Testseek.co.uk have collected 48 expert reviews of the Mionix Naos 3200 and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Mionix Naos 3200.
October 2010
(80%)
48 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(86%)
3 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
80010048
The editors liked
Looks fantastic
Very affordable
Highly customisable
Decent DPI settings
Super-comfy
Programmable buttons
The editors didn't like
Right handed only
Wide and so suited to bigger hands
Optical sensor is too sensitive
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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...
Comfortable, Sleeved cord, Good response, Well packed, Good software
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This is a excellent mouse, both for gaming and normal daily usage, they have removed the rubber pad that the Saiph 3200 had which makes the mouse more comfortable and you get a better feel when using it. The material is great and its ergonomiclly shap...
Abstract: The Mionix Naos 3200 mouse has a very nice five-finger right-handed ergonomic design to it, but it is not a very different ergonomic design from similarly designed products by Logitech and others. The dimensions of this gaming mouse are 130 x 84 x 38 ...
Strong PointsRecommended for users that don't bother with much featuresTruly comfortable and ergonomic designCloth-wrapped cord is a nice finishing touchGreat configuration softwareWeak PointsResolution only goes as high as 3200 dpiUser can't create di...
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 jus...
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.
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 ...
May be too big for small hands, DPI goes to 3200 max
Mionix is not the biggest name in gaming peripherals but they are makers of some of the best mice on the market. The Mionix Naos 3200 is their mid range gaming mouse entry which offers plenty of buttons and features for the price. It is a performance ...
Mionix is looking to build upon its initial success of the Naos 5000 with the mainstream-oriented Naos 3200, offering streamlined versions of the perks and features of the original while making it more affordable to consumers. Mionix has not been aroun...
Excellent tracking, Great build quality, Easy to use software,
None really
From my experience Mionix makes some great products truly, I’ve got a few of their mice myself and I use them often and even full time as my main mouse for all of my computing. If you’re looking for truly great products for gaming then you want to ch...
The peripheral market truly is a dog eat dog world and Mionix waded into it feet first. As you can imagine, this was a massive risk on their part and in our opinion it didn’t exactly pay off this time. The NAOS 3200 had the potential to be an absolutel...
