Based in Sweden, the company claims its goal is to develop quality products with an original design.
Each product is named after prominent starts in the night sky like the NAOS we have here today.
Mionix’s flagship mouse is a wide body unit with a braided cable and gold USB connector.
The scroll wheel has a grippy rubber surface, nice tactical feel and is easy to depress.
The edges of the scroll wheel light up as part of the customizable lighting system.
This allows more flexibility when weight-tuning your mouse.
Each bay is held in place with a removable cover and can hold up to four weights.
After installing the software, I was prompted to update the firmware as well.
The software suite is a lot like what we saw with the Roccat Kone.
Another neat feature in the software is the Surface Quality Analyzer Tool.
I messed with this a good bit and found it to be 100% consistent.
The NAOS performed exceptionally well both in Windows and while gaming.
The ergonomic design is very comfortable even after extended use.
Tracking was very smooth and the DPI selector worked flawlessly.
The mouse slid across my mouse pad smoothly and quietly.
As of this writing, the Mionix NAOS 5000 is only available atMedusa-USA for $94.05andNewegg for $84.99.
