Mionix Naos 3200

Named after the blue super giant star, the Mionix Naos 3200 has been designed as an ergonomic gaming mouse. As you can easily assume from the product name, this version of the Naos boasts an accurate 3200 dpi sensor, a popular choice in the mid-range gaming mouse market. Other key features include a

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Can this cheaper gaming mouse from Mionix compare to the well specced Naos 5000?

A new mouse from Mionix reminiscent of the Naos 5000. This time with some subtle differences making it more affordable.

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 at this time to ship me a product for review. Therefore, before opening the box, I decided to do was to take a peek at the shipping invoice. To my astonishment, I discovered it was from Digital Interactive CompuExpert; a company I have never heard of before. Thinking it could be a shipping error, a closer inspection indicates it was actually correctly addressed to me -- with my name, address, and all on it. The description of the product was 'Sharkoon X-Tactic Digital Gaming Headset Gaming Accessory'. This really got me thinking. "When did I order a gaming headset?" Then panic kicked in that our Editor-in-Chief Jonathan might have sent me an audio product for review, unfortunately that is certainly not my particular area of specialization here at APH Networks. Even so, I decided it would be best to ask Jonathan what to do, so he told me calmly to "just open it". Upon disassembling the mysterious FedEx package, I was relieved to see it was the Mionix Naos 3200 I was expecting for our review today. Many of you may have read my Mionix Naos 5000 review a few months back. The Mionix Naos 5000 is a mouse I truly enjoy and still use, thanks to its commendable performance and comfort. Well, Mionix is at it again, now with their latest release. The Naos 3200 is a gaming mouse featuring an LED backed 3200 dpi sensor rather than the 5040 dpi laser sensor incorporated in the Naos 5000 for a lower price point. Without further delay, let us plunge into this review, and see how the Naos 3200 plays in real life! View: Mionix Naos 3200 Optical Mouse review

If the previous two Mionix mice looked good, but you really have the desire for an optical sensor; the new Naos 7000 has that covered.

Mionix NAOS 3200 High Performance Gaming Mouse In recent years gaming mice have become extremely popular with mainstream, non gaming consumers as they usually combine great ergonomics with killer features. An AutoCAD or Photoshop user is just as likely to find benefits with these devices as...

Here we have another mouse from Mionix, the latest in the Naos series. The name Naos comes from a blue super giant star moving very quickly through space, one of the brightest in our galaxy. T…

Introduction Recently I took a look at the Mionix Avior 7000 gaming mouse, it won our Editors Choice Award with flying colours and I still stand by my word that it's one of the best gaming mice on the market today. With that in mind, I'll be looking at another Mionix product from the same range, their new Naos 7000 gaming mouse, which features a lot of the same technology as the Avoir, so in theory, it should at least be as good at the Avoir in terms of performance, anything less would be a big disappointment. Mionix is pretty