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Aigo GM80 – Full specification
aigo Mouse SKU: AIGO-GM80

Aigo GM80 – Full specification

$25.00
Available 7.0/10Great
  • Sensor PixArt PAW3311
  • DPI 100 – 12,000 DPI
  • Polling Rate 1000 Hz
  • Weight 52 g
  • Connection Wired USB-C
  • Grip Style Palm, Claw, Fingertip
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Aigo GM80

Aigo GM80 is a ultralight mouse built around the PixArt PAW3311 sensor with Wired USB-C. Its listed 52 g weight and 113 mm × 62 mm × 39 mm dimensions make the Palm, Claw, Fingertip guidance central to the buying decision. The 100 – 12,000 DPI and 1000 Hz figures describe its configuration ceiling; they do not replace measured latency or comfort testing.

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • 52 g listed weight (ultralight class)
  • PixArt PAW3311 sensor is identified, making comparison easier
  • Published battery guidance: N/A (Wired)
Cons
  • Fit is personal; compare 113 mm × 62 mm × 39 mm with a mouse you already use

Specifications

Basic Information

Brand Aigo
Model Name GM80
Release Year 2023
Category Mouse
Grip Style Palm, Claw, Fingertip
Ergonomics Ambidextrous
Design Type Ultra-lightweight
Color Options Black, White

Dimensions & Weight

Length 113 mm
Width 62 mm
Height 39 mm
Weight 52 g
Material ABS plastic
Feet Material PTFE (Low Friction)

Sensor & Performance

Sensor Type Optical
Sensor Model PixArt PAW3311
Resolution (DPI) 100 – 12,000 DPI
Tracking Accuracy Good tracking accuracy
Polling Rate 1000 Hz
Max Tracking Speed 300 IPS
Max Acceleration 35 G
Lift-off Distance Adjustable (1–2 mm)
Click Latency <2 ms
Onboard Memory Yes

Switches & Buttons

Switch Type Huano standard switches
Durability 60 Million clicks
Total Buttons 6
Scroll Wheel Tactile notched wheel
Side Buttons 2 (right side)
Middle Click Standard
Macro Support No

Connectivity

Connection Type Wired USB-C
Cable Length 1.8 m
Cable Type Braided USB-C
Wireless Receiver N/A
Charging Port USB-C
Compatibility Windows, macOS, Linux

Compatibility

Software Aigo HUB Software
System Support Windows 10/11, macOS 11+
Interface Required USB-A

Battery & Charging

Battery Type N/A (Wired)
Battery Life N/A (Wired)
Charging Method N/A
Charge Time N/A

Smart Features

Smart Features Wired USB-C connection
Onboard DPI switching (4 levels)
Entry-level PAW3311 sensor
Lightweight 52g symmetrical shell
PTFE glide feet
Budget-friendly gaming mouse

✋ Shape & Grip Guide — Is This Mouse Right for Your Hand?

ShapeAmbidextrous and Ultra-lightweight
Size113 mm × 62 mm × 39 mm
Weight Feel52 g (ultralight)
Best GripsPalm, Claw, Fingertip

Aigo GM80 measures 113 mm × 62 mm × 39 mm and is listed at 52 g. The published grip guidance is Palm, Claw, Fingertip. Use those measurements against a familiar mouse; grip labels alone cannot predict comfort.

Good fit if

  • You already use Palm, Claw, Fingertip on a similarly sized shell.
  • You want a ultralight mouse.
  • The Ambidextrous design matches your preferred hand position.

Consider another shape if

  • You cannot compare the dimensions with a mouse you already find comfortable.
  • You need a large MMO or productivity button grid.

🎯 Sensor & Tracking Quality — What You're Actually Getting

Sensor
PixArt PAW3311
The sensor model is the most useful identifier when comparing tracking hardware.
DPI Range
100 – 12,000 DPI
Maximum DPI is an adjustment range, not a promise of better aim.
Polling Rate
1000 Hz
Higher polling can reduce the interval between cursor updates when the system supports it.
Lift-off Distance
Adjustable (1–2 mm)
Lift-off behaviour can vary with pad surface and calibration.
Tracking
300 IPS and 35 G

PixArt PAW3311 is the listed sensor. 100 – 12,000 DPI sets the available sensitivity ceiling. 1000 Hz is the stated polling range. The useful setting is the one that remains stable on your PC, receiver and mouse pad—not necessarily the maximum number.

🧩 Clicks, Buttons & Build Quality

Switches
Huano standard switches
Switch specifications identify the mechanism; sound and feel still require hands-on judgment.
Buttons
6
Check placement as well as the total count.
Scroll Wheel
Tactile notched wheel
Encoder type does not fully describe tactility or noise.
Mouse Feet
PTFE (Low Friction)
Glide also depends on the pad surface.
Shell / Body
ABS plastic
Material and construction affect mass and rigidity; coating feel is not inferred.

Switches: Huano standard switches. buttons: 6. wheel: Tactile notched wheel. body: ABS plastic. The listed feet material is PTFE (Low Friction). Treat feel, noise and long-term durability as untested unless a hands-on test is explicitly cited.

🔋 Wireless & Battery — What to Expect

Connection
Wired USB-C
Use wired or 2.4 GHz for latency-sensitive play; Bluetooth prioritizes convenience.
Battery Life
N/A (Wired)
Runtime varies with polling rate, lighting, sleep settings and battery age.
Charging
USB-C
Confirm cable and charger compatibility in the regional package.

Aigo GM80 supports Wired USB-C. The published runtime is N/A (Wired).

👤 Who Should Buy This Mouse?

Buy if

  • You specifically want the PixArt PAW3311 platform.
  • A 52 g mouse suits your handling preference.
  • Wired USB-C matches the devices you use.
  • Your grip and hand size match the Palm, Claw, Fingertip guidance.

Skip if

  • The 113 mm × 62 mm × 39 mm shell is a poor match for your hand.

🛒 Practical Buying Advice

Before Buying

Compare 113 mm × 62 mm × 39 mm, 52 g, button placement and grip guidance with a mouse you already know.

Value Check

Judge value at the current regional price against mice with the same PixArt PAW3311, connection modes and warranty.

Best Configuration

Start at 1000 Hz and raise polling only if 1000 Hz remains stable on your system. Set DPI for control rather than chasing the maximum figure.

What to Verify

Confirm the exact regional model, package contents, receiver, supported software and warranty before checkout.

Buying Call

Choose Aigo GM80 if its ultralight weight, shape, connection options match your setup; otherwise prioritize fit over headline sensor numbers.

🏁 Final Verdict

Aigo GM80: the fit matters more than the maximum DPI

Aigo GM80's clearest strengths on paper are 52 g weight, PixArt PAW3311, 1000 Hz and Wired USB-C. The deciding risk is fit: confirm the dimensions, grip style and software support before treating the specification sheet as a recommendation.

Weight: 52 gSensor: PixArt PAW3311Polling: 1000 HzConnection: Wired USB-C

💻 Compatibility & Software Notes

Software
Aigo HUB Software
Supported OS
Windows 10/11, macOS 11+
Profiles / Memory
Yes

Configuration support is listed as Aigo HUB Software on Windows 10/11, macOS 11+. Features and operating-system support can change with firmware, so use the current manufacturer download page.

✅ Source / Verification Notes

✓

This page distinguishes published specifications from hands-on test results.

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Shape comfort, click feel, wireless stability and battery life can vary by user, firmware and test method.

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