Logitech G502 X Plus vs SteelSeries Aerox 5 wireless
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- Опубліковано 3 січ 2023
- Here I'm comparing the Logitech G502 X Plus and the @SteelSeries Aerox 5 wireless. This are two fantastic mice with their own highlights in terms of design, specs, buttons and features. I was a big fan of the original Logitech G502 and now the newer models are much improved thanks to optical switches. But the SteelSeries Aerox 5 is appealing because it's lightweight, large and comfortable. It also has some other advantages.
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Logitech G502 X Plus:
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Highlights for me:
Large and comfortable fit
Great Ergonomics
Good button layout
Satisfying click action
Lowlights:
Loud mouse wheel
Specs of the Logitech G502 X Plus:
Lightforce hybrid optical-mechanical switches
Sensor: HERO 25K
Resolution: 100 - 25,600 dpi
Max. acceleration: 40G2
Max. speed: 400 IPS 3Tested on Logitech G240 Gaming Mouse Pad
Zero smoothing/acceleration/filtering
13 programmable buttons
5 on-board memory profiles
120 hours battery life (without RGB), 37 with it on, USB-C charging
8-zone RGB lighting
PowerPlay compatible
Weight: 3.74 oz (106 g)
Height: 5.17 in (131.4 mm)
Width: 1.62 in (41.1 mm)
Depth: 3.12 in (79.2 mm)
Find out more about:
Lightforce switches - www.logitechg.com/en-us/innov...
G-Hub - www.logitechg.com/en-us/innov...
Lightspeed wireless - www.logitechg.com/en-us/innov...
The hero Sensor - www.logitechg.com/en-us/innov...
The SteelSeries Aerox 5 wireless is interesting for a number reasons and has great features that includes:
An ultra lightweight 74g design for speed and precision making it perfect for all Battle Royale, FPS, MOBA, and other fast-paced games.
Ergonomic 9-button programmable layout with 5 quick action side buttons, including our unique up/down flick switch for fast and efficient in-game actions.
AquaBarrier™ technology is IP54-rated to provide water resistance and protection from dust, dirt, and more.
Quantum 2.0 Wireless transmits data at unreal speeds, giving the flexibility of 2.4 GHz or Bluetooth 5.0, while also allowing for 180 hours of continuous play with fast charging.
TrueMove Air precision optical gaming sensor with true 1-to-1 tracking, 18,000 CPI, 400 IPS, 40G acceleration, and tilt tracking.
Next-gen Golden Micro IP54 Switches with over 80M click durability.
Highlights of the Aerox 5 Wireless for me includes:
A bigger and more comfortable design
More buttons gives more flexibility and programmability
A smooth experience with those PTFE feet
Lowlights:
Battery life isn't as good as the Aerox 3 was but it does have fast charging
That up/down flick switch is a weird one and not easy to use.
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Specs include:
Sensor SteelSeries TrueMove Air
Sensor Type Optical
CPI 100-18,000 in 100 CPI Increments
IPS 400, on SteelSeries QcK surfaces
Acceleration 40G
Polling Rate 1000Hz / 1 ms
Hardware Acceleration None (Zero Hardware Acceleration)
Back Cover Material Black Matte Finish
Core Construction ABS Plastic
Shape Ergonomic, Right-Handed
Grip Style Palm or Claw
Number of Buttons 9
Switch Type SteelSeries mechanical switches, rated for 80 million clicks
Illumination 3 RGB Zones
Weight 74g
Length 128.8mm / 5.07 inches
Width 62.8 mm / 2.47 inches (front), 68.2mm / 2.68 inches (back)
Height 26.7mm / 1.05 inches (front), 42.10mm / 1.65 inches (back)
Connection 2.4GHz / Bluetooth 5.0
Battery Life
Up to 80 hours 2.4GHz
Up to 180 hours Bluetooth
Related watching:
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Can you do a comparison of the razer Basilisk V3 pro and the Steelseries Aerox 5 ?
I've been using Logitech products since the MX 1000 wireless era, and my mouse is still going strong. I really appreciate Logitech's quality products, but the Steelseries Aerox 5 is in a league of its own when it comes to build quality. It's a bit pricier than Logitech, but I'm willing to pay for what I believe is a worthy investment.
1 year and 3 months - Aerox wheel stoped working, goes up and down randomly. After dissasembling (wich is a nightmare) and clean whole mechanism it is still broken. It was good to use but quality is definitelly NOT a top tier. Meanwhile my wired 5yo Roccat Kone works flawlessly out of the drawer.
@@m4rcin847idk every Logitech mouse I've ever used the mouse wheel has gone out or the infamous double click
@@m4rcin847 Yes steelseries product sucks hard when it comes to durability
@@MP-un5qx Logitech - duble click, SS and Corsair - wheel, only Roccat holds for more than 2 years and has most comfortable shapes for my hand.
hello, i subbed and wanted to know some info about aeroix 5 wireless, i ordered it today and will wait 2-3 weeks. everyone says that wheel brake after some time and it loss its connectivity to pc. i would like to know have u ever had this issues?
