Yep, the “cheap mouse syndromes” all showed up after some usage.I consent to my personal data, as specified in this form, being collected and processed for direct marketing purposes. Turned into a very dirty mouse with junk stick in-between the many crevices.DPI settings don’t stick – Resets every time you reset or power off the PC.It’s not metal alloy, just plastic with a shiny coating.I peeled off the blue film, and it’s still a little awkward. The up-and-down movement feels smooth, but the left-and-right somehow just seems a tad bit… unstable. See above, there are only 3 of those “black mouse sliding pads”. The bottom of the mouse is something that I don’t quite understand.The mouse seems to be weighted, front-heavy.The palm rest (rear part of the mouse) is too small for my big hands.It definitely needs some getting used to. Seriously, this mouse quite awkward at first. But now onto the bad part… There are way too many nooks-and-crannies that can accumulate dust and get dirty over time.The braided USB cable is also a nice touch.The plastic and metal combination seems to be holding things well.

Overall, I am personally quite pleased with the build quality.Rear – Nothing to see here… Just the logo. Yep, that makes this mouse “for right-handed people only”.įront side – Yes, the scroll wheel is a “rough metal texture thing” instead of a rubber wheel. Yes, it is plastic on top and chrome-plated plastic. On the left side of the mouse are 2 more side buttons. The “+ and -” buttons are used to control the DPI. Left, center (scroll wheel), and right mouse buttons on the top. Nice looking box aside, the build quality of the mouse itself is also pretty decent too. TABLE OF CONTENTS Unboxing Build & Design Setup & Performance Summary Good Enough Not so sure about gaming though.ĭecently good, value-for-money. THE OVERVIEW Price About USD $15 (As at the time of writing) So here it is, a review and my experience of using the el-cheapo AULA S30 gaming mouse. So curiosity eventually gave in, and I decided to give AULA a try.Īre the cheap gaming mice really that great? Or people are just leaving good reviews for the sake of it? Well, it doesn’t cost much, nor does it hurt either way. A lot of these “affordable gaming gear” China brands have been popping up over the years, and they are actually getting pretty good reviews all over the Internet.

Welcome to a review of the AULA S30 gaming mouse.

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