Mionix Naos 3200

usability, price, size, design, durability

94% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, price, durability, size, design

81% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Adjustable dpi settings ; Competitive pricing ; Attractive, comfortable, and well-built design

Only for right-handed gamers ; Software not included

I plugged in the Naos 3200, loaded up the software, and fired up a few games. After completing Darksiders and finishing off a decent chunk of Dead Rising 2, I came to realize how easily the mouse became a part of me. Button clicking was a cinch as I...

Plug and Play ; High Quality Construction ; Comfortable ; Works on multiple surfaces well at the higher DPI settings

Limited customizability with the 2 built in LEDs ; Does not come with as many accessories or software features that Naos 5000 does

Very attractive, ergonomic design ; Light weight construction ; 3200 DPI gaming standard ; Rubber housing helps feeling the precision ; Neat little LED color change with DPI settings ; Good price for 3200 DPI

Very light weight – doesn't include weights ; Buttons may press a little too easily for some

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...

Recommended for users that don't bother with much features ; Truly comfortable and ergonomic design ; Cloth-wrapped cord is a nice finishing touch ; Great configuration software

Resolution only goes as high as 3200 dpi ; User can't create different profiles ; Doesn't have a weight adjustment system ; No horizontal scrolling ; Body design unfit for left-handed people

Accessing the mouse once purchased couldn’t be easier; simple grasp the plastic window and lift out to expose the Naos 3200, along with a small leaflet insert. A short description of the product's name origin can also be found on the reverse side of...

Great tracking performance, lots of customization options; ergonomic design; nearly all features can be used without installing software

Slightly higher price point than other gaming mice; right-hand only design

As I noted in the Naos 5000 review, the rubbery material on the outside of the mouse does take a bit of getting used to if you are used to a smooth, plastic mouse. It is not as smooth feeling as plastic, but feels softer than the typical hard plastic...

Comfortable rubbery grip ; Adjustable DPI ; Customizable buttons ; Ergonomic shape

May be too big for small hands ; DPI goes to 3200 max

Mionix is not the biggest name ingaming peripherals but they are makers of some of the best mice onthe market. The Mionix Naos 3200 is their midrange gaming mouse entry which offers plenty of buttons and featuresfor the price. It is a performance...