Gigabyte Aorus M5 Pelihiiri

The Gigabyte AORUS M5 is decent for FPS gaming. The click latency should be good enough for most gamers, but if you mostly play fast-paced FPS games, you may prefer something more responsive-feeling. Also, it's very heavy, even without its extra weights, so fans of light mice may be disappointed. Also, the rubber cable feels cheap and isn't very flexible. That said, it feels well-built and has a right-handed shape that's suitable for most hand sizes using any grip type. It has a low lift-off distance, and you can adjust the set CPI in increments of 50 within a wide range.

This mouse works with RGB Fusion and is individually addressable. It is comfortable in the hand and the weight is adjustable. The only complaint I had with it is the browser forward and back buttons are a little far back for my thumb. I fixed this by using the Aorus Engine software to switch the positions of the forward and back buttons. I can reach the top (used to be forward, now is back) button easier and I use that more often. The solution worked for me, you will have to decide for yourself, if you would consider that a deal breaker or not.

The Gigabyte AORUS M5 is decent for FPS gaming. The click latency should be good enough for most gamers, but if you mostly play fast-paced FPS games, you may prefer something more responsive-feeling. Also, it's very heavy, even without its extra weights, so fans of light mice may be disappointed. Also, the rubber cable feels cheap and isn't very flexible. That said, it feels well-built and has a right-handed shape that's suitable for most hand sizes using any grip type. It has a low lift-off distance, and you can adjust the set CPI in increments of 50 within a wide range.

I just got home and couldn't wait to try this mouse,obviously I played wit hthe RGB lighting to get it right where I wanted it and then added the weights to it,I've never had a mouse with adjustable weights before and the added weight to this gaming mouse is great,especially since I can adjust it to how I want it to feel.The finger grooves on top where your fingers rest are a nice change of pace also. I was on the fence for awhile about this mouse over other brands and I'm glad I went with this one. I have large hands so was another concern but need not have worried it fits my hand as if it was custom fit to it. If you're thinking about getting this mouse but are unsure don't be,hit that purchase button and you'll be enjoying an awesome gaming mouse.

It is safe to say the Aorus M5 comes packed with features. Not only does it sport the PMW 3389 16000 DPI optical sensor, there's also an adjustable weight system and RGB Fusion lighting – all in a large, ergonomic body suited to both palm and claw grip styles. With a retail price of around £50, is this a mouse that has it all for a price that won't break the bank?