Gigabyte Aorus M6 Wireless Review: First Impressions

First Impressions

The Gigabyte Aorus M6 Wi-fi is the model’s newest high-performance wi-fi gaming mouse. With the Razer Viper vary in its sights, the specs fall a tad quick however key comparisons should be reserved when a worth is revealed.

Introduction

The Gigabyte Aorus M6 Wi-fi gaming mouse is, largely, a no frills little bit of package. Gigabyte is pitching this mouse at severe players who need there to be little friction between their actions and what performs out on display screen.

The gaming mouse enviornment is fierce, particularly in terms of light-weight choices, with the Razer Viper V2 Professional, HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 and extra all providing compelling picks.

However, what’s most notable concerning the M6 Wi-fi is the large change from the earlier M5 mannequin, with an enormous change up by way of design and the general philosophy of this mouse. Direct from Gamecom, listed below are my first impressions.

Worth and Availability

There’s no phrase on pricing and availability for the Gigabyte Aorus M6 Wi-fi gaming mouse. However, the earlier M5 mannequin is obtainable for round £60/$70. Given the enhance in design and gaming-friendly specs, I’d anticipate an honest bump in worth this time round.

Design

• Light-weight 74g construct
• Purple Dot Design Award winner

Whereas the design of the Gigabyte Aorus M6 Wi-fi is a departure from the earlier mannequin, it’s a well-known sight within the gaming mouse world. It provides off severe Razer Viper vibes, together with the addition of an ambidextrous setup in contrast with the M5.

It does provide a splash of added persona in comparison with the Razer, which merely dons an RGB-customisable brand at its again. The Aorus M6 affords this and has an angular Aorus brand, in addition to a smidge of RGB alongside, to offer it an edgier look.

By way of a low weight, it might’t hold tempo with units just like the Razer Viper V2 Professional and HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2, which provide sub-60g builds. However, at 74g, it tops another rivals just like the SteelSeries Aerox 9. Each gram counts for devoted players however, within the hand, it nonetheless feels impressively low weight – and premium too.

Efficiency

• 26,000 DPI and 1ms latency
• As much as 650ips and 50G acceleration
• Nvidia Reflex

The Gigabyte Aorus M6 Wi-fi is concentrated on supplying you with these key fanatic options and simply getting out of your means.

Regardless of not topping glorious rivals on the high of the market, 26,000 DPI continues to be nothing to be sniffed at and a most of 650 ips (inches per second) in addition to 50G acceleration symbolize robust responsiveness to speedy actions. Nvidia Reflex is readily available too, optimising latency which is a key characteristic for FPS followers

My first impressions utilizing the mouse, I discovered it to be particularly nippy, aided by the low weight. The extra buttons are simple to achieve, whether or not you’re a leftie or a rightie. I did discover the left and proper mouse click on to supply an excessive amount of tactile suggestions for my liking, with my choice touchdown on a lighter, speedier click on slightly than a perceptible crunch. This really feel is obtainable by the mouses’ Japanese Omron switches, that are licensed for 50-million clicks – I didn’t fairly have the time to completely check this throughout my swift first impressions.

It won’t be sufficient time to confirm this both, however Gigabyte claims you will get a protracted 74 hours battery life with this gaming mouse. Should you do resolve to depart battery life issues behind, you need to use this mouse in wired style, with its removable paracord cable. The cable is sturdy, light-weight and goals to remain tangle free.

On the software program facet, all buttons are absolutely customisable utilizing the Gigabyte Management Heart, with any presets saved immediately onto the mouse’s onboard reminiscence.