Alienware AW620M Wireless Gaming Mouse - Black

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This guide is for gamers seeking a high-performance, ergonomic wireless mouse. The Alienware AW620M offers exceptional precision with its 26,000 DPI sensor and comfortable design, enhancing your gaming experience. Keep in mind that while it offers long battery life, charging is still required.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | AW620M-G-DEAM |
| Brand | Alienware |
You can adjust the DPI settings within the Alienware Command Center software. There are several preset options available, or you can customize the DPI to your preferences.
The mouse has a battery life of up to 140 hours of gameplay on a single charge, depending on usage and lighting settings.
Use the provided USB-C cable to connect the mouse to your computer or a power adapter. The mouse can be used while charging.
The mouse is primarily designed for Windows. While it may function on a Mac, full functionality of all features is not guaranteed, and the Alienware Command Center software is not available on macOS.
Yes, you can remap all seven buttons using the Alienware Command Center software.
The mouse has a polling rate of 1000 Hz, which means it reports its position to the computer 1,000 times per second.
Please refer to the product documentation or contact Alienware support for warranty information.
Check the power switch, ensure the USB receiver is properly connected, and try a different USB port. If using wireless, ensure the mouse is charged.
Make sure the mouse sensor is clean and free of obstructions. Try moving the USB receiver closer to the mouse, or use the USB dongle extender. Update the mouse drivers through the Alienware Command Center.
Ensure the Alienware Command Center software is installed and running. Check the lighting settings within the software and make sure they are enabled.
Reconfigure the button assignments in the Alienware Command Center. Ensure that the correct profiles are selected.