AULA SC580 Wireless Gaming Mouse, Tri-Mode White Gaming Mice & 12000 DPI

This is probably the best mouse I’ve ever had. Now, it may not be as extravagant as those from larger companies, so if you have a bigger budget, maybe consider that. But if you're on a budget like I was, and I needed a mouse so badly because I broke my other one, I got this one with what I think was next-day delivery. I’ve had it for about half a year, and the thing that impressed me most is the battery life. I’ve maybe charged it three times since I got it, and I’m not exaggerating. I don’t use it all day, but maybe like 4 hours of gaming. It also feels very nice in my hand and glides well. It has very good DPI settings for gaming, and it probably isn’t the quietest mouse ever, but I prefer to hear it. It also comes with grip tapes; I put those on for some comfort. For the comfort, the price, and the battery, this gets a 5-star rating from me.

Pretty good mouse. Some non-gamers have mistook is for a G Pro Superlight which, in my opinion, is a compliment. But this mouse glides very well on my mousepad and the clicks of each button sounds very good and soothing. Material wise, pretty soft and good. Pretty straightforward on how to use it, battery lasts very long (lasted for nearly 2 months) and its appearance is very elegant.

I’ve used this mouse everyday for probably 5-6 months. There’s nothing I don’t like about it. I used a wired mouse before so I had to get used to the mouse falling asleep automatically after a few minutes of inactivity and also very slight input lag. I use the Bluetooth which is inferior to the WiFi dongle or wired but i still get by playing fps games just fine. The Bluetooth connectivity is excellent. Connects instantly after turning on. The battery life depends. If I’m doing a lot of gaming like 3+hrs a day then it’ll last like maybe 4 days. Before needing to charge for about an hour maybe a bit longer to fully charge from empty. If you’re just surfing the web the mouse will automatically turn off after not being moved for like 2 minutes to save on battery, which allows the battery to last for easily over a week. There’s like 5 or 6 dpi settings and never a reason for me to use anything other than the lowest setting which is like 500 or something. Idk ab the polling rate but I can still slap scrubs on competitive shooters. And when someone is better than you just blame it on input lag🤝

grip tape is amazing comfy looks good color white like i asked dpi settings nice comparable with xbox only wires be aware but for pc it can be bluetooth

Solid gaming mouse for the price, can’t really beat it. Highly recommend

The charge lasts forever! It’s very durable, looks perfect on my desk, and so satisfying. As a gamer, I love that it’s very minimum noise level and the lighting is perfect.

Works great!

It's a pretty nice mouse for the price with some drawbacks. Tl;dr Its a good mouse for the price if you would work with it mostly with the dongle and doesn't worry much about button mappings. It feels nice to the touch but the plastics have a little bit of cheap feel, other than that, the design is pretty good. The negative point goes to the software, first, in the packaging doesn't show where to download or the configuration steps, it is downloaded through the Aula website, easy to find but it would be better to explain it clearly from the start. Second, its really basic, it has macros, easy access to the programmable buttons (5, not 6 as mentioned, as 1 is the dpi cicle and can't find how to change it so basically there are only 5 programmable buttons) easily enough to change. The issue is that it has problems with the button mapping, by defect, the side buttons are back key and forward key, if I map them to other keys they work, but when I disconnect the mouse and connect it again (i work in two PCs so i need to change often) the mapping resets and is very annoying, which brings me to the third issue, which is that the program only works when the mouse is connected through cable or dongle, I can't map the keys if its connected through bluetooth and as the buttons keep reseting I have to connect the cable and start the software again. And the fouth issue I find is that it has profiles, good enough, but to change them I have to enter the software and for that, i have to connect the mouse with the cable, so It's not convenient at all. Another issue that I don't know if its from the mouse or the pc where I connect it through bluetooth, sometimes when I try to pair it, it would star a cycle of connect/disconnect and wont work. What I do is turn off the mouse and the bluetooth on the pc and turn them back on and it would start working normally. About the battery life is just as expected, nothing good or bad to mention.

Very good for pc gaming

For context, I previously used a Corsair RGB pro wireless mouse as my daily driver for work, around 12 hours 5 days a week. This mouse is smaller and has a better battery life (last a little under 2 weeks). This mouse also feels a little higher quality. Two small issues I've encountered. The mouse turns of after around 5 minutes of idleness. This is not a big issue for me becasue a simple click will turn it back on and I think it good for saving battery. Another, issue is sometimes the mouse gets sporadically laggy once every few hours. Clicking once also seems to fix it.

Pretty good budget wireless mouse

I bought it because it's white but they delivered me black But it is good

Its really good and premium for its price