At 62g with its battery fitted, the AULA SC900 MAX is in the light range many shooter players look for. It also polls at up to 8000Hz on 2.4GHz or cable and climbs to 30,000 DPI. For less mass still, AULA's SC800 MAX weighs 48g. Evetech sells both mice.
Weight has become one of the numbers shooter players check soonest on a mouse spec sheet, and for good reason: a lighter mouse starts, stops and changes direction with less effort. The AULA SC900 MAX comes in at 62g with its battery in place, which puts it firmly in lightweight gaming mouse territory, and it manages that while carrying a battery you can swap out.
At 62g with its battery fitted, the SC900 MAX sits in the light range many shooter players look for. It also polls at up to 8000Hz on its 2.4GHz receiver or cable and reaches 30,000 DPI at its top step. If you want even less mass, AULA's SC800 MAX weighs 48g and is also tri-mode. Evetech sells both mice, each with a 1 Year Local Warranty, with the SC900 MAX priced at R749.
Aiming in a shooter is a constant cycle of flicks, micro-corrections and stops. Every one of those movements has to accelerate the mouse and then halt it, and a heavier mouse takes more effort to do both. Over a long session, that extra effort shows up as tired wrists and slightly overshot flicks.
Lighter mice reduce that load. They are quicker to start, easier to stop precisely and less tiring over hours of play. That is why so many competitive players have moved towards low-weight designs, particularly those who aim with wide arm movements at low sensitivity.
By general standards, 62g is light for a wireless mouse, and lighter still once you consider what is inside. The SC900 MAX includes a removable 400mAh battery behind a cover on its base, and the 62g figure is measured with that cell fitted. A removable cell and its cover tend to add weight and bulk, so reaching this number with one on board is a good result.
For most players, 62g will feel quick and easy to control. Those who prefer the very lightest mice may look lower.
AULA's SC800 MAX weighs 48g, which is 14g lighter than the SC900 MAX, and it is also tri-mode. If minimum mass is your top priority, it is the lighter choice. If you value the swappable battery and the SC900 MAX's full spec list, the extra 14g buys you those features.
Alongside low weight, the SC900 MAX offers a high polling rate: up to 8000Hz on 2.4GHz and over the cable, adjustable in software from a 1000Hz default. A higher polling rate means the mouse reports its position more often, which can make tracking feel smoother on high-refresh monitors. Bluetooth runs at 125Hz, so keep the receiver in for shooters.
For low-sensitivity aim, most players sit at the lower DPI steps, such as 400 or 800, and fine-tune sensitivity in the game. The SC900 MAX's steps start at 400 and climb to 30,000, cycled with a button underneath.
Its size, 126 x 68 x 44mm, suits medium to large hands in a palm grip, while smaller hands may prefer a claw or fingertip grip. It comes in Black, White and Red.
Compare lightweight options across Evetech's gaming mice, or browse the wireless mouse range for more choice.
By general standards, yes, especially with a removable battery included in that figure.
A lighter mouse takes less effort to start and stop, which helps precise flicks and reduces fatigue.
Yes. The SC800 MAX weighs 48g and is also tri-mode.
It reports position more often, which can make tracking feel smoother, especially on high-refresh displays. Use the receiver or cable for it.
Most players choose a low step, such as 400 or 800, and adjust sensitivity in the game.
It measures 126 x 68 x 44mm, suiting medium to large hands in a palm grip.
Ready to lighten your aim? Explore Evetech's gaming mice and compare the SC900 MAX and SC800 MAX to find the weight that suits your play.
By general standards, yes, especially with a removable battery included in that figure.
A lighter mouse takes less effort to start and stop, which helps precise flicks and reduces fatigue.
Yes. The SC800 MAX weighs 48g and is also tri-mode.
It reports position more often, which can make tracking feel smoother, especially on high-refresh displays. Use the receiver or cable for it.
Most players choose a low step, such as 400 or 800, and adjust sensitivity in the game.
It measures 126 x 68 x 44mm, suiting medium to large hands in a palm grip.
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