AULA SC800 — 37 g wireless gaming mouse: PAW3395 sensor, Omron switches, three connection modes
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AULA SC800 — gaming mouse.
The AULA SC800 is a wireless gaming mouse of about 37 grams. It is one of the lightest models in the AULA range, and the weight was not taken out with holes: the shell is solid, so your fingers rest on a continuous surface and the grip still feels like a full-size mouse.
Precision comes from the flagship PixArt PAW3395 optical sensor. There are six factory DPI steps — 400, 800, 1200, 1600, 3200 and 5000 — cycled by pressing the forward side button and the wheel's middle button together; the driver widens the range to 26,000 DPI. The main buttons use Omron blue-dot switches rated for roughly 50 million clicks, and the wheel runs on a TTC Gold encoder with crisp steps.
The mouse connects three ways: 2.4 GHz through the bundled receiver, Bluetooth, and a soft braided USB-C cable. The built-in 250 mAh battery charges over Type-C. AULA offers the SC800 in two colours — Light Luxury Black and Thin Feather White.
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37 grams, and the shell stayed whole
A mouse usually gets this light through honeycomb cut-outs: a grid under your fingers and dust inside the shell. The SC800 weighs about 37 grams with a closed top — AULA took the weight out structurally, not with holes. In the hand it feels like a full-size mouse someone forgot to fill: a familiar grip, and a wrist that is not tired by the end of a long session.
AULA SC800 gaming mouse in black, top view on a white background
A flagship PAW3395 and six DPI steps
The PixArt PAW3395 is the same sensor AULA puts in its higher-end mice. The factory steps of 400, 800, 1200, 1600, 3200 and 5000 DPI are cycled by pressing the forward side button and the wheel's middle button together, and the light on the receiver marks the step as you cycle through them. If you need a value in between, the driver tunes the resolution anywhere from 1 to 26,000 DPI.
Base of the black AULA SC800 with the model marking and the PAW3395 optical sensor
Omron switches and a TTC Gold encoder
Under the left and right buttons sit Omron blue-dot switches: a short, collected click with a stated life of around 50 million actuations. The wheel runs on a TTC Gold encoder with distinct steps, so a single notch in an inventory or a weapon swap lands predictably, without skipping.
Inside the AULA SC800 wheel assembly: the TTC Gold encoder with its hex shaft and the microswitch beneath the wheel
Three modes and a 250 mAh battery
For gaming there is 2.4 GHz through the bundled receiver, for a laptop or tablet there is Bluetooth, and if the battery runs out mid-match the mouse keeps working on the USB-C cable while it charges. The cable is soft and braided, so it does not drag the shell back. The 250 mAh battery was chosen to protect the weight: AULA did not add mass for extra hours of runtime.
Black AULA SC800 on a purple backdrop with the connector of the bundled USB-C cable beside it
Two colours: Light Luxury Black and Thin Feather White
AULA builds the SC800 in black and white, both with a matte finish. The internals, the shape and the button layout are identical — only the colour of the shell and the receiver differs. Which colour can be brought in on a given shipment is confirmed by the GEEKSHOP manager when the preorder is placed.
White and black AULA SC800 side by side, top view on white
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