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Mionix Avior 7000 Series Mouse
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Built for both left and right-handed batters, the Avior 7000 is a top-tier gaming peripheral that can be fully ambidextrous—held using either a palm or claw grip. No matter how you hold it, the four layers of rubber coating provide maximum grip while remaining soft to the touch Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downfriday9x
10
May 2, 2015
Hey, My mouse arrived last night.
I got a used / returned mouse.
This is when the problems began. I opened the box and noticed it looked like someone opened the package before as the cable was not in its proper routing spot in the packaging. This is no big deal; however, when I continued to open the package I started to notice some things that were off. Here are some of the things that I noticed... Lots of scratches on the bottom of the mouses feet from use, oil from hands and finally a bent track wheel. The track wheel does not stay at a 90 degree angle, in fact when you gently press it to the left, it sticks to the side at a 80 to 70 degree angle and rubs against the side of the mouse.
MassDrop help!! I just want a new mouse.
Update: Thanks for the support MassDrop, Henry is sending me out a replacement!!
I got a used / returned mouse.
This is when the problems began. I opened the box and noticed it looked like someone opened the package before as the cable was not in its proper routing spot in the packaging. This is no big deal; however, when I continued to open the package I started to notice some things that were off. Here are some of the things that I noticed... Lots of scratches on the bottom of the mouses feet from use, oil from hands and finally a bent track wheel. The track wheel does not stay at a 90 degree angle, in fact when you gently press it to the left, it sticks to the side at a 80 to 70 degree angle and rubs against the side of the mouse.
MassDrop help!! I just want a new mouse.
Update: Thanks for the support MassDrop, Henry is sending me out a replacement!!
friday9x
10
May 9, 2015
Yep, I just took some pictures and looks like now I have a tracking number for a new mouse! I dont know how the mix up must have happened but, its okay.
Thanks Massdrop!
Thanks Massdrop!
erickong
7412
Dec 2, 2016
The cover picture for the Naos 7000 is wrong. The Naos 7000 does not have a DPI indicator by the thumb or lighting on the DPI switches. Those features are only on the Naos 8200.
elimelendez
2201
Aug 26, 2015
Thanks again for joining this drop! With your help we were able to make it successful for the community. We've just submitted the group's order with the vendor for the Mionix Naos 7000 and they are working hard to prepare it for shipment.
As soon as the group's order is ready at the vendor's location, they will send the bulk shipment to our warehouse in New Jersey where our warehouse team will break it up into individual orders and ship them directly to you! The current estimated ship date from our warehouse is 9/15.
Rest assured that we we will provide you all with updated information regarding the status of your order throughout the process. You can expect an update from us by the end of the day Pacific Time on 9/2.
As soon as the group's order is ready at the vendor's location, they will send the bulk shipment to our warehouse in New Jersey where our warehouse team will break it up into individual orders and ship them directly to you! The current estimated ship date from our warehouse is 9/15.
Rest assured that we we will provide you all with updated information regarding the status of your order throughout the process. You can expect an update from us by the end of the day Pacific Time on 9/2.
Kudec
4
Aug 27, 2015
That would save me 25% since I'll have to pay tax if the shippment is outside the EU. But still I'll save around 15€, so thanks Massdrop.
Bartolomeo
103
Apr 10, 2015
did Mionix add extra LEDs to the Naos 7000 or is that main picture displaying a Naos 8200? cuz I don't think Naos 7000 have LEDs on the side and on the two buttons up top
Adragontattoo
109
Apr 1, 2018
FYI for any who may want one of these. Don't waste your money! No I'm not throwing my mice or using them as wheel chocks. I have mice that are literally knockoffs of knockoffs and yet they are better built than this. Hell I have mice I use daily that are almost old enough to legally drink.(Microsoft Trackball Explorer being the oldest.)
TLDR; Save your money and avoid the mistake I made. My mouse died due to poor QC and cheap parts and the "warranty" from Mionix assumes that you can even get a response from them.
Mionix support is utterly nonexistent at the best and a joke at the least.
IF you somehow manage to get a response from support on a mouse you buy from Massdrop you are likely to be told to talk to Massdrop. https://support.mionix.net/hc/en-us/articles/360000041926-How-do-I-claim-my-warranty- We have agreements with retailers and the easiest and fastest way to claim a warranty is by going directly to the retailer where the product was purchased from.
Contact Table Origin of Purchase Contact Mionix Web Store Mionix Other online store Other online store Physical store Physical store
Mionix refuses to cover issues that were caused BY them during manufacturing.
https://support.mionix.net/hc/en-us/articles/115004680726-What-does-the-warranty-cover- What is not covered:
The issues below are from Day 1 until Garbage day. This includes issues that happened after I gave up on Warranty support ever responding. From the factory the cable was pinched in two locations and failed due to poor QC. The skates on the mouse are evidently made from the thinnest and softest PTFE possible and have the longevity to match. The mouse wheel (both the "rubber" on the wheel and the entire assembly overall) are made out of some of the cheapest materials I have seen in a LONG time. The vinyl decal on the inside of the wheel you have to block some of the bleed through from the RGB wasn't cut even close to the correct dimensions. The adhesive on the vinyl doesn't adhere to the "plastic" you used for the entire scroll wheel assembly. The "rubber" on the wheel is breaking down from normal use to the point that it scrolls independently of the wheel and even jams scrolling on occasion. The entire scroll wheel assembly is made from such cheap low quality plastic that it has no reinforcement and fails from normal use.
