I bought the Steelseries Aerox 3 and am very happy with it. It works with both bluetooth and wireless usb-c The bluetooth connection actually works quite well, and I use that the majority of the time for computer work and light gaming. Much better than some of my previous experiences with bluetooth mice a few years back. I only have to use the usb-c receiver when i’m playing something that requires alot of precision.
Yeah, it’s a great mouse, isn’t it? The tracking is incredible and the wireless works great. I use it for like six hours a day and love it.
Wish the dongle was smaller though.
Agree that it’s a super mouse but the single is too large.
Quick update in case anyone’s still interested…
I ended up getting the smaller ambidextrous Matias mouse (the non-Pro version). Its dongle is ridiculously tiny:
It’s so tiny that the mouse even comes with a USB-C puller tab for getting the dongle out of tighter areas. Good thing, too, or it would’ve been stuck in my USB hub forever. It can definitely live permanently attached to a laptop and not risk breaking off. It’s awesome miniaturization on Matias’s part, and I hope they will consider licensing it out to other USB-C mice manufacturers (like Steelseries, whose dongle is a leviathan in comparison.)
The Matias mouse is quite well-built and designed, especially for a lesser-known Canadian company. The box says it’ll last up to a year on a single AA battery. It is not as precise as the Aerox 3, but it should be fine for everyday office work. I wouldn’t use it for gaming.
Sadly, it doesn’t quite fit my hand as well as I hoped it would. I don’t really want to return it because the company made a great product, but I’m not going to end up using it very much.
If any Doper is still on the lookout for a wireless USB-C mouse, I’d be happy to send the Matias to you for the price of postage. PM me.