Mionix NAOS 8200 - Souris Gaming Filaire Laser 8200 dpi

Souris reçue ce matin, je me suis empresser de la tester, le pilote s'est installer en 5 secondes, le logiciel est très bien fait à part le fait que je n’arrive pas à le mettre en français ( il y a l'option mais j'ai beau configurer le logiciel en français, il ne veut rien entendre) bon ce n'est pas grave je me débrouille bien en Anglais donc bon c'est pas grave.
Prise en main nickel, exactement ce que je recherchais comme prise en main sur une souris gamer ;) .
Les petits effets de lumière ( qui sont apparus avec le model 8200) est juste super sympathique, j'ADORE! <3 .
Moi qui suit un grand Geek dans l’âme, et qui aime les chose simple et personnalisable à souhait, j'adore cette souris qui me convient très bien, seul bémol elle glisse un peux de la main, donc faudra s'y habituer.
Je recommande donc fortement.
PS : acheter 55E au lieu de 90E c'est un très bon rapport qualité/prix.

Un joli petit mulot

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 29 juin 2016

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assez ancien tout de même (2013 il me semble) mais qui offre toujours une bonne maitrise et un vrai plaisir en jeu.

Le design est sobre, un retour aux sources que tentent beaucoup de marques ces derniers temps après des années à offrir des souris avec 144 boutons programmables dont même les gameurs avertis ne venaient pas à bout ^^.

La possibilité de changer la couleur de la bête est générique de nos jours, mais très sympa d'autant qu'on peut aussi choisir de l'éteindre (certains trouvent çà énervant) ou de le faire clignoter. Le pilote s'installe en deux temps trois mouvements et la configuration est aisée, intuitive même je dirais.

Un petit poids aux alentours de 150g mais pas de possibilité de lester, un manque pour moi, surtout au regard du prix, toujours élevé près de 3 ans après sa sortie.... Quand on voit le prix actuel de la DeathAdder Chroma, on se dit que finalement, pour le prix, il faut mieux prendre plus récent.

meilleur souris pour homme

Co(kPuncher

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 23 mai 2015

Vous avez de grosses mains? Vous détestez les pyjama? Vous utilisez la "Palm Grip" comme un Pro? Cherchez pas plus loin, c'est la meilleur souris gaming pour vous, jusqu'à septembre 2015, car Mionix sortira un nouveau Naos

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 12 juin 2015

Ergonomie top, le revêtement est agréable même s'il marque un peu.

Un petit bémol parce que j'aurais aimé avoir une molette débrayable. Mais bon. Pour ce qu'elle propose elle est quasi parfaite.

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 18 février 2017

Ça va faire 2 ans que je l'ai, et elle est toujours comme neuve !
Bonne prise en main, simple et efficace.

du potentiel mais un prix excessif

eagle

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 14 juillet 2016

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Mionix est une marque que je ne connaissait pas, propose une game de souris , ici gaming, face aux ténors du secteur. Connaissant bien les produits concurrents je noterai principalement les différences avec ces références.
Concernant le matériel:
La souris n'est ni trop lourde ni trop légère pour contenter tout le monde n'ayant pas de masselottes pour régler son poids.
La forme propose une prise en main ergonomique avec un revêtement soft touch, agréable au touché quand c'est neuf, mais dans le temps? si le revêtement deviens collant comme beaucoup de produits dotés de ce genre de traitement, pas top, de plus sa surface est du coups naturellement glissante sous la main. Pour de la bureautique ça passe , pour du gaming acharné pas très judicieux. Pour la qualité de fabrication c'est correct, au niveau des références.
Pour moi il manque 2 boutons paramètrables supplémentaires.
Les pilotes sont disponibles sous windows bien sûr, mais contrairement au descriptif, ils existent aussi en version macosx, identiques, ils permettent d'ajuster les différents réglages, des profils, des fonctions des boutons, résolutions de capture et vitesses de transfert, mise à jour firmware et bien sur la couleur et les animations des éclairages des différentes diodes (indépendante par groupe de bouton, logo,...)
Curieusement, on retrouve le même bug de localisation des pilotes XD Il y a bien l'option pour mettre les pilotes dans différentes langues dont le français, mais ceux ci restent en anglais...
Un point non négligeable, la souris semble consommer énormément, à tel point que c'est la première souris a refuser de s'allumer chainée à mon clavier. Il faut la brancher directement à la tour ou à un hub alimenté en courant.
Une fois rodée, la roulette deviens moins caoutchouteuse au roulement, mais la possibilité de passer en roue libre me manque par rapport aux Logitech.
Pour conclure, le produit n'est pas mauvais, mais demande à être peaufiner et le prix revu à la baisse, car pour ce prix, les concurrents sont au dessus.

Commenté en France 🇫🇷 le 9 juillet 2016

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Cette souris d'esthétique assez sobre possède un design tout en arrondi et se soumet parfaitement à votre main. Cette dernière vient recouvrir le logo de la marque et on a tout de suite la sensation de confort.

