Mionix Naos 3200

The Naos 3200 isn't the greatest mouse ever made, but it does the job of a great gaming mouse without emptying your wallet. It comes equipped with a very similar shell to the Naos 5000, so it still feels great, but it is still missing a few bells and...

Most people interested in a high DPI gaming mouse like this are FPS gamers, and these people will use the default settings of the mouse, and for that it works great. The mouse is smooth and fluid, and the sensor tracks on just about anything,...

Good mice are a dime a dozen. But, good performance gaming mice are in fact not as cheap and tend to boast features you’re not going to find on the latter. A good case and point would be the quality and features of the Mionix NAOS 3200. It offers...

The comfort of the mouse is almost unsurpassed. The fact that you can reprogram mouse1 is amazing. Lack of profiling and the limit on the macros is a grave disappointment. Personally I’d risk bad packaging and go with a better mouse, even if I was...

The first gaming rodent we saw come scuttling out of Mionix's Swedish workshop was the Naos 5000, and a lovely little thing it was too.It came with all the headline-grabbing numbers you could want from a gaming mouse, with lightning-fast DPI settings,...

While Mionix isn’t the largest peripherals player in the business, the Swedish based company has been churning out some solid gaming mice, mouse pads and headsets over the past 12 months. We’ve taken a look at their Saiph 3200, the Alioth 400 and most...

When I first started using the Naos 3200 I didn't think I'd use the feature that allows you to change the DPI settings on-the-fly but after actually experimenting with it I found it quite useful, even if the buttons set as default got accidentally...

Last Monday, when I arrived at home and decided to check my mail, I was quite surprised to see a large FedEx package at my front door. At first, I could not remember what this package was for, nor could not recall from memory which company uses FedEx...