Mionix Avior 7000

In search for an ambidextrous mouse with an optical sensor? The new Avior 7000 from Mionix may fit your needs. Let's take a look.

Mionix's newest version of the NAOS and AVIOR designs get put to the test. Both feature the newest IR-LED sensor from Avago, the ADNS-3310. We take them for a spin to see how they perform in comparison to their previous versions!

The Mionix Avior 7000 is an ambidextrous gaming mouse with a comfortable design and plenty of customizable features.

The Avior 7000 should have been a much better mouse, but broken software and questionable design choices hold it back. Avoid this mouse.

Mionix sent us two of its latest mice, the Avior 7000 and the near-identically equipped Naos 7000. They share basically the same design and internal components; the biggest difference is in form factor. As you might imagine, we're taking a close look at both to try to see how good they stack up...

Introduction Today I get to take a look at my very first Mionix mouse, I've heard great things about them in the past and we loved what they had on display this year at CES 2014. The gaming peripherals market is hardly short on great products right now, there are plenty of premium grade brands making gaming mice that are simply incredible to use, so much so that it is getting harder and harder for new products to distinguish themselves from the crowd, so it will be exciting to see what the Mionix Avior 7000 has to offer to the

We take a look at the Mionix Avior 7000, a simple amibextrous gaming mouse that's smoother than butter on teflon. That, naturally, comes at a price.