Destiné avant tout aux joueurs, elle conviendra parfaitement aux travail de bureau prolongé.

La Naos 8200, prends son nom des 8200 dpi de son laser.

La souris est légère, le déplacement est rapide, elle glisse parfaitement sur le bureau.

Elle possède 7 boutons parametrables et permet de configurer 3 profils qui peuvent être changés instantanément.
Tous les boutons et la molette sont agréables à utiliser.

On regrettera un prix un peu élevé et une souris destiné qu'aux droitiers.

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Max V.

Excellent, but not without flaws

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 25 janvier 2014

I bought this mouse to replace my old Logitech G9, below is my review:

Looks
I think the mouse itself looks really good. It has a smooth, matte black rubber coating all around it and an illuminated logo, as well as LEDs showing the current DPI level and an LED behind the scroll wheel (which unfortunately isn't diffused properly when looking at it from certain angles). All of this makes for a sober look, but not a dull one, courtesy of the multicolour LEDs. It has notches on the right side of the mouse, one for your pinkie and one for your ring finger. It might initially look like quite a big mouse, but it isn't really. It is as long as my old G9, a bit wider (mainly because of the finger rests) and with a lower hump.

Features
It has the new Avago 9800 sensor, which supports DPI settings up to 8200 and Omron switches. It features polling rates up to 1000hz, an adjustable lift distance (the distance between your mouse and the surface at which the sensor stops tracking movements), S.Q.A.T. (Surface Quality Analyser Tool, which is used to calibrate the mouse for use on a specific surface) and multicolour LEDs. It features two thumb buttons and two DPI buttons and that's it as far as extra buttons go. There is no weight-tuning present.

Software
The driver itself is not included in the packaging and you'll have to download it from the Mionix site. It is a small download (12.1MB) and doesn't have any impact on system performance. In the driver you can assign different functions and macros to the buttons. The only function I missed was a sniper button (a button that temporarily lowers the DPI). You can also change the double-click speed, scroll speed, pointer acceleration, polling rate (125/250/500/1000hz), and pointer speed. There is also an option select the lift-off distance and the Surface Quality Analyser Tool, but I personally didn't like the way the mouse behaved with it enabled.

And lastly there are the LED setting, which are quite expansive. Apart from picking the colour and turning them on and off, there are also some other options. You can for example choose different colours for the different LED areas on the mouse, on turn some of them off completely. There are also three different LED effects: blinking, pulsating and breathing, as well as a colour shift mode. All very fancy, but in the end just a fun gimmick.

The software is easy to use and can store up to 5 different profiles.

In use
I really looked forward to having a proper ergonomic mouse. Its ergonomic shape, however, proofed to be its only weakness. I have fairly big hands and this mouse was just too small for me. The curves in the finger rest just weren't in the right place for me, forcing me to stretch my pinkie in a very uncomfortable position, which caused my hand to cramp even after a short while.
During gaming I change from a palmgrip to a clawgrip, but unfortunately thing didn't improve. The place where my pinkie and ring finger rested just didn't feel natural. So I decided to let someone else who has smaller hands try the mouse and she said it was perfect for her. On other problem is that while the coating feels extremely pleasant, it is very smooth and therefore makes it a bit difficult to pick the mouse up. So this mouse might not be the best for low sensitivity gamers, who tend to pick up their mice often.

I decided to try it for a bit longer and found the sensor to be excellent. You can change the DPI settings in 200dpi increments, from a frankly ridiculous 8200 down to a measly 200dpi. I found myself playing at 2600dpi most of the time. I didn't notice any acceleration or delays. I used it on my CM Storm cloth mouse mat and the tracking was flawless. The lift-off distance was excellent as well. I set it at the low setting in the driver and the sensor pretty much stopped tracking to moment I lifted the mouse from the mouse mat.

I was also really pleased with the mouse buttons. The placing of the thumb buttons was good and the click they made very pleasant. Same goes for the two main buttons. They weren't too sensitive nor did they take a lot of force to press and click was very satisfying. Scrolling and clicking with the scroll wheel was just as good, but I did miss a sideways scrolling option.

Conclusion
Unfortunately I just couldn't get used to the shape of this mouse and decided to send it back. Which is unfortunate, since it has a lot going for it. The LED system is nice, if a bit gimmicky. The rubber coating has a very enjoyable texture, but it may be a bit too smooth. The sensor is excellent and the buttons are outstanding. The driver is easy to use and lightweight. It is just such a shame that it has such a specific shape. If you have big hand, you need not apply. If you use anything other than a palmgrip, buy another mouse. But if you have small to medium-sized hands and do use a palmgrip, than this mouse might just be the one for you.

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Marty

Comfortable but software lets it down

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 15 juillet 2018

Here are my thoughts on this mouse after using it listed in good and bad points. Bare in mind these are MY OWN points and may affect you differently or not at all.

