Testseek.com have collected 61 expert reviews of the Mionix Naos 5000 and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Mionix Naos 5000.
February 2010
(83%)
61 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
So the NAOS 5000 has all the goodies you could ask for when it comes to a check-list of must haves. It comes in some of the best packaging we've ever seen. It works without software if you like. But also has some bulletproof, user-friendly software availa...
Fits my hand perfectly, Finish of the surface, Easytoread DPI leds
Extra weights could work better
Overall the Naos 5000 is a solid performer with some nice software tricks up its sleeve. I still think the shape of any given mouse is the main thing, and the Naos fits my hand perfectly. The build quality, apart from the weight doors, is great: the s...
Excellent tracking, Can change colors, Fully customizable settings, Separate macros and profiles, Surface analyzer tool, Mionix fully supports with firmware updates, Adjustable weights
Large mouse, Right handed only, High price, review# 631, Disclosure This product was given to DragonSteelMods for review by the company for review purposes only, and is not considered by us as payment for the review, we do not, never have, and never will...
The Mionix Naos 5000 gaming mouse is one of the best out there period. It offers everything one could ask for in a gaming mouse and then some. The ability to change the colors is not some major performance enhancing feature but it's a great one really...
Best sensor around, Looks, Weight system, Ability to hold five profiles, Ergonomic design – Right hand only, Short travel buttons, Great driver suite
Wobble, Expensive
The Naos 5000 is a brilliant alternative to the SteelSeries Xai for those that want a similar performing right hand only mouse. The performance of the mouse as a complete package is definitely on par with that of the SteelSeries mouse, however, the Nao...
Mionix is looking to build upon its initial success of the Saiph now with the Naos 5000. While the Saiph was a good first venture for a new company looking to crash the party of the industry heavyweights, it was not without some faults. The Naos seeks ...
Abstract: To many computer users the mouse is just a necessary little tool for operating their computer. As long as it has two buttons and a wheel and the cursor goes where it's supposed to, most people are satisfied. Gamers are more demanding, however, in terms ...
Probably the most expensive gaming mouse we've seen, the design and specs are impressive, but we can't see most gamers getting their money's worth. ...
Superb ergonomic design, All 7 buttons fully programmable, Infinitely customisable via software, Onboard memory for stored profiles with on-the-fly switching, Weight adjustment system, 5040 dpi
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Mionix have crafted a superb gaming mouse in the Naos 5000. They have clearly taken what was best from their earlier designs and added both functionality and performance whilst maintaining their fantastic level of quality. The Naos 5000 has a superb fe...
The features, specifications, appearance and overall package of the Mionix Naos 5000 is really top class encompassing everything that a good gaming mouse needs and then some. The customisation is on a par with the CM Storm Sentinel Advance with a very...
