 This is a brand that maybe not everybody in North America is going to recognize and in fact, I can tell you right now that many of their products I'm going to have trouble pronouncing because it's all based on stars and their little slogan is light years ahead of the game. So this is Mionix and I hope I'm saying that right. And then this particular mouse is a new one. It's actually not even out yet. But this is the NAOS 3200. So the 5000 is already out but the 3200 is kind of like a slightly lower end version of the 5000. You can see right away that the ergonomics are designed for a palm grip and this is a phenomenal box. Like I'm an unboxer, I see a lot of boxes. Yeah, this is a great box. It's got like a nice matte black finish. It's very minimalistic. It's got like kind of a cool shape to it. And let's have a look at the overall, well the overall, the overview on the back. So you can see it has seven programmable buttons. It has a custom LED light system so you can actually change the colors of the LEDs on this mouse. Braided cable which is pretty standard for a high end gaming mouse these days. It has a 3200 DPI optical LED sensor. So that means that this is not a laser mouse. It's got a truly ergonomic design and it has a grip friendly rubber coating. So all of these are very, very important. And I will actually be using this mouse and I will let you guys know my impressions either in a separate video or I'll add a clip to the end of this one. I'm not quite sure yet. It depends how long this is. Model overview. Yeah, okay, that tells us pretty much everything we know. Why don't we start getting this out of the box and then we can talk a little bit more about it as we go along. So the first part we are going to take out is this and we will find the cable there. So it's just a beautiful braided USB cable. You can see that's going to be quite durable. There's not a whole lot you'd be able to do to have that snag on anything. You can see that there is a gold plated USB connector. And that once again is I would say typical for a premium gaming mouse but not all of them have that particular feature. Wow! No included driver CD. So I'm going to go ahead and assume that you either don't need drivers, it could be a driverless mouse, or that you can download the latest ones from the Mionix website which I did visit and it's very nice. Alright, here we go. Installation, okay. Oh, maybe this will tell us how to install it. So the mouse is plug and play. All you need to do is connect the mouse into a free USB port. The LED lights on the mouse will light up and the mouse is ready to go. Your operating system should automatically recognize the mouse without restarts or further actions. So it is completely driverless. You plug it in and you go. That simple. Warranty is two years. Do not try to repair the product. Customization, you can download the driver software. Yes, you download the driver software and that's where you can do all of the customization for the mouse. It is equipped with a unique weight tuning system which allows you to change the weight of the mouse. Horizontally on both sides next to the center for a more balanced feeling. That's kind of cool. Okay, so let's tap the small buttons forward. So in here, oh, hold on. Tap the small buttons forward. I wonder how you do that. Okay, I'll be back in a second. The cameraman and I puzzled over this for a while and the conclusion we came to is that it must be a typo from the, uh, the NAOS 5000 manual because there's no way this mouse comes apart which is good because it does feel quite solid. And I was actually kind of amusing myself off camera when I noticed that the mouse is designed in Sweden. It says that on the package or on the, yeah, here it is. Designed in Sweden, made in China. So I was just saying to the cameraman, it comes in one piece. It couldn't possibly be designed in Sweden. But, uh, it is. So there you have it. Alright, let's have a look at how long the braided cord is because that can be relevant if you keep your computer tower on the floor and you want to sit at your desk. So let's say in theory I was sitting at my desk like this and I needed to reach something over by the cameraman and I could reach it just fine as you can see. Alright, so that's fairly straightforward. Now I want to talk about the ergonomics of this mouse a little bit. Like I said, I may actually do a separate video showing that but, okay, I think it should be pretty obvious what mouse this reminds us all of right off the bat. But you can see they've actually made some improvements over the ever popular iCarry laser. There's a bit more of a contour for your two fingers to rest here on the right hand side of the mouse and they've actually added some additional buttons. So you've got your one, two clicks, you've got your mouse wheel, you have your DPI up and down, and then you've got your back and forward. So they've added a DPI up and, well, they've added one of the DPI switches. The iCarry laser only has one to actually toggle between the two DPI modes. So that's one interesting change. It's got large, slippy feet on the bottom of the mouse so no matter what kind of a mouse surface you're using you should get good performance out of those and they shouldn't wear out too fast because you can see that they're quite thick. Now in terms of the sensor performance, I'll have to get back to you guys on that, but thank you for checking out my unboxing of the NAOS 3200 high performance gaming mouse from Mionix and hopefully we'll see a lot more out of this company.