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product_id: 400421602
title: "Mionix NAOS PRO Wired Gaming Mouse, 19K DPI Optical Sensor with 400 IPS, Kailh 80M Click Durability Micro-switches, 1K HZ Polling Rate, 7 Programmable Buttons, On-Board Memory for PC and MAC"
brand: "mionix"
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# 1,000 Hz polling rate for lag-free response 19,000 DPI ultra-precise sensor 80M click Kailh switches durability Mionix NAOS PRO Wired Gaming Mouse, 19K DPI Optical Sensor with 400 IPS, Kailh 80M Click Durability Micro-switches, 1K HZ Polling Rate, 7 Programmable Buttons, On-Board Memory for PC and MAC

**Brand:** mionix
**Price:** ฿9236
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎮 Elevate your game with precision and comfort that never quits.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Mionix NAOS PRO Wired Gaming Mouse, 19K DPI Optical Sensor with 400 IPS, Kailh 80M Click Durability Micro-switches, 1K HZ Polling Rate, 7 Programmable Buttons, On-Board Memory for PC and MAC by mionix
- **How much does it cost?** ฿9236 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- mionix enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted mionix brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Glide Like a Pro:** Premium PTFE feet deliver frictionless, smooth movement on virtually any surface—dominate your game with zero drag.
- • **Lag-Free Competitive Edge:** Ultra-responsive 1,000 Hz polling rate ensures your commands register instantly—because every millisecond counts.
- • **Pinpoint Precision, Every Time:** Experience flawless tracking with the industry-leading 19K DPI optical sensor and 0.5% error rate—your aim just got unstoppable.
- • **Custom Control at Your Fingertips:** 7 fully programmable buttons with onboard memory let you tailor your setup and carry your preferences across PCs and Macs effortlessly.
- • **Ergonomic Comfort Meets Endurance:** Designed to fit your hand perfectly, reducing fatigue during marathon sessions while Kailh switches guarantee 80 million clicks of reliable performance.

## Overview

The Mionix NAOS PRO Wired Gaming Mouse combines a cutting-edge 19,000 DPI optical sensor with a blazing 1,000 Hz polling rate and ultra-durable Kailh switches rated for 80 million clicks. Its ergonomic design minimizes hand fatigue during extended use, while 7 programmable buttons and onboard memory offer seamless customization across PC and Mac. Equipped with premium PTFE feet, it glides effortlessly on most surfaces, making it the ultimate tool for serious gamers seeking precision, durability, and comfort.

## Description

desertcart.com: Mionix NAOS PRO Wired Gaming Mouse, 19K DPI Optical Sensor with 400 IPS, Kailh 80M Click Durability Micro-switches, 1K HZ Polling Rate, 7 Programmable Buttons, On-Board Memory for PC and MAC : Electronics