***GOOD***
+ High quality feel
+ Looks good
+ Ring and pinky finger rest
+ LEDs not even which give the lighting a nice depth to it
+ healthy mouse wheel

***BAD***
- Lacking grip texture
- Yellow and white LEDs are weak, the green lights lovely ONLY on the default setting, by exploring other colours I could not get it back to the default green no matter what I did
- Despite ergonomics, still flat on the left side. This means the natural elevation of the hand due to the thumb does not rest but hovers.
- Software is poor and did not let me map Function keys on my keyboard, despite recognising the "volume up/down" function.
- Not for gamers due to laser sensor. Laser lets you use it on a wider variety of surfaces however optical sensors are what are more suitable for games as lasers do not work well with mousemat
- Expensive for what it is in my opinion

Despite all the criticisms I opted for this mouse over Logitech's G502 because of the superior comfort as that is what is most important to me

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nikki

A good Medium priced mouse.

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 12 avril 2015

A good premium mouse:

The mouse looks the part, not to flashy and quite subtle and professional and the smooth rubber coating is conformable and hard-wearing. it has an LED logo, LEDs showing the DPI level and an LED scroll wheel . The RGB LEDs are a nice feature and the separate LEDs can be programmed different colours.. It has a rest on the right side of the mouse, for your little finger and ring finger. It is a medium sized mouse, smaller than a FUNC-MS3 ( A comparable mouse) but Bigger than my old R.A.T 3, unlike these mouses though it has a 8200 DPI sensor, . and has a polling rate of 1000hz, Unlike the lower end Mionx mice, it does not have adjustable weights and may not suit all, however has a customisable lift of distance for twitch shooters and fast reaction games and a poor surface analyser tool that can auto set some settings that are rarely correct, the software (Off Mionx's website) is very customisable and works with all their products.

Edit: 4 Years on and this mouse is still going strong, the rubber coating is still in place and all the drivers are still working 100%!

Edit 2: So at the end of the 4 years it's finally died, about what I expected really with heavy usage so I'd still recommend the product!

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HP's Friend

A pleasure to use this mouse!

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 20 avril 2014

This mouse (as first impressions go) is very high quality and arrived earlier than expected :)
+ Has a 4 layer coat of some really nice rubber which is smooth to the touch and very grippy.
+ The mouse will probably fit all hands (I'm a teenager with medium sized hands and works with it like a charm, I'd go as far to say it's a perfect fit).
+ Has a groove on the right side of the mouse for the ring finger to rest and for the little finger to lean against.
+ The lights are very nice, the defualt light (green) is extremely high quality looking, it has no visible area where you can see the inside of the mouse leaking through the little parts for the lights and there are lots of other programmable lights where you can change to 'pulsating', 'breathing' or 'solid'. I currently have it to 'colour-shift' where it goes through all the different colours throughout the scheme.
+ It has 3 levels for DPI change where you can set it from 200 dots-per-inch to a big and VERY sensitive 8200 dots-per-inch with it's top-range AVAGO sensor! Also the DPI level indicator on the right side of the mouse follows your chosen colour.
+ The right and left click feel are a tad, bit sensitive which aren't a bad thing since you'll most likely get used to it as I am.
+ Nice tefflon feet for effortless glide.
+ Programmable side, 'forward and back' click buttons aswell as the basic 'left, right' buttons and 'mouse wheel' click with scroll.
+Long braided cable with gold-plated usb hook-up.
+ 128kb of on-the-go memory so you can keep your profiles wherever you take your mouse.
+ Precise scroll wheel at high enough point for reach.
+ Nice simple packaging (should've noted that in the start) with all the information about the mouse and
- Requires software from the site when you receive the mouse. They could have included an installation disk for the software or put it in the mouse installation itself. but not a problem :)

So far there are no majour issues with this mouse, it's pretty much near perfect for me :) I'd say it gets my Badass Seal of Approval! I highly reccommend it!

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Nice piece of kit!

Commenté au Royaume-Uni 🇬🇧 le 16 avril 2014

Extremely pleased with this, I saw others where saying their hand doesn't fit it, But it fits mine perfectly which was my only worry.
I got to say its utterly brilliant in comparison to what i have used before especially for the sale price (£35).

The software is downloaded off the website and its pretty self explanatory.
You can do some nice vanity things with the lighting inside and changing the switch binding is easy as pie.
The build quality is lovely and it has a nice weight to it with the buttons being firm and having a nice responsive click to them, Something i like in my mouse.

I've seen people comment that lasers can be very iffy on the surface they are used on, I'm having no issues and i am using a sketchbook as a mouse mat at the moment.

Their are also some in-depth macro making but i haven't gone into that yet. But it seems relatively easy to set up and easy to link to each profile. So ill be trying this for my Rts's and Moba's

All in all this is an awesome buy, Id say if you are looking at this while its on sale , Take the plunge and go for it. I havnt regretted it since i have brought it.