The AULA SC620 Contour packs RGB lighting, a 400mAh battery and a PAW3311 sensor into a 67g honeycomb shell. The cut-outs trim weight and let the lighting show, while 2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.3 and wired links keep it flexible. Evetech offers it in black or white.
Light gaming mice usually cut something to hit their number: the lighting goes, the battery shrinks, or the wireless disappears. The AULA SC620 Contour keeps all three. It fits RGB, a 400mAh battery and 67g into one hollow shell, with a PAW3311 sensor and three ways to connect, and the honeycomb top is the reason the sums work.
The SC620 Contour, R349 at Evetech, weighs 67g while carrying RGB lighting, a 400mAh battery and a PAW3311 sensor. Its hollowed-out honeycomb shell removes plastic to save weight and lets the lighting show through. It connects over 2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.3 or a wired USB cable, so the low weight does not cost you any connection options.
Every mouse has a fixed list of parts: sensor, switches, wheel, board, battery and shell. The shell is the one piece that can change dramatically, and on the SC620 Contour it does. Cutting the top into a honeycomb keeps the structure while shedding material, leaving room in the weight allowance for a battery and lighting.
Is 67g light? For a wireless mouse with RGB, it sits comfortably at the lighter end. Plenty of wired mice without lighting weigh more. It is not the lightest AULA mouse on the list, but it is the one that brings the most visible lighting at this weight.
The RGB is not in a strip or a logo. It sits inside, and the honeycomb acts as a window, so the colour fills the shape of the mouse. AULA's Windows driver sets its brightness and the speed of the effect, with the mouse connected by 2.4GHz receiver or cable.
Lighting draws power, so a brighter, faster effect will shorten the time between charges compared with dim or off. AULA does not publish battery hours for the SC620 Contour, so treat runtime as something your own settings decide. The driver's sleep time setting is the other lever, powering the mouse down when you walk away.
Tracking is handled by the PAW3311, with six DPI levels: 800, 1600, 3200, 4800, 8000 and 12,000. Polling is 1000Hz, set in the driver. For most games and all office work, that combination is more than enough.
Connections cover every situation. Use the 2.4GHz receiver for gaming, Bluetooth 5.3 for a laptop without a spare port, or the wired USB connection when you would rather not think about the radio at all. The mouse also has a dedicated Fire button that runs one mapped command per press.
Evetech carries the SC620 Contour in black and white. You can compare its weight and features with other lightweight models in the gaming mice section, or keep to untethered models via the wireless mouse page.
The honeycomb shell removes plastic from the top, freeing weight for the 400mAh battery and the internal RGB.
Yes, lighting uses power. Dimming it in AULA's driver and setting a sleep time both help the charge last longer.
For a wireless mouse with RGB lighting, yes. It is well under many wired mice that have no lighting at all.
The PAW3311, with six DPI levels from 800 to 12,000 and 1000Hz polling.
No. AULA lists the 400mAh capacity but no runtime, so your lighting and sleep settings decide it.
Both the black and white versions carry a 1 Year Local Warranty through Evetech.
Want a light mouse that still lights up? Browse Evetech's gaming mouse range and compare the SC620 Contour with other wireless RGB options.
The honeycomb shell removes plastic from the top, freeing weight for the 400mAh battery and the internal RGB.
Yes, lighting uses power. Dimming it in AULA's driver and setting a sleep time both help the charge last longer.
For a wireless mouse with RGB lighting, yes. It is well under many wired mice that have no lighting at all.
The PAW3311, with six DPI levels from 800 to 12,000 and 1000Hz polling.
No. AULA lists the 400mAh capacity but no runtime, so your lighting and sleep settings decide it.
Both the black and white versions carry a 1 Year Local Warranty through Evetech.
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