Review: Best Ergo Mouse - Update in 2026 (8 years later) I'm still using this mouse and only recently starting to think of replacing it. The build quality on this mouse is utterly exceptional. I game from an easy chair with a lap desk, monitor mounted to a large side table next to me--and when I get up I invariably drop the mouse and it dangles from the cord. Never came loose. I kept expecting it too--I knew I was abusing it. Never so much as stuttered. When I purchased this mouse (NAOS 7000) in 2018 it was around $100. I see the successor has come down in price despite the current issues with excessive import fees and taxation. In all this time I've never again gotten hand/forearm pain from this mouse (though I did get it for other reasons like using a trigger spray bottle to clean carpet stains--which shows how easily I get overuse injuries). It remains the most comfortable mouse I've ever used. I have gradually moved to more of a palm grip (from claw grip) over the course of these 8 years which I also think is better for my hand. This mouse still feels amazing. If I do replace it, I'll replace it with whatever mionix is offering currently. I just wish the mouse came in white because my entire setup is white now. But that's a minor quibble. I'll be honest, I did briefly try a cheap knockoff brand that had the same shape simply because it came in a light color (Pink. Stupid reason--I see it now.). It was nowhere near as good of a mouse. It may have felt kind of the same in my hand, but that's where the similarities ended. The cheap optical sensor (visible red light) seared into my eyes every time I lifted that pink mouse to reposition. The clicks were mushy. Just…no. That insanely bright red light alone made it a no. I went back to the mionix mouse. To he!! with color matching my setup. Comfort and accuracy are far more important than matching. If you've never heard of Mionix, I'm not surprised. It's a Swedish brand, mostly sold in Europe, that focuses on ergonomics and quality control. That shows. Some of their highest end stuff is made in Sweden, I think. But like all other electronics most is made in Asia. They do seem to have extremely high standards for quality control if my NAOS 7000 is any indication. All this company makes are mice and mousepads. Very different from most electronics companies. Original review from 2018: I tend to get hand/arm pain from using standard mice. I used a vertical mouse for years, but they aren't made for gaming and aren't terribly responsive. I did a ton of research into grip/hand size and decided to try this one to see if I could go back to a standard gaming mouse. This one feels great in the hand for a claw grip. I'm a female gamer, but very tall (6') so my hands are relatively large. This mouse is very responsive and I've been using it for months, with extended gaming sessions (sometimes as long as 6 hours without many breaks) and have zero pain. Great value for the money.
Review: Why are you combining the reviews for all these models, desertcart? WHY!? - Folks, If you're using user ratings to judge which mouse to buy, for god's sake pay attention to which model is actually being rated. I can't fathom why desertcart would combine reviews for the 3200, 8200, and 7000. It simply isn't fair to the product, as there are things wrong with the older products that have been fixed in the 7000. The 7000 is being hurt because the avg review score is being dragged down by the older models' flaws. Positive points for all three models: *The (identical) shape of all three models is absolutely amazing/wonderful. It feels molded to my hand. *Clicking on all three is solid and satisfying, neither too sensitive nor too difficult. *Excellent quasi-rubberized surface that strikes the perfect balance between grippy-ness and smoothness. Regarding the sensors in the 3200 & 8200: *Poor. Prone to random acceleration / pixel-skipping, making for imprecise pointing. *My 8200 also tended to just wig out and go crazy every once in awhile, with the DPI dipping down to almost nothing for no apparent reason. Regarding the sensor in the 7000: *AWESOME. No pixel-skipping EVER (okay, well, maybe if you go up into the REALLY high DPI ranges like 5000, but I know no one who actually uses those settings). You're getting totally raw responsiveness. What your hand does is exactly what the pointer is going to do. More great stuff about the 7000 specifically: *Adjustable lift-off distance. *Adjustable angle-snapping. The only negative thing about the 7000 that I can think of: *They removed the DPI indicator lights they had on the 8200. These are the only lights I used on the 8200, and I miss them a little, but not a big loss at all. Overall: get the 7000. It's basically the perfect mouse in my book. The sensor is so much better than the 3200/5000/8200, it's just not a contest at all. Stay away from those, get the 7000.

