AOC Agon AGM600: New gaming mouse with 16,000 dpi and Nvidia Reflex

Manufacturer AOC has unveiled the AOC Agon AGM600, a new gaming mouse for right-handed users that features 16,000 dpi, durable Kailh switches, and Nvidia Reflex.

The AOC Agon AGM600 in detail

The last gaming peripheral from AOC was already a year ago, and now they announce a new gaming mouse, the AOC Agon AGM600. It offers an ergonomic design for right-handers and relies on a skin-friendly matte UV coating along with a total of seven buttons.

The thumb rests in a tray with a non-slip, rubberized grip – the design is somewhat reminiscent of the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro (our review) and is supposed to be designed for the Palm and Claw grip.  The sensor used in the AOC mouse is the Pixart PMW3389, which offers a resolution of 16,000 dpi.

Offered are 400 IPS speed and 50G mouse acceleration at a sampling rate of 1,000 Hz. Four different DPI levels can be switched between using the button behind the scroll wheel.

Mechanical Kailh Switch

AOC equips the main buttons with durable mechanical Kailh switches that are rated at 80 million clicks. There is also a sniper button, an internal memory for two profiles, and of course, the AOC Agon AGM600 cannot be without RGB lighting.

The nager connects with the help of a permanently installed, 1.8 meter long USB cable. Nividia Reflex for fast synchronization and low latency is also provided. So when connected to a monitor running NVIDIA’s Reflex Latency Analyzer tool, such as the AGON PRO AG254FG or AGON PRO AG274QG, it can accurately display the overall system latency for each component.

Adjustments are made via AOC’s G-Menu software. A lightweight yet durable mouse, the AGM600 weighs around 115g (without cable) – ideal for gliding easily and staying precise in high-adrenaline situations.

Price and Availability

The AOC Agon AGM600 gaming mouse is expected to be available in stores before the end of October 2022. The MSRP is 51.90 euros. For more details, check out the manufacturer’s product website.