 Linus Tech Tips coverage of CES 2015 is brought to you by Phantom Glass. Visit store.phantom.glass for the best on-screen protectors out there, as well as HyperX. Alright guys, welcome to the Mionix Suite. We're checking out a few different mice and some mousepads while we're here, but mainly the NAOS QG, which is essentially the NAOS 7000, but with some upgrades. It now has some tracking ability for your actions, your movement data, your heartbeat, and even your skin response. My favorite thing about this is actually that it's running on an open API, so anyone can actually access this data at any time. They even have stuff like Twitch Hooks set up, so that if you're streaming a game, you can have it read your heartbeat and maybe skin response on-screen, and even people that you're playing with can have their data streamed to your computer, so you can see it as an overlay while you're playing. Pretty cool, because I know a lot of YouTubers and game streamers are doing horror games, because they're entertaining to watch. Imagine you could see someone's heart rate while they're playing that game. If you're in a little bit more of a competitive mindset, however, you can access the logs of your data in time lapses and stuff like that to figure out exactly how you did during different games. There's a lot of different applications for this, professional FPS players, professional MOBA players, to even people like poker players to figure out where their heartbeat was spiking during previous games. Now, it is a 16.8 or they told me 16.7 something something something something million color RGB mouse, so just in case you wanted 16.8 million color options, you can also do that on your mouse, but it's is set up by default to change color based on your heart rate, which is kind of actually cool. Also, it has a release date of August, so if you're looking for it, you can pick it up then, and they're still working out a few different little things like where to place the sensors. This isn't really going to work out super great for me specifically, because I actually claw grip pretty much every mouse I've ever used. So having a sensor position for someone who's going to claw grip everything aggressively is a little weird. Now, if you're palming or doing kind of like a more relaxed claw grip, it might not be too bad. I've seen two different positions that they've used that are actually pretty good for both of those grips. So hopefully their final position will be fairly well optimized for most people. If you're interested in that mouse, you can check out their Kickstarter page, which should be in the description below. But there's also another mouse here called the Caster, which is essentially on the inside the same as a Neo 7000, same as the last one. It has a 3310 optical sensor, 32-bit, 32 megahertz ARM processor, and has 20 million press Omron switches on the left and right clicks. That'll be releasing around March and is mostly an ergonomics change. The only actual change in buttons is that it has a six-button mouse instead of a seven-button mouse, having one less DPI switch. Last but potentially not least, if you're in the market for a new mouse pad, is their Sargas and Alioth mouse pads. Their Alioth mouse pads are new and have really nice stitching around the outside and a little bit thicker, but more premium mouse pads. Their Sargas mouse pads, which have already existed, have had a few minor changes, mainly in the price department. They've had a massive price drop in some regions up to 50%. So the North American region, it went from a $20 to a $9 price market, which is pretty sweet if you're looking for a new mouse pad. Alright guys, thank you for watching this video. If you want to see all the rest of our CES content, be sure to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips. And thank you to Phantom Glass for sending us here this year and protecting our phones as well. If you want to see a cool Phantom Glass video, stay tuned, that'll release at some point. Sorry for yet again announcing that video without telling you what it is. Also HyperX has a pretty sweet YouTube channel that has almost 100,000 subscribers already, and they release some cool gaming content. So if you're into gaming, check them out and maybe subscribe as well. Thank you for watching and I'll see you next time.