AULA S18 — gaming mouse.
A full-palm grip, four weights and seven programmable buttons
A wired mouse with a Sunplus 6698A sensor, four DPI steps up to 6400, seven programmable buttons and removable weights.
Expected: 18 November
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Why people pick it
The S18 is noticeably larger than a regular office mouse: 127 × 91 × 41 mm, with a wide back and a pronounced thumb rest. The palm sits on it completely and the fingers do not hang over the edges, which makes it comfortable for a palm grip and for larger hands. The surface is matte, non-slip and wear-resistant — a point AULA makes specifically in its description of the shell.
The button under the wheel cycles four sensitivity steps — 1200, 2400, 3200 and 6400 DPI. So you never have to guess which one is active, the lighting changes colour: green, purple, blue, red. The lower steps suit precise aiming and document work, the top one suits fast turns and high-resolution monitors. The driver offers twelve values starting at 200 DPI, and any four of them can replace the factory set.
Besides the left, right and wheel click, the S18 has a DPI switch, two forward/back keys under the thumb and a separate rapid-fire button next to the left click. In the AULA driver for Windows each of the seven buttons can be given its own function or macro: a burst of shots, a key combination, a program launch or a media command. The settings live in a profile, while the basic functions work even without the software installed.
The lighting runs seven colours and several modes: a smooth fade, a flash on each click, a single-colour breathing effect or a colour tied to the current DPI step. Brightness and effects are adjustable. Four weight blocks sit under the bottom cover — take them out one by one if the mouse feels heavy, or leave them all in when you want inertia for steady aiming.
Specifications
The S18 is noticeably larger than a regular office mouse: 127 × 91 × 41 mm, with a wide back and a pronounced thumb rest. The palm sits on it completely and the fingers do not hang over the edges, which makes it comfortable for a palm grip and for larger hands. The surface is matte, non-slip and wear-resistant — a point AULA makes specifically in its description of the shell.
The button under the wheel cycles four sensitivity steps — 1200, 2400, 3200 and 6400 DPI. So you never have to guess which one is active, the lighting changes colour: green, purple, blue, red. The lower steps suit precise aiming and document work, the top one suits fast turns and high-resolution monitors. The driver offers twelve values starting at 200 DPI, and any four of them can replace the factory set.
Besides the left, right and wheel click, the S18 has a DPI switch, two forward/back keys under the thumb and a separate rapid-fire button next to the left click. In the AULA driver for Windows each of the seven buttons can be given its own function or macro: a burst of shots, a key combination, a program launch or a media command. The settings live in a profile, while the basic functions work even without the software installed.
The lighting runs seven colours and several modes: a smooth fade, a flash on each click, a single-colour breathing effect or a colour tied to the current DPI step. Brightness and effects are adjustable. Four weight blocks sit under the bottom cover — take them out one by one if the mouse feels heavy, or leave them all in when you want inertia for steady aiming.
This product is ordered in. Delivery is expected on 18 November 2026. GEEKSHOP confirms stock, the final price and delivery. This information is not a public offer.
Model specifications: the official AULA site
Questions
Delivery is expected on 18 November 2026. A pre-order locks the price and your place in the batch; GEEKSHOP confirms the exact date.
For everyday use no driver is needed: the mouse is recognised as a standard USB device and the DPI steps are cycled with the button under the wheel. The software matters if you want to remap buttons, record macros, pick your own DPI steps from the twelve available or change the lighting mode. The S18 driver is published in the download section of aulastar.com and is released for Windows.
Four weight blocks sit in the body and can be removed or refitted one at a time through the bottom cover, which is how you tune the feel. AULA's own materials give two different figures: the model page says 117 g without the cable, the parameter table says 170 g. The manufacturer does not explain what each figure includes and does not publish the mass of a single block, so we quote both as they stand. The simplest way to know your own unit is to weigh it once the order arrives.
The mouse has a fixed 1.8 m cable with a USB-A plug. A laptop without a full-size port needs a simple USB-C adapter or a hub; the mouse still behaves as an ordinary USB device and needs no setup. No adapter is included.
This model is sold on preorder. Once you place the request a GEEKSHOP manager contacts you and confirms the order; delivery takes roughly a month from that confirmation. The manager gives the exact timing at confirmation, as it depends on the batch and the shipping.
GEEKSHOP confirms stock, the final price and delivery. The information on this site is not a public offer.
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Delivery anywhere in Uzbekistan costs 50,000 UZS. The manager gives the timing when confirming the order.
How to buy
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Anywhere in Uzbekistan — 50,000 UZS. Payment is agreed with the manager after confirmation.
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