## Features

- Designed For Precision - With a state-of-the-art optic sensor with 19000 DPI, 400 IPS, 1000Hz polling rate features, and a 0.5% error rate, which is the lowest error rate on a sensor, ever. Tracking and accuracy is not a problem with our wired mouse.
- The Shape Is Everything - Our PC gaming mice sport an ergonomic design that blends performance with comfort. They fit well into your hands and reduce tension and fatigue caused by extended use.
- The Last PC Mouse Standing - Built with durable exteriors with mechanical switches rated for 80 million clicks, you can rely on this PC gaming mouse to keep you company through many online battles.
- Save Your Settings - These optic sensor PC gaming accessories are fitted with on-board memory to store your settings and customizations so you don't have to reset them every time you change computers.
- Frictionless Movements - The underside of our mouse for gaming are equipped with high-quality PTFE feet. As such, the wired computer mouse glides smoothly on almost any surface without lag or delay.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B09GB913DL |
| Additional Features | Ergonomic Design |
| Antenna Location | Gaming |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Are Batteries Required | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #30,811 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #1,039 in PC Gaming Mice |
| Brand | Mionix |
| Built-In Media | USB cable |
| Button Quantity | 7 |
| Color | black |
| Compatible Devices | Personal Computer |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 1,326 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Finish | Matte |
| Hand Orientation | Right |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| Item Type Name | Gaming mouse |
| Item Weight | 5 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | Mionix |
| Model Name | NAOS PRO |
| Model Number | NAOS-PRO |
| Mouse Maximum Sensitivity | 1900 Dots per Inch |
| Movement Detection | Optical |
| Movement Detection Technology | Optical |
| Number of Buttons | 7 |
| Operating System | Linux, Windows 7, Windows XP |
| Pattern | Smooth |
| Power Source | USB |
| Range | 30.0 feet |
| Special Feature | Ergonomic Design |
| Style Name | NAOS PRO |
| Theme | Gaming |
| UPC | 851260002958 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Warranty Description | 2 years |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Mionix
- **Color:** black
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB
- **Special Feature:** Ergonomic Design
- **Movement Detection Technology:** Optical

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is this for left hand or right hand?**
A: Right

**Q: Weight in grams?**
A: 102 grams without the cable.

**Q: Is this model more durable then its older models? i have had issues with every single naos mouse ive had, from the buttons, wiring and even the chasis**
A: I only have the new ones(2 pcs.) since 3 months ago - no any issues; to the previous one -5 years old I had to replace the switches of the main buttons and now is as good as new; for me is the best mouse shape I have ever try.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Ergo Mouse
*by J***S on August 22, 2018*

Update in 2026 (8 years later) I'm still using this mouse and only recently starting to think of replacing it. The build quality on this mouse is utterly exceptional. I game from an easy chair with a lap desk, monitor mounted to a large side table next to me--and when I get up I invariably drop the mouse and it dangles from the cord. Never came loose. I kept expecting it too--I knew I was abusing it. Never so much as stuttered. When I purchased this mouse (NAOS 7000) in 2018 it was around $100. I see the successor has come down in price despite the current issues with excessive import fees and taxation. In all this time I've never again gotten hand/forearm pain from this mouse (though I did get it for other reasons like using a trigger spray bottle to clean carpet stains--which shows how easily I get overuse injuries). It remains the most comfortable mouse I've ever used. I have gradually moved to more of a palm grip (from claw grip) over the course of these 8 years which I also think is better for my hand. This mouse still feels amazing. If I do replace it, I'll replace it with whatever mionix is offering currently. I just wish the mouse came in white because my entire setup is white now. But that's a minor quibble. I'll be honest, I did briefly try a cheap knockoff brand that had the same shape simply because it came in a light color (Pink. Stupid reason--I see it now.). It was nowhere near as good of a mouse. It may have felt kind of the same in my hand, but that's where the similarities ended. The cheap optical sensor (visible red light) seared into my eyes every time I lifted that pink mouse to reposition. The clicks were mushy. Just…no. That insanely bright red light alone made it a no. I went back to the mionix mouse. To he!! with color matching my setup. Comfort and accuracy are far more important than matching. If you've never heard of Mionix, I'm not surprised. It's a Swedish brand, mostly sold in Europe, that focuses on ergonomics and quality control. That shows. Some of their highest end stuff is made in Sweden, I think. But like all other electronics most is made in Asia. They do seem to have extremely high standards for quality control if my NAOS 7000 is any indication. All this company makes are mice and mousepads. Very different from most electronics companies. Original review from 2018: I tend to get hand/arm pain from using standard mice. I used a vertical mouse for years, but they aren't made for gaming and aren't terribly responsive. I did a ton of research into grip/hand size and decided to try this one to see if I could go back to a standard gaming mouse. This one feels great in the hand for a claw grip. I'm a female gamer, but very tall (6') so my hands are relatively large. This mouse is very responsive and I've been using it for months, with extended gaming sessions (sometimes as long as 6 hours without many breaks) and have zero pain. Great value for the money.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Why are you combining the reviews for all these models, Amazon? WHY!?
*by D***K on March 4, 2014*

