AULA SC680 — wireless gaming mouse: 58 g, PAW3395 sensor, three connection modes
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AULA SC680 — gaming mouse.
The AULA SC680 is a wireless gaming mouse of about 58 grams with a symmetrical, solid shell — no honeycomb cut-outs. The shape suits both palm and claw grips, the shell is moulded from skin-friendly ABS, and there are seven keys: two main buttons, the wheel, two side buttons, a DPI switch and a pairing key.
Precision comes from a PixArt PAW3395 optical sensor paired with a Broadcom BK3633 controller. Resolution is adjustable from 400 to 26,000 DPI, tracking speed is 650 IPS, acceleration 50 G and the return rate is up to 1,000 Hz. The main Ringnox pink-dot switches are rated for roughly 80 million clicks, and the 500 mAh battery charges over USB-C.
The mouse runs in three modes: 2.4 GHz through the bundled receiver, Bluetooth 5.2, and a USB-C cable. The USB-A receiver stows in a bay on the base under a removable cover, so it will not get lost in a bag. The mode switch and the DPI button sit on the base, next to the RGB light. AULA builds the shell in black, white, pink and yellow.
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About 58 grams, and not a single hole
Most light mice lose weight through honeycomb cut-outs. The SC680 weighs about 58 grams with a solid top shell: your fingers rest on continuous plastic, not a grid. The symmetrical shape suits palm and claw grips equally, and the skin-friendly ABS shell stays comfortable to hold through a long session.
AULA SC680 gaming mice in white and black on a light blue background with a USB-C cable
PAW3395 with a Broadcom BK3633 controller
Inside sits a PixArt PAW3395 optical sensor, the same part AULA uses in its higher models. It handles up to 650 IPS and 50 G, so it keeps up with a hard flick across the whole pad. Resolution runs from 400 to 26,000 DPI and the return rate reaches 1,000 Hz. A Broadcom BK3633 controller processes the signal.
AULA illustration for the SC680: the BK3633 controller and the 26,000 DPI, 650 IPS, 50 G figures
Three modes and a receiver that stays put
The switch on the base picks 2.4 GHz, off, or Bluetooth — the positions are marked 2.4G, OFF and BT. To pair over Bluetooth, move the switch to BT and hold the DPI key for about five seconds: the wheel flashes blue, and a steady blue light means the pairing went through. The USB-A receiver for 2.4 GHz mode lives in a bay on the base under a removable cover, so you are not digging through bag pockets on a trip.
Base of the AULA SC680: USB-A receiver bay under a removable cover, the DPI key and the 2.4G / OFF / BT switch
Five DPI steps and light from below
The DPI key sits on the base so you cannot hit it mid-fight. The factory steps are 400, 800 (default), 1600, 3200 and 6400 DPI, each with its own indicator colour, so the current value is readable without a screen. The AULA driver tunes the steps more finely, up to 26,000 DPI, and changes the colour, speed and brightness of the RGB light underneath.
A yellow AULA SC680 on a desk beside a keyboard, side buttons visible
Four shell colours
AULA builds the SC680 in black, white, pink and yellow — the same matte, non-glossy finish on all four. In the manufacturer's photos only the shell differs: the shape, buttons, sensor and connection modes are identical across all four. Which colours can actually be brought in on a given shipment is confirmed by the GEEKSHOP manager when the preorder is placed.
Four colours of the AULA SC680: white, black, pink and yellow on a display stand
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