AULA SC620 Wireless Gaming Mouse White – PAW3311 Sensor, 12000 DPI, Tri-Mode Connectivity, 67g Lightweight Design

AULA SC620 Ergonomic Wireless Gaming Mouse – White

The AULA SC620 is a lightweight wireless gaming mouse designed for gamers who need precision, comfort, and flexible connectivity. Featuring the reliable PAW3311 optical sensor, up to 12000 DPI, and tri-mode connectivity, it delivers responsive tracking and smooth performance for gaming, productivity, and everyday computing.

Its ergonomic shape, lightweight 67g design, and elegant White finish make it an excellent choice for modern gaming setups and professional workspaces alike.

PAW3311 High-Performance Sensor

• Equipped with PAW3311 optical gaming sensor
• Accurate tracking and responsive cursor movement
• Suitable for FPS, MOBA, RTS, and casual gaming
• Consistent performance across various surfaces

Up to 12000 DPI

• Adjustable DPI up to 12000
• Precise control for gaming and productivity tasks
• Supports both low and high sensitivity preferences

Tri-Mode Connectivity

• 2.4GHz wireless mode for low-latency gaming
• Bluetooth connectivity for multiple devices
• USB wired mode for uninterrupted performance
• Quick switching between connection modes

Lightweight Ergonomic Design

• Lightweight 67g construction
• Ergonomic shape for comfortable grip
• Reduces fatigue during extended gaming sessions
• Suitable for multiple grip styles

400mAh Rechargeable Battery

• Built-in 400mAh rechargeable battery
• Reliable wireless performance for daily use
• Convenient charging when needed

Gaming and Productivity Ready

• Fast and responsive input performance
• Stable wireless connectivity
• Ideal for gaming, office work, and everyday use

Specifications

Model: AULA SC620
Condition: New
Color: White
Sensor: PAW3311 Optical Sensor
DPI: Up to 12000 DPI
Connectivity: 2.4GHz Wireless + Bluetooth + USB Wired
Battery Capacity: 400mAh
Weight: 67g
Design: Ergonomic Lightweight Gaming Mouse
Compatibility: Windows, Mac, Laptops, PCs
Use Case: Gaming, Productivity, Everyday Computing