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SteelSeries Aerox 5 Wireless Gaming Mouse
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SteelSeries Aerox 5 Wireless Gaming Mouse

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£64.99 Was £134.99 Save £70.00
Lowest Ever Price This is the lowest price we have recorded for this product. A strong time to buy.

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Gaming mice deals come and go, but it's rare to see a premium wireless model drop by over 40% without being superseded or discontinued. The SteelSeries Aerox 5 Wireless at £79.99 represents exactly that kind of opportunity – a current-generation gaming mouse with flagship features at a genuinely compelling price point.

Built for serious gamers

SteelSeries has built a solid reputation in gaming peripherals, particularly for mice that balance performance with durability. The Aerox 5 Wireless demonstrates this approach perfectly, weighing just 74g despite packing serious hardware. The 18,000 CPI TrueMove Air optical sensor delivers the precision competitive players demand, while Quantum 2.0 wireless technology eliminates the input lag that traditionally plagued wireless gaming mice. For everyday use, Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity means you can seamlessly switch between gaming and general computing. The AquaBarrier technology addresses a practical concern – protecting internal components from dust and spills that inevitably occur during extended gaming sessions.

Why this deal makes sense

At £134.99, the Aerox 5 Wireless sits in premium territory where every feature needs justification. At £79.99, it becomes accessible to enthusiasts who want professional-grade performance without the flagship price tag. This £55 saving brings it closer to wired gaming mouse pricing while retaining all the wireless convenience. With no signs of a successor launching soon, this appears to be genuine stock clearance rather than pre-refresh dumping.

The verdict

A rare chance to snag professional-grade wireless gaming performance at an enthusiast-friendly price point.

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Price History & Verdict

Lowest Ever Price

This is the lowest price we have recorded for this product. A strong time to buy.

Current Price £64.99
Lowest Recorded £64.99
Average Price £66.48
Original Price £134.99

Frequently Asked Questions

The Aerox 5 Wireless adds five additional side buttons and a higher-polling-rate option, making it better suited to MMO or battle royale players who need quick ability bindings, whereas the Aerox 3 Wireless is lighter and simpler for pure FPS use. Both share the same AquaBarrier water resistance and TrueMove Air optical sensor, so sensor performance is not a differentiator. If you regularly use side buttons in-game, the Aerox 5 Wireless justifies the step up.

SteelSeries rates the Aerox 5 Wireless at up to 180 hours with RGB off and around 40 hours with RGB fully enabled, which holds up broadly in user testing across moderate daily sessions. Running RGB at full brightness does cause a significant drop, so most users who prioritise battery leave lighting on a dim setting or disable it entirely. Charging via USB-C is quick, and the mouse can be used wired while charging so downtime is minimal.

Based on the available price history, £79.99 is both the current and lowest recorded price for this mouse, so you are already at the floor of what has been tracked. The verdict is WATCH rather than BUY, which reflects that the price data is limited to only three points and a longer history may reveal lower prices have existed elsewhere. If you need the mouse now, this is the best confirmed price on record, but a short wait to gather more data carries low risk.

The Aerox 5 Wireless is currently £55 cheaper than its listed was-price of £134.99, representing a 41% discount. The average tracked price is also £79.99, meaning there is no evidence of it having been cheaper than this across the data collected so far. In practical terms, you are paying roughly half of what early buyers would have paid at full retail.

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