5, and 9 - the higher the number the more side buttons. The mice are in the 60-90g weight range, and imo they’re seem to be on the bigger end. Acceptably light, has good software (windows) for button remapping, generally good build quality. I’m using the Aerox 9 and it’s great for gaming and work - imagine having F1-F12 at the reach of your thumb!

Reddit Iconblacksheepgod
5 months ago

Aerox 3 all day. My g502 just kicked the bucket and it has been an easy and welcome transition

Reddit Iconbladefinor
10 months ago

I have my eyes set on this once my Aerox 3 completely breaks it’s mouse wheel. All SteelSeries mouse wheels are shit I’ve come to realize now after my 4th one

10 months ago

Good to know. At least it was 2 years. My 2 last SS mice lasted 2 months each. Had to file RMA on both. Luckily this one has not failed me that quick but I’m starting to feel like it’s acting up from time to time. But I will try clean it on the inside before buying a new.

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