The left side comes with the frontal button which can be used as a sniper trigger, two buttons which can be easily accessed by using the thumb, but also a fourth button which comes with two actions (up and down), each having a different function:

The right side is ergonomic as well, but does not feature any extra interfaces:

In the front, we can clearly see the USB-C port:

On the bottom layer, we will see again the holed design, but it is covered on the inside with the light diffuser, which helps with distributing the light from the five RGB LEDs on a larger surface. Here we will note the large 100% PTFE Glide feet which are helpful for allowing the Aerox 5 Wireless move smoothly on the surface, but also the SteelSeries TrueMove Air sensor with a CPI between 100 and 18000 and the ability to adjust the sensitivity by 100-unit increments:

The small switch allows the user to use either 2.4GHz WiFi interface (where the dongle comes in) or connect to other devices via Bluetooth 5.0:

The curved back has the light diffuser in the lower area:

After turning the mouse on, we will note how the RGB LEDs are positioned: two near the front, two in the back but also one under the back PTFE foot; this defines three separate segments for configuration: