At 48g, the SC800 MAX is the lightest mouse in Evetech's AULA line-up

Line up the AULA mice Evetech lists by weight and one clearly sits at the light end. The SC800 MAX comes in at 48g, well under every other AULA mouse in the range. If your shortlist starts with "how heavy is it?", this is the lightest AULA mouse to put on it, and here is how the rest of the family compares.

Quick Answer

At 48g, the AULA SC800 MAX is the lightest AULA mouse Evetech lists. The SC900 MAX is 62g with its battery fitted, the SC590 Pro about 64g and the SC620 Contour 67g. Like its siblings, this model is tri-mode, connecting over 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth or a cable, and it comes in black or white. Black or white, it costs R629 at Evetech.

📊 The AULA weight ladder

Here is how the four wireless AULA mice line up, lightest to heaviest:

1. SC800 MAX: 48g. The lightest of the group.
2. SC900 MAX: 62g with its swappable battery fitted.
3. SC590 Pro: about 64g, including its built-in display.
4. SC620 Contour: 67g, with RGB lighting in a hollow honeycomb shell.

The gap between the 48g mouse and the next mouse up is 14g. That is a big step in mouse terms. By comparison, the other three sit within about 5g of each other, so AULA's 48g model stands apart as the choice for people who want the least mass in the hand.

What the heavier three add

Each of the others brings a headline feature of its own. The SC900 MAX carries a battery you can swap out. The SC590 Pro has a small screen that reports its charge and settings. The SC620 Contour has lighting glowing through its shell and a dedicated Fire button. This one keeps its pitch simple: very light, and tri-mode.

📶 Light does not mean fewer connections

Dropping weight sometimes means dropping wireless, but not here. The lightest model connects three ways:

• 2.4GHz wireless through its receiver, the usual choice for a gaming PC.
• Bluetooth, handy for a laptop without a spare USB port.
• Wired, for when you want a cable connection.

That puts it level with the heavier AULA mice on flexibility, so choosing it for weight does not force a compromise on how it connects.

🤔 Is the lightest always the best?

Not for everyone. A 48g mouse is easy to start and stop, which many players like for fast movements. Others prefer a little more heft because it feels steadier and resists small, unintended nudges. Neither preference is wrong.

A good rule: if you mostly aim with big arm movements, or play fast games for long sessions, a very light mouse is worth trying. If you like a planted, deliberate feel, one of the heavier AULA options may suit you better. Your pad surface and sensitivity settings matter too.

Choosing a colour

This mouse comes in black and in white. Beyond the finish, both versions share the same 48g weight and tri-mode connections.

Evetech carries both. To see this 48g option next to other light designs, browse the gaming mice range, or look through wireless mouse options. Each colour is sold with a 1 Year Local Warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much lighter is the SC800 MAX than the SC900 MAX?

14g. The SC800 MAX weighs 48g, while the SC900 MAX is 62g with its battery fitted.

Where do the SC590 Pro and SC620 Contour sit?

The SC590 Pro is about 64g and the SC620 Contour is 67g, making them the two heaviest of the four.

Does being lighter mean fewer ways to connect?

No. It still links by receiver, by Bluetooth or by cable.

Which colours are offered?

Black and white.

Is the lightest mouse always the right one?

No. Some people prefer a heavier mouse for a steadier feel. It comes down to grip, aim style and preference.

Who suits this mouse most?

Players and users who want the least weight possible without giving up wireless options.