Folks, If you're using user ratings to judge which mouse to buy, for god's sake pay attention to which model is actually being rated. I can't fathom why Amazon would combine reviews for the 3200, 8200, and 7000. It simply isn't fair to the product, as there are things wrong with the older products that have been fixed in the 7000. The 7000 is being hurt because the avg review score is being dragged down by the older models' flaws. Positive points for all three models: *The (identical) shape of all three models is absolutely amazing/wonderful. It feels molded to my hand. *Clicking on all three is solid and satisfying, neither too sensitive nor too difficult. *Excellent quasi-rubberized surface that strikes the perfect balance between grippy-ness and smoothness. Regarding the sensors in the 3200 & 8200: *Poor. Prone to random acceleration / pixel-skipping, making for imprecise pointing. *My 8200 also tended to just wig out and go crazy every once in awhile, with the DPI dipping down to almost nothing for no apparent reason. Regarding the sensor in the 7000: *AWESOME. No pixel-skipping EVER (okay, well, maybe if you go up into the REALLY high DPI ranges like 5000, but I know no one who actually uses those settings). You're getting totally raw responsiveness. What your hand does is exactly what the pointer is going to do. More great stuff about the 7000 specifically: *Adjustable lift-off distance. *Adjustable angle-snapping. The only negative thing about the 7000 that I can think of: *They removed the DPI indicator lights they had on the 8200. These are the only lights I used on the 8200, and I miss them a little, but not a big loss at all. Overall: get the 7000. It's basically the perfect mouse in my book. The sensor is so much better than the 3200/5000/8200, it's just not a contest at all. Stay away from those, get the 7000.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great mouse for about 3 months. Then it breaks down and Mionix ignores your warranty
*by A***R on December 29, 2014*

I've been a competitive gamer for about 10 years now, starting in Halo 2, and then eventually joining the glorious PC master race with League of Legends and Counter Strike. I've had several different mice, including the Razer Lachesis and a couple from Logitech, but I can never remember what those are called. After developing some wrist issues from the gym, I thought I'd try out a new mouse that gave a bit more support. The Naos 7000 looked good, with it's little pinky rest, and so I bought it. When I first got the mouse, it was glorious. Of all the mice (mouses?) I've owned, it was instantly my favorite. It ran smooth, it was comfortable, and it had this nifty thing where it would shift the color of the LED light. Furthermore, the device drivers didn't cause any problems with my computer. I know razer's drivers would randomly, as far as I could tell, cause a computer to move slugglishly and beep until the mouse was unplugged and replugged back into the computer. But after three months of use, the right click on the mouse would stick when pressed, especially if you press firmly. It sucks when you're in the heat of a moment, trying to dodge some spells, and then you can't actually move because your mouse is stuck. I contacted Mionix about it, and the disappointment began. The string of messages went like this: Message 1: Reset the mouse driver Message 2: send a video of the problem Message 3: Take a picture of the mouse serial ID Message 4: Send a copy of the invoice Message 5: Send use your name, address, and phone number (which was all on the invoice) so we can proceed with the RMA request. This back and forth took two weeks. I'm not sure why the guy didn't just ask me for all that information in the first message, but hey, s*** happens. The problem is that the last message, the one where the RMA could actually begin, was on Dec 14th, and they've ignored me since. And, since the company is Swedish, they aren't accessible by phone, only through email. Don't buy from Mionix. Go get something from Razer or Logitech. Edit: Follow up 3 months later, mionix got back in touch with me and sent me the mouse. I don't know what exactly caused the delay, but I respect their persistence. The new mouse works great so far.

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