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Technical Details
| Brand | MIONIX |
| Item Weight | 408 g |
| Product Dimensions | 22.9 x 17.3 x 6.9 cm |
| Item model number | MIO-NAOS-3200 |
Additional Information
| ASIN | B0046Y0Y20 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 19,609 in Computers & Accessories (See top 100) |
| Shipping Weight | 408 g |
| Date First Available | 15 Dec 2010 |
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Mionix Naos 3200 LED-optical gaming mouse;Get started guide
Product Description
- Customizable LED Light System
- Adjustable Polling Rate
- Seven Programmable Buttons
- Built-in Memory
- LED Optical Sensor 3200DPI
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By GeekDaddy
I chose this mouse because of the extra support it provides for ring finger and pinky, and because it has plenty of buttons. I got it for work, not so much for gaming. I think it's important to have a comfortable mouse if you're going to be using it all day every day.
With every other mouse I've tried I get a sore hand by the end of the day, but not with this mouse. It's supremely comfortable, and fits my hand perfectly, providing support for all the fingers. It's quite a bit wider than most other mouses and is not too tall unlike some others (cough...logitech...) It's lightweight, glides smoothly across the desk, and the accuracy is every bit as good as any other gaming mouse I've tried.
The only thing I don't like about it is that it has only 9 buttons. My previous mouse had 12 and I used to use 10 of those all the time (counting wheel-up and -down). Not a big deal - I remapped the "forward" thumb button to F5 "reload the web page" easily using the software provided.
In short - best mouse I've ever used.
UPDATE - this mouse really needs a mousepad to track properly. I was using it on a white melamine desk and it would frequently lose tracking, as if there was dust or fluff inside the sensor. I must have looked a right 'nana to my co-workers, always blowing imaginary dust out of the bottom of my fancy mouse! Since then I've got a mousepad for it, and it hasn't missed a beat since then.
With every other mouse I've tried I get a sore hand by the end of the day, but not with this mouse. It's supremely comfortable, and fits my hand perfectly, providing support for all the fingers. It's quite a bit wider than most other mouses and is not too tall unlike some others (cough...logitech...) It's lightweight, glides smoothly across the desk, and the accuracy is every bit as good as any other gaming mouse I've tried.
The only thing I don't like about it is that it has only 9 buttons. My previous mouse had 12 and I used to use 10 of those all the time (counting wheel-up and -down). Not a big deal - I remapped the "forward" thumb button to F5 "reload the web page" easily using the software provided.
In short - best mouse I've ever used.
UPDATE - this mouse really needs a mousepad to track properly. I was using it on a white melamine desk and it would frequently lose tracking, as if there was dust or fluff inside the sensor. I must have looked a right 'nana to my co-workers, always blowing imaginary dust out of the bottom of my fancy mouse! Since then I've got a mousepad for it, and it hasn't missed a beat since then.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Well I will start with the old saying: "Buy cheap, buy twice" because that was exactly the case for me.
Up until about a year ago I made do with the stock keyboard and mouse that came with my PC, but then I started getting into gaming so thought I'd treat myself to a decent keyboard and mouse to make it more comfortable. I bought an excellent keyboard (Logitech G105) which is perfect, and also to a cheaper range gaming mouse that cost around £20.
A few months later the keyboard is still perfect, but I had decided that the mouse wasn't up to scratch. So off I went to the local stores to try a few out, and as soon as I wrapped my hand around this beauty I knew it was the one for me, but the £60 price tag was off-putting. So after some looking on the internet I found it for under £40 and decided I must have it.
The mouse itself is a good weight and feels excellently made with a nice semi-rubberised finish to the whole thing. There are also three DPI settings which light up the mouse different colours depending on how its set (red slowest, green faster and blue fastest). I find the green speed good for most of my uses. The cable is also braided for durability and the USB is gold-plated.
My only criticism with the mouse wheel button is extremely sensitive, as are the two buttons on the left side of the mouse. But maybe I think that because my last mouse was a cheapo one and quite stiff.
Up until about a year ago I made do with the stock keyboard and mouse that came with my PC, but then I started getting into gaming so thought I'd treat myself to a decent keyboard and mouse to make it more comfortable. I bought an excellent keyboard (Logitech G105) which is perfect, and also to a cheaper range gaming mouse that cost around £20.
A few months later the keyboard is still perfect, but I had decided that the mouse wasn't up to scratch. So off I went to the local stores to try a few out, and as soon as I wrapped my hand around this beauty I knew it was the one for me, but the £60 price tag was off-putting. So after some looking on the internet I found it for under £40 and decided I must have it.
The mouse itself is a good weight and feels excellently made with a nice semi-rubberised finish to the whole thing. There are also three DPI settings which light up the mouse different colours depending on how its set (red slowest, green faster and blue fastest). I find the green speed good for most of my uses. The cable is also braided for durability and the USB is gold-plated.
My only criticism with the mouse wheel button is extremely sensitive, as are the two buttons on the left side of the mouse. But maybe I think that because my last mouse was a cheapo one and quite stiff.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Chris
I've had this for around a month and so far it is great. The mouse performs superbly. The thumb buttons aren't too big and you won't accidentaly hit them. The wheel is smooth and the overall quality of the mouse is pretty 'awesome'. It came very nicely packaged and I am infact keeping the box it was that cool. I highly reccomend getting this mouse.
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Published 3 months ago by G&M
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This mouse is really good product.It has everything i need.Real comfortable.Excellent software that does everything you need!No complains!In reasonable price. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Darth Revan
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Mouse
I really like this mouse, it's very comfortable, I use it with a SteelSeries QcK Heavy mouse mat and tracking is great :)
Published 5 months ago by Daniel-
4.0 out of 5 stars
Great piece of kit.
Very slick mouse to use for gaming. Its very comfortable in the hand and the 3 sensitivity settings are very responsive. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Alvaro Alves
5.0 out of 5 stars
high quality
The only bad thing in this mouse is that is wired..If there was a wireless version of NAOS it would be a master mouse.
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