You missed the scroll wheel clicks right and left as well? or I missed it =D
I've returned 3 of those Aerox 5 wireless mice. All had issues with the connection: started dropping connection and reconnecting. Also the lights started tripping after these connectivity issues. I suspect the steelseries engine software, but even a fresh windows install didn't help it.. Wanted another wireless lightweight and ended up with the Corsair Sabre which never showed any (connectivity) issues. I really like that mouse. Would love a comparison between the two though.
same with the aerox3, it kept dropping my cloud flight wireless connection. Had to return too, and the holes are bad the aerox3, I can totally feels the holes compared to the asus m4 air(those have decent holes)
Scroll wheel broke on mine
Thank you for this comment! I was about to buy one Steelseries Aerox 5 Wireless now… 😅
I purchased the Aerox 5 for myself and the Aerox 3 for my 13yr old son. BOTH our mices disconnect randomly and the RGB just flashes white. Turn it off and turn it back on fixes the issue, sometimes for an hour and sometimes for few days. Now im going back to the 502...
Any of the three Aerox 5 wireless mice you had made alot of creaking noises at the shell? Im on my 2nd one as the first one was creaking and the scroll wheel didnt sound right. My second copy has perfect even better clicks that first but its just the creaking of the shell that lets it down- most noticeable where the thumbrest is
Although only paid £60 on a deal this is originally a £130~ mouse which should feel more solid for the price.
I've had the old logitech g502 for about 5 years or so and its still going strong. Probably going to get a newer version soon
Can you review the Aerox 9? If you haven't already done one. I have one but have issues with it connecting. I was never able to make it work due to it not connecting.
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I have a Logitech G Pro X wireless, I will never use a different mouse ever again. I absolutely love my mouse. I think the Pro X is a more apples to apple comparison to the Aerox 5, same price.
Function and shape wise, the aerox 5 was made to compete with the g502. The g pro x is an ambi mouse with no extra buttons aside from the 2 side buttons, theres nothing similar about it except the price. A more apples to apples comparison would be the non-X g502 lightspeed.
You need to wear the prawn costume more haha
Can you review the AtomPalm Hydrogen and compare to other 8khz mouse? I would like to know your opinion on it?
Ah this is what i was looking for
Hope you found it useful
Its strange that you are the only YT reviewer who reviewed the mice im keen on - th Aerox 5 and the Corsair Nightsaber. Can i check if you are very tall? Because youre the only one who says the Aerox 5 fits your palm perfectly while others says its way too big. From the looks of it i find the contours of the 5 looks more comfortable. Btw you dont have a disturbing voice like others said. I think its very soothing and fits the subject matter perfectly - techie reviews of computer hardware.
Does height equal handsize? Not heard that before but no, I'm just 5 foot 9 inches
@@TheProvokedPrawn😮 Its a rough gauge of hand size (applies to feet as well). Thanks for the reply!
If logitech can keep the buttons but take away the free flow wheel, the magnets, wireless charging, remove the rubber, reduce weight every way possible. It would be the best lightweight mouse.
I love the Logitech mice, mostly, some extra buttons, the shape to be honest, and most of all, the thumb ledge, i am some weird dude that otherwise drags the side of his thumb all over the desk or mousepad for some reason, so i really want that, love the option of the mousewheel to click or free roll, BUT, i feel the Logitech mice are just too heavy.
I also HATE always wired mice. So, i have the Logitech G502 Lightspeed mouse, love the shape, thumb ledge, extra buttons, feel, optional wired, great for charging, but again, it's heavy.
If the Steelseries would have that thumb rest, it would be an auto buy for me. Well, i would have to try those side buttons, i agree, having to push them up, i doubt that was the best idea !?
So, since i have my doubts about the SteelSeries and the newer Logitech mice, i'll stick to my G502 Lightspeed for a few more years most likely.
Mr asmr making videos about things people actually want … what a concept ?
That's not my name but hope that means you approve
G502x plus fan… i dont see why Bluetooth is something desired… certainly not something wanted in competitive fps? Anyways, like Basilisk and Kone XP Air, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
I guess for diversity? I can have my v3 por connected to my pc then quickly switch to bluetooth for my tablet, and I can use the basilisk at work without have to take any dongles or anything, it just makes it easier for multipurpose use, but if you have one pc or just one use case then it doesn't matter, always nice to get extra features though.
As someone in the market for a new mouse. Because I don't want to swap a dongle from my home pc to my laptop all day long. I won't game on my work laptop so via bt is more than viable then and at home I can make use of that sweet low latency
I can lend insight into this; my work laptop is a MacBook Pro M1 Max along side an Aero15x- the dongle is great for a single device, but when I’m working and want to switch back/forth between devices, bluetooth is amazing. You’re right though, I wouldn’t ever game using Bluetooth.
for the price of g502x it should include bt. BT is useful when you have a work laptop. therefore no need to but separate mouse or carry around the dongle and potentially lose it
I bet it gets repetitive real quick with these comparison videos, always repeating the same selling points 😂
Is that a commentary on them being rubbish or just from my point of view?
@@TheProvokedPrawn No sir, just commenting on what it would be like for you having to repeat what's special about the g502x for each video.
ok cool, thought I was failing you :)