SteelSeries Aerox 9 Wireless: World of Warcraft Edition — Free in-Game Item — MMO Gaming Mouse — 18 Programmable Buttons — Lightweight — Bluetooth/2.4GHz — 18K DPI TrueMove Air Sensor
$156.69
Price: $156.69
(as of Dec 27, 2024 20:20:37 UTC – Details)
“Azeroth calls upon you, hero. Arm yourself and journey below the surface to battle Xal’atath, the Harbinger of the Void. With Aerox 9 Wireless, equip an award-winning mouse geared for MMO gameplay with rich customization options for lightweight mastery over your character. Also includes free in-game item with purchase. Aerox 9 Wireless combines dazzling RGB with industry-leading design, featuring a streamlined 89g build for comfort and speed. Excel in MMO and MOBA games with 18-customizable buttons. Outlast the competition with superb, fast-charging 180-hour battery while connected with lag-free, gaming-grade 2.4GHz or flexible Bluetooth 5.0 wireless. Accurately track your target with the TrueMove Air Sensor (1-to-1 tracking, 18,000 DPI, 400 IPS, 40G acceleration and tilt tracking) while gliding to victory on 100% PTFE Glide Skates. It’s the best combination of RGB with all-around winning design yet.”
WORLD OF WARCRAFT EDITION — Gear up for MMO gameplay with this Limited Edition mouse featuring a uniquely molded design and the World of Warcraft logo
FREE IN-GAME ITEM — Receive the Lil’ Flameo pet as a digital reward in-game
LIGHTWEIGHT — Effortlessly glide on your mousepad for faster and more decisive clicks, increasing your DPS or HPS; save your raid members from certain death at the hands of a boss and their puddles
18 PROGRAMMABLE BUTTONS — With additional 12 side buttons, easily map all your essential abilities, macros, items, and more to cast them in a flash
180-HOUR BATTERY LIFE — Race for max level in The War Within and battle without breaks as you clear dungeons; get back in the action quickly with USB-C Fast Charge
Customers say
Customers find the mouse has a good build quality, decent ergonomics, and sleek design. They find it comfortable for their hands and glide smoothly across surfaces. However, some customers have issues with the buttons being spongy and difficult to press. Overall, they feel the mouse offers good value for money.
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13 reviews for SteelSeries Aerox 9 Wireless: World of Warcraft Edition — Free in-Game Item — MMO Gaming Mouse — 18 Programmable Buttons — Lightweight — Bluetooth/2.4GHz — 18K DPI TrueMove Air Sensor
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Sasha Bean –
BEST MOUSE
this is the BEST MOUSE i hav ever used!!!! it is so comfortable and it looks cool and it feels durable like it will last longer than mei recommend for all pro gamers!!!
Kelsey Wade –
Excellent but…
I was already using a regular Aerox 9 when these launched so the upgrade to having one for my favorite game was a no brainer. I game on Mac (yeah yeah Macs arent for gaming yada yada) and needed a mouse with a type-C dongle so Aerox 9 was almost the only choice for the numpad layout I needed. The buttons on the side ARE spongy and difficult to actuate, but it hasn’t been a problem for me personally because I am a woman with small hands and adapted my playstyle to mice like these using the last 3 buttons years ago, and the last 3 DO actually feel great when pressed. For a collectors piece to sit next to your Cata edition, you can’t go wrong. Those were overpriced also. It’s a lovely mouse, glides smoothly across almost any surface, is very responsive, software can be a bit hinky until you figure out how it really works (Mac has more issues and needs to be in experimental mode) but I have CERTAINLY used worse mice. Dont think anything will ever beat that g600 though.
Michelle Long –
Not worth the money
Buttons are very spongy. Not comfortable to use
Brandon R. –
Great Mouse For A World of Warcraft Collector!!!
Great mouse and a great collectors item if you’re big into World of Warcraft! The design and feel of the mouse feel very sleek, it takes some time to get used to all the buttons and placement, but once you do, man is it satisfying to game with. I would highly recommend this if you’re in the market for a new mouse and/or a World of Warcraft collectors item.
Lee Haddix –
Good ergonomics, great quality, bad buttons.
