
Gigabyte
The Gigabyte AORUS M5 is a wired, right‑handed ergonomic gaming mouse featuring a high‑end Pixart 3389 sensor with up to 16000 DPI, 400 IPS tracking, and 50G acceleration, paired with durable Omron switches, adjustable weighting, and RGB Fusion 2.0 lighting. It targets competitive gamers who need precise, low‑latency performance and on‑the‑fly DPI control.
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$69.99
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$64.05
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$60.47
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$69.99
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Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers praise the AORUS M5 for its ultra‑responsive Pixart 3389 sensor, solid build quality, and ergonomic design that suits palm and claw grips. They also note the adjustable weight system adds a nice level of personalization. However, they criticize the bundled software for its poor UI and tiny DPI readouts, and they point out the lack of detailed official dimensions and weight information.
What Users Say
Everyday users overwhelmingly appreciate the mouse’s precise tracking, comfortable grips, and vibrant RGB sync, especially for competitive gaming. Recurring complaints focus on the clunky software interface and the vague official specifications, while a subset of users would prefer a wireless option.
Common Complaints
Software UI is hard to read and navigate; official documentation omits exact dimensions and base weight; lack of wireless option.
How It Compares
vs. Logitech G Pro
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Disadvantages
Choose the G Pro for a lighter, software‑centric experience; pick the M5 for higher acceleration and RGB sync.
vs. Razer DeathAdder
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Opt for the DeathAdder if you prefer Razer’s ecosystem and ergonomics; the M5 is better for maximum DPI and adjustable balance.
vs. SteelSeries Rival 310
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Disadvantages
Select the Rival 310 for budget‑focused gamers; the M5 is suited for those needing top‑end DPI and RGB integration.