GIGABYTE makes way for its new AORUS M6 lightweight wireless gaming mouse
GIGABYTE AORUS has added another new member to the peripheral family which is the AORUS M6. As a lightweight wireless gaming mouse, it strikes for the 74g mark which is battery-inclusive for easy movement and zero wire tangling during gaming sessions. The 1ms low latency 2.4GHz connection provides responsiveness that r
GIGABYTE AORUS has added another new member to the peripheral family which is the AORUS M6.
As a lightweight wireless gaming mouse, it strikes for the 74g mark which is battery-inclusive for easy movement and zero wire tangling during gaming sessions. The 1ms low latency 2.4GHz connection provides responsiveness that rivals even some of the wired gaming mice out there.
The ergonomic design means that no matter whether you're right or left-handed, you'll get a comfortable grip while the Omron switches give the mouse durable 50 million clicks.
Additionally, the side buttons will add more shortcuts and accessibility to you on the fly.
Battery-wise, it can last up to 74 hours per full charge, and when it is really time to juice it up, a dedicated LED will light up to tell you to do so.
And yes, hardcore gamers that utilize NVIDIA Reflex on a daily basis will be happy that the M6 supports that as well!
You also get the usual things like instant DPI adjustments, reprogrammable buttons, sensor calibrations, RGB lighting tuning, and more.
Availability
The AORUS M6 will arrive to the local market at a later date with pricing still currently unknown.
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