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NaorF
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Sep 3, 2017
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Futility
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Sep 6, 2017
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NaorFWhat's the main difference between the 2015 Castor (MNX-01-25001-G) and the newer one (MNX-01-26004-G)?
NaorF
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Sep 7, 2017
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Futility The difference on these is that it runs on different software/firmware. The newer one have a newer firmware and software.
the Newever version has better key-binding support, lower click latency , max dpi of the native sensor dpi(5000) and is the one that mionix will support for the future. The older one have a few more lightning options and higher max dpi of 10k .
the Newever version has better key-binding support, lower click latency , max dpi of the native sensor dpi(5000) and is the one that mionix will support for the future. The older one have a few more lightning options and higher max dpi of 10k .
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I'm not sure if there is any reason for upgrading from Naos to Naos QG, or in general to buy the Naos QG rather than Naos, I can't find these new features really useful, perhaps if the sensor is any better although I can't feel any faults with my current Naos.
** Really hope they bring the new castor mouse (not the 2015 version) seems like people favour it more for gaming as its ligther and the different build.
*** great price overall!