The Aerox 9 was the latest purchase in my years long attempt to find something better than the Naga. I figured I’d get the WoW edition because I missed the boat with the old SteelSeries WoW Cataclysm edition.Pros:Right off the bat, I am impressed with the build quality. It’s a fairly light mouse– lighter than the Razer Naga and the Corsair Scimitar. Glides really nice on a Glorious pad. The texture of the plastic is great; It’s smoother than the Naga but doesn’t have that almost greasy feel the Scimitar does. It’s got decent ergonomics with a few design flaws (more on that in cons). If you liked the grip of the older, more ‘pear-shaped’ Nagas, it’s like that only longer. Good for longer or larger hands except…Cons:The buttons. First, placement. The array is quite a bit farther away from the palm rest than on the Naga, which isn’t a problem alone but the button array is also very very low on the side. Meaning your thumb is gonna be pressed hard against your desk for you to be able to click any button in the bottom row without fat fingering. Speaking of clicking, there isn’t any. I’ve tried the Naga, the G600, and the Scimitar, and this mouse has, by far, the worst feeling button actuation out of all of them. They’re stiff, comparatively hard to actuate, and give pathetically soft feedback when pressed. Just awful. At least they are beveled unlike the Scimitar so you have a better time of knowing which button you’re on when doing your rotation.Since Nagas are notorious for breaking, the Aerox 9 will make a nice emergency spare mouse, and the fact it happens to be a WoW edition will make it a good collector’s piece. I would recommend this to those who have big hands with chimp strength, but again, the position of the button array on this thing kind of defeats the whole purpose. Not worth the purchase unless you are a Blizzard collector with a hole burning in your pocket.
robert darmetko –
Beautiful but not ergonomic
I love the look and feel of the mouse in its basic capacity. However trying to use the number pad on the side is not ergonomic. Quality is very nice top notch and functional just not ergonomic for the number pad on the side. Would have preferred something similar to the original warcraft steelseries mouse
Jhon –
Excelente
Excelente producto 100 % recomendado
Susan D –
Not the greatest for the price
The mouse is too large for a female hand (mine are bigger than normal). It is hard to reach the 1-3 buttons. Additionally, the mouse is not smooth when using Bluetooth. The mouse jumps or looks shakey. When using wired, it’s fine, but it kind of defeats the point of having a wireless mouse. I would not recommend it. I would return it but I already claimed the free companion.
Shirley Ruel –
Not too big, buttons are easy to program. Love that you can customize the rbg lights. It’s a great mouse.
Sam verryt –
Iâve tried other MMO mice like the Razer Naga, Corsair Scimitar and Logitech G600, but the SteelSeries Aerox 9 feels noticeably bigger in the hand. With the Razer Naga, I had issues where my index and middle fingers would always extend past the left and right mouse buttons when using a palm grip. The Aerox 9 fixes that problem for me.Another standout feature is the firmness of the side buttons. Theyâre not too easy to press, which means Iâm not accidentally hitting multiple buttons during gameplay. This is a big deal for MMOs where one wrong press can mess up a rotation or cast.One thing to note is that my wife finds the mouse too large for her hands and the buttons too hard to press, so it might not be ideal for everyone. If you have bigger hands or prefer a larger grip, though, this is definitely a great choice!The included in-game item for WoW is also a nice bonus.
Di Gao –
The design doesn’t make sense. The side buttons stick together and are hard to push. Don’t recommend.
Krueger –
Muy buen ratón muy ligero y personalizable.
iL GuRG –
Vengo da un Razer Naga ed ho voluto provare questo mouse per giocare a WoW ma devo dire che non mi sono trovato abbastanza bene.Mi piaceva lâidea di usare un mouse così bello e sinceramente speravo di risolvere anche alcune problemi che il mouse Razer mi dà ma sono passato di male in peggio.I principali difetti sono:1. Troppo grande. Dovrete impugnarlo mantenendo il mouse leggermente spostato di lato a meno che non abbiate delle dita lunghissime.2. Tasti laterali non meccanici. Troppo duri da premere spostandovi (quasi) inevitabilmente il puntatore una volta li cerchiate di premere.3. I 12 tasti laterali non hanno nessuna differenza. Sono tutti simili tra loro rendendo così molto difficile distinguerli lâuno dallâaltro se non passandoli un poâ tutti col dito prima di premere quello desiderato.4. Giocando da divano mi è capitato spesso che perdesse il segnale dal dongle dovendosi riassociare od alle volte addirittura non riuscendoci. Associazione iniziale appena acceso molto lunga, non immediata come capita con il Naga. Distanza dal PC circa 5m.Esperienza negativa quindi per me anche se nel complesso non mi sento di sconsigliarlo totalmente perché:1. Comprende un contenuto in gioco esclusivo (e sappiamo tutti quanto costano i contenuti aggiuntivi di questo gioco).2. La qualità costruttiva è alta.3. à bellissimo.4. Il Software è pratico e immediato.5. Ha sia la possibilità di essere usato in wireless che in wired.6. Non ha batterie aggiuntive ma è integrata.7. Nonostante sia wireless ha una la illuminazione RGB molto bella, anche se non compatibile con il âsistemaâ Chroma.Un mouse insomma che non risulta del tutto inutilizzabile ma che perde inevitabilmente a confronto con altri della concorrenza, se ci si basa essenzialmente sulla componente pratica.Se invece si vuole lasciare spazio anche alla parte estetica, e perché no, anche allâaspetto collezionismo non posso fare altro che consigliarvelo.Spero questa mia esperienza vi possa essere utile.Saluti