SteelSeries - Aerox 9 Wireless
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Last updated: Dec 10, 2025 Scoring
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"Not had any issues with mine for 1.5 years"
"Had it since it came out and 0 issues. ... I don't baby my electronics either. ... It works the same as the day it came out of the box."
"Steelseries mice are the only ones I've used that haven't had problems within a year of owning them."
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"very lightweight"
"Probably the lightest wireless MMO mouse"
"very lightweight"
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"good side button layout (for my big hands at least)"
"it does not feel like a brick weight wise, so if you have long gaming sessions, your wrist will thank you. ... It's like 89g compared to the Logitech G600, which is a common recommendation that is 133g. Or the Razer Naga that is 122g and Corsair Scimitar, which is also about 122g. ... the weight savings on the Aerox helped me no longer get any kind of wrist discomfort after days of longer gaming sessions."
"it's a bigger mouse and I can play with my palm resting on it unlike the Naga I had before."
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"I'd like more than a couple 9-12 button mice options. I tried to force myself to go down to 2 and I just can't. ... The Aerox 9 is my current mouse after around 7 Nagas."
"it's doing a great job with the extra buttons."
"it also have a lot of easy to configure buttons."
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"No wires getting caught, can move the mouse wherever I want."
"the wireless or Bluetooth or cabled functionality is awesome."
"uses RF instead of bluetooth for wireless which feels as fast and responsive as when it's plugged in"
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"Changed it 2 times while in warranty, and now that the warranty is gone, it died again."
"Scroll wheel was fucked after like 2 months max"
"Strongly disagree. Went thru 3 in two years. Some of the more regularly used side buttons just stopped working on each."
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"Strongly disagree. Went thru 3 in two years. Some of the more regularly used side buttons just stopped working on each."
"If you're prepared for fighting Steelseries software, saving the keybinds to the on-board memory, disabling Steelseries software entirely, and then controlling the RGB with OpenRGB"
"Hate the constant random disconnects (common problem lots of reports)"
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"Expensive trash that didn’t hold for long ... I’m very careful with my stuff."
"The razer and steelseries are the most overpriced"
"only downside, it's expensive."
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"Strongly disagree. Went thru 3 in two years. Some of the more regularly used side buttons just stopped working on each."
"it's so fucking LONG. ... I have big hands and I have to hold it at an extremely uncomfortable angle to be able to hit all the buttons, to the point it becomes unusable."
"The buttons were way too stiff to press."
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"Scroll wheel was fucked after like 2 months max"
"Scroll-wheel is indeed the weak point in the Aerox series. ... After my 4th one I decided to just go back to fps mice."
"the scroll wheel is a problem on this mouse. ... From what i gather the sensor is so exposed to dirt and shit. ... cant without a working mousewheel."
Steelseries Aerox 9 Wireless is really nice, I'd say its for larger hands but very lightweight
r/wow • Best mouse for WoW with side buttons? ->The Steel Series Aerox 8 sucks. If you are used to the Naga going to the Aerox 8 feels like a completely different mouse. Your thumb is not perfectly lined up with the numpad and you need either super long thumbs to reach the front row or super short thumbs to efficiently use the back row. After like a month of fiddling with it, i just gave it away and went back to my old Naga until i had enough for a new one.
r/razer • This is what the Razer Naga is capable of ->I have the steelseries aerox 9 wireless and reallllly like it. Cleaning it blows though
r/MMORPG • What is your favourite MMO Mouse? ->If you want the Logitech g600, look up "Logicool g600" on eBay. It's the same mouse, it never got discontinued in Japan, but the name Logitech was taken over there so they had to rebrand for japanese products to Logicool. I tried a Corsair scimitar, Razer Naga, and Steel series Aerox 9 and nome of them held up to the g600 imo
r/wow • What MMO mouse would you Recommend for WoW? ->Title really... I have been using a Steelseries Aerox 9 for the longest time (MMO stuff mostly) and have currently fallen out of love with it. After starting to look around I kinda got sucked back into finding a lighter weight mouse, but it looks like a lot of the lightest weights are due to companies sacrificing battery capacity. Are there any sweet spot recommendations that still give me a much better weight than 80-ish grams but a battery life that lasts longer than like 3 days? I don't buy too much into the 8k (and even 4k) polling rates, I don't mind to run it at 1k and keep stuff like tournament mode etc. off Grip wise I have no clear preference, I am somewhere inbetween palm and fingertip I reckon. Ideally it's also using a web interface for changing settings, I am trying to get rid of bloatware software if possible!
r/MouseReview • Looking for lightweight gaming mouse with long battery life ->Naga and G600 feel pretty interchangeable. Aerox 9 gets hair and stuff stuck inside, especially around the scroll wheel super easily. Corsair stuff always feels cheap. I think G600s are still made for the Japanese market so they're pretty available on ebay.
r/wow • What MMO mouse would you Recommend for WoW? ->I'm using a aerox 9 wireless and it's doing a great job with the extra buttons. I don't think it'll work as nicely if you got big hands.
r/wow • Best mouse for WoW with side buttons? ->why do you want to replace scimitar? I've used it for 4-5 ish years and it was pretty good, considered buying the second one. I'm using Aerox 9 wireless now, because got it cheap and it's wireless, but if I had to, I'd go back to scimitar any time
r/TibiaMMO • Anyone using naga v2 pro? ->I have this, it's a very good mouse although the buttons need about 40% more force to press. The Razer Naga v2 takes barely any force to accurate its buttons so you have to be very precise. The G600 just got things perfect; it's a shame they never made a wireless version.
r/LogitechG • When will a G600 Lightspeed be available? ->Razer naga pro was always the one that fit my hand best. Got an Aerox 9 not long ago and once I got used to it, it's my new favorite. I accidently ended up with two and liked it enough to just keep both lol.
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