AOC AGM600 review: gaming mouse comes with high performance, low price

Can the AOC AGM600 compete to oust more popular manufacturers from the gaming-mouse world?

A black AOC AGM600 gaming mouse sitting on a brown wooden desk
(Image: © Future / Jacob Little)

Our Verdict

The AOC AGM600 is a good if not quite great gaming mouse that benefits from a low initial price point, a good feeling of robustness and sensitivity, and customisable options that can be reconfigured for a range of different gaming platforms.

For

  • 16000 real DPI is responsive and accurate
  • Immediate and nice click sense on the buttons
  • Excellently programmable

Against

  • A little light
  • Only supports 2 profiles
  • Some buttons don’t feel as durable as they could

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AOC AGM600 gaming mouse: key specs

Grip style: Palm, Claw
Mouse button type: Kailh
Buttons: 10 (programmable)
DPI: 16,000 Real DPI
Connection type: Wired USB
Cable length: 1.8m

The AOC AGM600 comes from AGON, which is the gaming arm and product line from AOC – probably best known for their creation of high-performance, accurate monitors for gaming and creative industries. Their peripheral offerings are expanding quickly – with keyboards, mouse pads, headsets and gaming arms complementing an increasing lineup of highly responsive and accurate gaming mice.

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The Verdict
8

out of 10

AOC AGON AGM600

The AOC AGM600 is a good if not quite great gaming mouse that benefits from a low initial price point, a good feeling of robustness and sensitivity, and customisable options that can be reconfigured for a range of different gaming platforms.

Jacob Little

Jacob Little is a freelance writer and photographer and over the past ten years, has written for several national publications and brands. Based near Bristol, technology and the creative industries form the basis of his work, and he also provides content planning and project scoping services for agencies and businesses.