You would expect a mouse with a screen built into it to be the heavier model in its family. With the AULA SC590 Pro, it works the other way. The display version weighs about 64g, while the plain SC590 without one weighs 81g. That makes the SC590 Pro weight worth a closer look, both for gamers who care about every gram and for office users wondering how light is light enough.
Quick Answer
Yes, about 64g is light enough for most hands and most uses. The AULA SC590 Pro weighs about 64g with its display built in, lighter than the 81g plain SC590. It measures about 118 x 60 x 38mm, carries a 500mAh battery, and AULA's stated aim for the light body is less arm strain during long use. You can pick up the SC590 Pro from Evetech for R319.
⚖️ Putting 64g in context
For a wireless mouse with a battery, 64g sits in the light category. Many everyday office mice weigh noticeably more, and plenty of wired gaming mice without a battery land in the same range or above.
The comparison that surprises people is inside AULA's own family. The Pro version, with a display, is about 17g lighter than the plain SC590, which has no display and weighs 81g. AULA does not explain how it saved the weight, so treat the two as different builds rather than one mouse with a screen bolted on.
What 64g feels like in fast games
Lighter mice take less effort to start and stop. In fast games, that can make quick flicks and corrections feel easier once you adjust. The mouse's PAW3311 sensor, six DPI levels up to 20,000 and 1000Hz polling give it the tracking to match.
Weight is only part of control, though. Your DPI, in-game sensitivity and mouse pad surface all shape how steady your aim feels, so a light mouse rewards a little time spent tuning those too.
📐 Size and shape
The SC590 Pro measures about 118 x 60 x 38mm. That is a compact-to-medium size that suits many hand sizes, especially for claw and fingertip-style holds where the palm does not rest fully on the mouse. Larger hands may find it small for a full palm grip.
The display sits on the body and shows battery level, active DPI and connection mode, with DPI buttons beside it. None of that adds noticeable bulk to the shape.
🏢 Coming from a heavy office mouse
If you have used a solid office mouse for years, the new mouse will feel light at the start. Some people love that immediately; others find it almost too easy to move for a day or two. It usually settles quickly. If the pointer feels too fast early on, drop to the 1200 or 2400 DPI step and let your hand adapt before raising it.
Over a long workday, a lighter mouse asks less of your wrist and forearm for each of the hundreds of small movements you make. That is the arm-strain benefit AULA points to.
Does the battery add much?
The 500mAh battery is part of the 64g total, so there is no hidden extra weight to account for. AULA Argentina's figure for it is near 20 hours when working constantly and 120 in standby, and real use shifts that either way.
Evetech carries the black SC590 Pro. Compare its weight with other options in the gaming mice section, or see how it sits among cable-free models on the wireless mouse page. Evetech lists it with a 1 Year Local Warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the SC590 Pro heavier or lighter than the plain SC590?
Lighter. The Pro weighs about 64g, and the plain SC590 without a display weighs 81g.
How big is the SC590 Pro?
About 118 x 60 x 38mm.
Is 64g light enough for fast games?
For most players, yes. Pair it with a sensible DPI and sensitivity for the best control.
How much does the 500mAh battery add?
It is included in the roughly 64g figure, so there is nothing extra to add.
Will it feel odd after a heavy office mouse?
It may feel very light for a day or two. Most people adjust quickly.
Why is the Pro lighter even with a screen?
AULA does not say. The two are different builds, and the listed weights are about 64g and 81g.
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