We are always happy to review peripherals from other companies and now it is time to check out a gaming mouse from AQIRYS, a hardware brand from Romania. The company does manufacture cases, power supplies, CPU coolers (air/water), fans, keyboards, headsets, standalone microphones, mice, pads and more!

The AQIRYS products are named after real objects in the galaxy; in this case we do have on our testbench the Great Annihilator mouse or (T.G.A.), named after a micro quasar consisting of a black hole and a low mass companion star, believed to be around 16300 light years away from us. The AQIRYS T.G.A. Wired packs a familiar shape but is very light and comes with a lot of customization options. The low weight chassis are a thing nowadays, with the mouse weighting only 67g and up to 87g when the weight system is installed.

The T.G.A. Wired is offered inside quite a large cardboard enclosure for a mouse (you will find why later), and the manufacturer shows via small pictograms the main features of the product:

The highlights are also shown on the side, together with some of the customization options:

Some of the chassis customization options are also presented on the opposite area of the packaging:

Moving on, we will note the box contents listed as drawings, manufacturer information, the model code name but also the product serial number:

More details are found in the back, along with the technical specifications:

After removing the top packaging layer, we will note on the internal box the following saying:

“The Great Annihilator is now in effect. / No GL is needed past this point. Just HF!”

By lifting the top cover, we will note an introduction to the AQIRYS brand and also the link to download software resources:

The installation is made available in both Romanian and English languages; we will also get a nice set of case stickers:

On the back side of the leaflet, we will get the link to download the software for this specific mouse, but also the email address for contacting support:

The Quick Installation Guide is very handy to be able to perform modifications without breaking parts: