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The Naos 3200 is packed away in a neat, matte black box. The design is simplistic and very modern, and even gives off an air of mystery.

Turning over the box to its back, it’s easy to read all the specifications and details printed out. Mionix includes everything from the labeled picture, Model Overview, Technical Specification, and Sensor Performance.

The flap holding down holding the lid down is held down by a small magnet, so a simple tug releases it and you can fold back the cover. Encased inside is the Naos 3200 behind a plastic protective cover. Mionix has printed a small blurb inside, explaining the background of Naos;

“A star has been born. This prominent gaming mouse is named after the star Naos, a blue super giant and one of the brightest stars in our galaxy. Naos means “ship” and is enough powerful to create comet tails and huge clouds of auroras visible from Earth.
Naos is constantly moving away from its original position in the constellation of Vela and it spins about 100 times faster than our sun. Since its birth it has covered a distance of 400 light-years. No one knows exactly why Naos has such a high rotation speed, but an explanation to this phenomenon lies in the gravitational interaction between many other stars.”

Let’s take a quick look at the specifications and features before we get closer.

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