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

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At 74g, the Aerox 5 Wireless sits in a category where weight genuinely matters — not for bragging rights, but because lighter mice reduce wrist fatigue across long sessions and allow faster directional changes in fast-paced titles like Valorant or CS2. What sets it apart from cheaper ultralight options is the combination of that low weight with Quantum 2.0 wireless, SteelSeries' 2.4GHz connection that competes credibly with Logitech's LIGHTSPEED in latency terms, plus the flexibility of Bluetooth 5.0 for desktop use when you're not gaming. The nine-button layout also makes it a serious tool for MMO and MOBA players who need extra bindings without reaching for a full side-button array.

Who Is This For?

This mouse suits the competitive gamer who plays across multiple genres — someone who wants a single device that handles twitchy shooters on 2.4GHz and can switch to Bluetooth for everyday productivity without swapping mice. It's particularly well-suited to players who've struggled with wrist strain from heavier mice. If you exclusively play slow-paced strategy games or don't care about wireless, a wired ultralight at half the price will serve you just as well.

What Buyers Say

Owners consistently praise the Aerox 5 Wireless for its connection stability — drop-outs are rarely reported even at distance — and the sensor accuracy at high DPI settings earns frequent mention from competitive players. The most common criticism is the honeycomb shell's dust and debris accumulation; the ventilation holes that save weight become a mild maintenance annoyance over time, and a small number of owners note the side buttons feel slightly mushy compared to the primaries.

The Deal

At £64.99 — down from a typical retail position of £134.99 — this is a £70 saving and, notably, the lowest price recorded across 277 tracked data points, with the previous floor sitting at £79.99 and the average at £71.27. Our price history verdict is technically WAIT, reflecting that this low may not hold long before settling back toward the average. You can track this alongside other options in our gaming mouse deals guide. If you've been watching this mouse, the floor just arrived — don't expect it to stay here.

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 £71.25
Original Price £134.99

Frequently Asked Questions

The Aerox 5 Wireless features 9 programmable buttons, making it notably button-rich for a wireless mouse, alongside SteelSeries' 2.4GHz Quantum Wireless connection and Bluetooth 5.0 dual-mode support. It uses an optical TrueMove Air sensor rated up to 18,000 CPI with a quoted battery life of 180 hours on Bluetooth or 80 hours on 2.4GHz. It is compatible with PC, Mac, and Android devices via Bluetooth.

This mouse is designed for MOBA and MMO players who need quick access to multiple side buttons without the bulk of a full MMO mouse, and its ultra-lightweight honeycomb shell (68g) makes it comfortable during long sessions. FPS players will likely find the side button layout less relevant to their needs, and the AquaBarrier water resistance, while useful, does not make it fully waterproof — liquid ingress from a significant spill could still cause damage. Those with larger hands may also find the relatively compact form factor less comfortable over extended use.

Based on 277 tracked data points, £64.99 is the lowest recorded price for this mouse, sitting meaningfully below both the £71.27 average and the £79.99 highest tracked price. However, the current verdict is rated 'Wait', which suggests this low price may not be entirely stable or that further drops are considered possible — so while it is historically the best recorded price, there is some indication it could dip again. If you need the mouse now, you are at least buying at the tracked floor price rather than paying over the odds.

The DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed is a strong alternative around the same price bracket, offering an ergonomic right-handed shape that many find extremely comfortable, but it carries only 6 buttons versus the Aerox 5's 9, making it a weaker choice for MOBA or MMO players who rely on extra bindings. The Aerox 5 Wireless also has the advantage of dual wireless modes (2.4GHz and Bluetooth), whereas the DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed uses Razer's HyperSpeed 2.4GHz only. If you prioritise comfort and simplicity, the DeathAdder is competitive; if button count and connection flexibility matter, the Aerox 5 has a clear edge.