Mine is dead and dumped in the garbage since it appears that Mionix has no QC and handles warranty support by ignoring you in the hopes that you go away.
TLDR; Save your money and avoid the mistake I made. My mouse died due to poor QC and cheap parts and the "warranty" from Mionix assumes that you can even get a response from them.
Mionix support is utterly nonexistent at the best and a joke at the least.
IF you somehow manage to get a response from support on a mouse you buy from Massdrop you are likely to be told to talk to Massdrop. https://support.mionix.net/hc/en-us/articles/360000041926-How-do-I-claim-my-warranty- We have agreements with retailers and the easiest and fastest way to claim a warranty is by going directly to the retailer where the product was purchased from.
Contact Table Origin of Purchase Contact Mionix Web Store Mionix Other online store Other online store Physical store Physical store
Mionix refuses to cover issues that were caused BY them during manufacturing.
https://support.mionix.net/hc/en-us/articles/115004680726-What-does-the-warranty-cover- What is not covered:
- Defects caused by manufacturing.
The issues below are from Day 1 until Garbage day. This includes issues that happened after I gave up on Warranty support ever responding. From the factory the cable was pinched in two locations and failed due to poor QC. The skates on the mouse are evidently made from the thinnest and softest PTFE possible and have the longevity to match. The mouse wheel (both the "rubber" on the wheel and the entire assembly overall) are made out of some of the cheapest materials I have seen in a LONG time. The vinyl decal on the inside of the wheel you have to block some of the bleed through from the RGB wasn't cut even close to the correct dimensions. The adhesive on the vinyl doesn't adhere to the "plastic" you used for the entire scroll wheel assembly. The "rubber" on the wheel is breaking down from normal use to the point that it scrolls independently of the wheel and even jams scrolling on occasion. The entire scroll wheel assembly is made from such cheap low quality plastic that it has no reinforcement and fails from normal use.
Mine is dead and dumped in the garbage since it appears that Mionix has no QC and handles warranty support by ignoring you in the hopes that you go away.
pieterv
3
Apr 8, 2018
AdragontattooFWIW my Mionix Castor's (heavily used) middle mouse button died less than a year after purchase (which also happened to 2 logitech g300s before that). I can't say anything about their warranty service, didn't bother trying.
brolly
23
Apr 10, 2018
AdragontattooYou had the same experience as I did. Mionix customer support is utter trash and never to be trusted. Two keyboards died and they offered me a mouse pad, lmao!
irateapple
3
Jan 19, 2016
xConduitSame here. Bought the Naos and got the Avior. Debating whether returning it is worth the hassle...
Haurock
75
Jan 21, 2016
irateapplesame with me. I will be looking to return it though. The Avior is good but I want the ergonomics and support of the Naos, Ambidextrous mice don't give that.
SpacePotatoBear
46
May 10, 2015
ok adding insult to injury on my 7000 not only does the left button feel like it has a loose switch and sound/feel weird the thumb buttons are getting stuck.
the mosue feels like it was poorly built compared to my 8200, very disappointed here
the mosue feels like it was poorly built compared to my 8200, very disappointed here
J_Navarro
7
May 12, 2015
SpacePotatoBearyou caught an unlucky batch man; not sure how that kind of stuff gets through quality control but mine works perfect has no cosmetic issues either
SpacePotatoBear
46
May 12, 2015
J_NavarroI don't think its a case of a bad batch, I think its more of the rushed the order for massdrop or something.
Yoppi
36
Aug 23, 2017
"Get it Right"
"Leaving out the Lefties"
Um. You could just advertise this as an ergonomic right-handed mouse without making me feel bad about myself, thanks.
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Flyyy
0
Mar 29, 2016
Can't wait for it to arrive after reading these reviews! I will definitely leave a comment about its performance upon arrival!
JakeHarbarenko
7
Apr 2, 2016
Really, the 3310 isn't a performance sensor? ADNS was acquired by PixArt, and the 3310 is now now manufactured as the pmw-3310. This sensor is used in top FPS gaming mice like the Steel Series Rival 300, and referred to by most enthusiasts as the best accurate optical sensor for fps gaming.
EnasniFlah
1
Apr 5, 2016
sorry, but roccat coating wouldn't last for 1 month after heavy usage. logitech is still using their ancient mouse wheel tech since early 2000s and their shitty small mouse feets. razer DA however is better but i hate their small mousefeets for such a big mouse. give credits where its due, mionix software needs a big overhaul. and if you're still arguing about balance, you can look at Castor instead of Naos.
Dimitry49
19
Apr 10, 2015
Comment edited based on changes of the drop! Thanks all who have reminded me to do so :D
AlexPk
7197
Community
Apr 17, 2015
I see it now. Nice eye for detail. I'll see about getting that fixed.
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