Mionix Naos 3200 Black 7 Buttons 1 x Wheel USB 2.0 Wired LED-optical 3200 dpi LED Gaming Mouse

Pros: Mouse grip feels great, the rest for the pinky finger is the sole entire reason to buy this mouse. If you have big hands its great! I bought the 5000 series to use on my home PC for gaming. I loved it so much I talked my boss into letting me get the 3200 to use at work since my pinky finger would go to sleep with smaller mouses. I just love this mouse!

Cons: Nothing, the issue with the 5000 series in BIOS and turning off all errors to get it to work does not appear to happen with the 3200 series (no idea why).

Overall Review: Mouse does not break any ground but then again why would it need to? To many companies focus on the WOW factor instead of does it really work factor. This mouse is simple, works and is designed for your hand to not cramp up! It is a fantastic mouse!

Pros: I saw this mouse on Newegg,when I was checking for a new mouse,my Razer mouse had quit working.I liked the look,and the reviews,so I bought this one,and let me tell you,I was surprised on the perfect fit for my hand.I like the changing colors also.I liked it so much,I bought a second one a few days later for my wifes computer.Both are working perfect.I have had them now for almost two years.

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: If I need to replace them down the line,I will buy Mionix mice from now on.Thanks Newegg for a good price,and great service.I buy all my computer needs from Newegg.

Pros: - Most comfortable mouse I've ever used, hands down - Optical - Tracks very well - definitely above average and blows any laser mice I've tried right out of the water.. After about an hour getting used to it, my accuracy has definitely improved, at least a little, in FPS games. - Decent software; stable for me on win 7 pro - All buttons can be reassigned, including DPI ones - Can choose from 3 LED colors that should match the vast majority computer color themes

Cons: none so far!

Overall Review: First Mionix product and what a great first impression! I do have my reservations about longevity...Not due to any property of the mouse itself - it feels well built and has a nice weight to it - but based on other reviews...we shall see :) Optical is the way to go; don't buy a laser mouse. High DPI is a marketing gimmick - 3200 is over kill...1000 should be enough for anybody. The word laser sounds cooler, too, but the truth is, a decent optical sensor (which this mouse has) tracks much more accurately. It's been objectively tested and proven. Whoever says you need big hands for this must have unusually tiny ones. I am a very average person - avg. height/weight, hand size, etc. and this mouse could still even be bigger, for my taste. Frankly, I have yet to use a mouse that is too big. I don't know how tall people get by... That said, this is still top-notch comfort, as far as traditional designs go! My pinky still sometimes touches the mousepad, but doesn't flat-out rest and drag like with other mice...My ring finger is nicely supported, as opposed to resting on my pinky, causing further discomfort. No matter how I grab it, it just feels good under my hand! I guess some people have flippers instead of hands, or something...Vast majority of people find this mouse very comfortable, so I'd say worth the risk to buy one unless you can find a local retailer where you can try it first. Works best with semi-claw or palm grip, for me. About the liftoff distance: it seems fine to me...? Cursor moves no more when I pick the mouse up than any other mouse I've ever used...May even be better than my g500. I don't know why others are complaining. Perhaps they've improved it since it was first released? Software, too...Not one issue. It's stable and does what it needs to on Windows 7 Pro 64-bit

Pros: Have had it over a year now and it's still in the same condition, no fading or anything even with my greasy hands all over it. It's even managed to outlast some raging, I sometimes bang the mouse when I rage like a little baby. I've broken 2 logitech G9/900 series scrollers like this but this Naos 3200 has lived on.

Cons: None for me.

Overall Review: I don't usually write reviews but thought this one deserved a good one because it's served me well.

Pros: I bought this on sale for $30 and am absolutely in love with this mouse. It has a SINGLE Optical sensors smack-dab in the MIDDLE of the mouse so its tracking is absolutely perfect! Nice solid craftsmanship, and the rubber material prevents your hand from sweating.

Cons: I tried using the Box it came in as a make-shift home defense weapon. Unfortunately the box is cheap and can't hardly withstand a .22 round, let alone a 9mm that the robbers used to take me down and steal my wife. I'm recooping at the moment but hopefully once the cops rescue my darling I can return to ladder climbing in Starcraft.

Overall Review: Mionix > Razer

Pros: -Feels GREAT in your hand (I palm it + med-large hands+ a bent in pinky so mice are hard to get for me) -Lights look really nice. I thought I'd keep it blue but red honestly looks best, even though my setup is blue themed. green looks nice, too -rubber coating feels really good, even when your hand sweats (see cons) -All the buttons, even the scroll wheel click, feel like mouse clicks. -needless to say the mouse click felt flawless... (see cons) -Software is simple and easy to use, also very beautiful -Packaging looks AMAZING. Magnetic thing underneath the part where you first open it, so after you cut the seal on it you can still use the box to store it in when you're not using it.

Cons: -After the second day having it, left click started to feel really weird.. It got really hard to click (not especially, but noticeably different -After 2nd use software just stopped working. even after reinstall, when I open it It's just a little black window that says 1.07 and can only be closed though task manager -Something about it makes my hands sweat like craazzzyyyy. Not really my palms, mostly my fingertips, actually. -the side buttons are just a tiny bit too far back for me, not really a huge issue. Subtract one egg for badd software, sweaty hands, and weird left click. I'm seriously considering RMA'ing this mouse if this left click thing gets worse. I'm coming from a logitech M305, and IT'S left click feels better, even after almost a year of daily use. (m305 is a piece of garbage btw xD) but right click still feels amazing. overall I HIGHLY suggest this mouse for people with med-large hands and a palm grip. claw grip actually feels nice too.

Overall Review: Over all 3.5/5 lovely mouse. feels great but it has its issues. If anybody from Mionix or newegg could help me out with this left click thing I'd totally bump this up to 5 stars. if it wasn't for the left click thing it'd be a solide 4-4.5.

Pros: First let me say I LOVE this mouse and I hope Mionix fixes their longevity problems. * It's very comfortable * It's high precision * It has the right buttons in the right places * It has a solid build quality

Cons: * The finish started to flake off after just over a year * I've already replaced the mouse feet twice

Overall Review: Even though I'm not giving it the best review I'd still be inclined to buy one again. Just be aware it won't last super long.

Pros: It fits comfortably, it handles just fine without tweaking any settings but the option to do so is available. The wheel rotates easily, buttons click easily, and the left thumb buttons are very easy to reach and press. It's weighted enough that it doesn't come right up off the pad, but not so heavy that it's hard to pick up and move when you're at the edge of the pad.

Cons: The thumb buttons are very easy to reach and press. Including when you didn't mean to press the back button. Basically it amounts to sometimes having to reload a page when you are careless enough to hit the side buttons when grabbing the mouse. It can be a little hard to pickup to move when you reach the edge of the mouse pad. Only a problem if you have a small mouse pad or limited space for your mouse. (Not really a con of the mouse, but could become one.)

Overall Review: I've used microsoft mice, dell generic mice, logitec mice, razer mice, and a few others. I've been using computers since I was about 9. Basically what I'm saying is that I've had my fair use of different mice ranging from junk to high end gaming mice. I'm not an expert on mice, but I'm not new to this game either. This is a pretty good quality mouse. My last mouse was a razer but I had worn the internal pegs and surfaces on the buttons down enough that it wasn't performing 100% anymore. I decided to give this one a shot since it had some good reviews and the razer I wanted was out of stock at the time. I honestly didn't expect this mouse to be this good. It's not the best mouse I've ever used, but it's a whole lot more comfortable on my wrist and it still performs very respectably, which is exactly what I needed.