Mionix AVIOR 7000 Ergonomic Ambidextrous Laser Gaming Mouse

The Avior 7000 has emerged as my daily driver. Its sensor (ADNS-3310) is one of the best on the market. The software only needs to be run once and is super-customizable: scroll speed, DPI stages, liftoff height, button functions, lighting, everything I wanted is in there, along with some options I didn't know I wanted. The chunky shape of the mouse suits my fingertip grip very well, including the contour running from the sides up to front corners where my off-button fingers are prone to resting.Mionix really want you to know they use a 4X rubber coating and that's not just marketing. The surface textures of this mouse feels like nothing I can really compare to. It's smooth but also grippy and it has a depth to it that makes you think you're not just holding a simple plastic lump. It's almost like a cloud made out of supple leather. Very nice.I have two very minor gripes with the mouse. Firstly, I don't like the gear-like bumps on the edges of the rubberized mouse wheel. It feels like the rubber has been chewed up or had chunks taken out of it. Your fingers won't rest there so it's not a big concern. Secondly, while the mouse has two buttons for adjusting the DPI up and down, you can only save 3 different sensitivity settings. While I appreciate mice that have two DPI buttons, it's a bit superfluous when you can go from minimum DPI to maximum DPI in two clicks. Real talk, I never toggle between more than two stages (800 DPI in-game, 1600 in software) anyway, so this is more of silly thing than a drawback. Like I said, very minor gripes.Other reviews have mentioned some minor irritations with buttons sounding different or the middle mouse click being inconsistent, so I may have gotten a little lucky because I haven't experienced any of those issues.The weight is listed around 140g everywhere I have looked, but I think that includes the cable because it feels almost identical to the 99g Roccat Kova I recently sampled, and I have seen other reviewers weighing it at 100g. Compared to a superlight mouse like a Zowie or similar, it's not dainty, but it's not overweight either and seems to be balanced well.The Avior 7000 does everything and does it well. Highly recommended.

I've owned a lot of gaming mice. The Razer Deathadder, Logitech g500s, Steelseries Sensei, Zowie ec1, Logitech g9x, and a random corsair mouse. The Mionix AVIOR 7000 completely trumps all of them, sure some of it comes down to preference in that I'm not a palm gripper, it probably wouldn't work to well for that style. But the customization, crisp clicks, nice weight(not too light so you lose control. but not too heavy so it's sluggish) and in my opinion the best grip i've tried for my own preference. I've got mine set up at 3 DPI steps. 400, 800, 1600. While I don't usually ever switch in game, I do switch depending on the game and it's extremely easy. You can make these steps anything 50-7000. I've had absolutely no problem with the functionality of the mouse. The only negative thing that has happened is a known bug, if you don't have the latest driver downloaded. Where if you spam the dpi switch a lot, it will make the mouse freeze and you will have to replug it in your PC. This happened maybe a total of 3 times in the 3-4 months I didn't have it downloaded.(I was too lazy.) But once I downloaded it, it never happened again. If you're interested in shiny things, you can change the LED to basically any color of the rainbow and then some. This is my first review of any product. I've had it for 6.5 months now and plays games at a competitive level. I absolutely recommend this mouse, especially if you're not a pure palm grip.

Bought this Avior 7000 in June 2014. Still using it today (September 2015).It has performed up to expectations since day one. Only few times, during initial setup, I experienced issues with lift-off distance(LOD). I had to tinker the setting by applying larger then shorter LOD, until the lowest setting(slider to furthest left). This requires the software, but once you have set all the settings you want (lighting color, dpi values for each dpi step, button bindings), you don't ever have to load the software again unless you want to make some changes. I use a microfiber cloth pad, and the LOD feels near optimal, considerably less than the thickness of a compact disc.Lately, the mousewheel(mouse3) click button is finicky. Often it would not register, then it would only work if pressed with more force. The clicks work fine, as they are mechanical switches, but the mouse wheel's switch seems to be something different, unfortunately.I play lots of csgo and an action-mmo, Tera. I do feel handicapped in cs when mousewheel-click(mouse3) does not properly work, as I can not reliably bind any function to it.I wish companies would provide more info on the components that make up their mouse. Such as the switch for the mousewheel click. I would have preferred a mechanical switch.I still enjoy using this mouse for its accuracy and most of its functions. The breathing-light effect is my favorite (you have the option to disable both wheel and logo lighting together, or turning the light on for only the wheel or only the logo).Update 3/17/2017: I have since moved on to the castor and roccat kpm. I use avior with the laptop, the wheel-click still sucks and doesnt work, but scroll is fine. I'm glad the software is there, have mouse3 binded to a button on the right side. I also debraided the cable, a tedious task.

il prodotto è qualcosa di fenomenale , materiali di ottima qualità , al tatto conferiscono un feeling stupendo , il software permette di personalizzare ogni minima cosa di questo mouse , il sensore è un mostro , ha una precisione davvero fenomenale , e per chi videogioca è un pro non da poco , ottimo per gli fps , non ho davvero niente di cui lamentarmi

Los botones se sienten bien, son suaves pero no mucho, el sonido al hacer click hace que te des cuenta cuando accionas un boton, pero no es un sonido muy fuerte, los colores se ven bien, vivos, en cuanto a su funcionamiento lo estoy usando junto con un mouse mat anti-fay de corsair y se desliza sin ninguna dificultad, no he tenido problema alguno, solo el software es algo dificil de entender al cambiar de perfiles, en lo demas, es un buen mouse, el sensor es excelente, lo he utilizado con frecuencia en el juego overwatch, y es muy exacto al hacer movimientos, soy zurdo, asi que no he tenido ningun problema al usarlo, los botones al lado derecho estan en un lugar bastante comodo, los del lado izquierdo si es algo complicado apretarlos con el meñique o anular, pero no se aprietan accidentalmente, en general buen mouse ambidiestro para un zurdo.ACTUALIZACION 29/06/2018El mouse ya me genero problemas, UNRECOGNIZED USB DEVICE, a veces al conectarlo sirve por un dia o dos, de repente pierde conexion y ya no lo reconoce windows, pense que era un problema con los drivers, pero desinstale y reinstalé, use uun punto de restauración de windows y nada parece servir, es problema del mouse y la verdad nunca lo maltrate, no se cayó ( al menos no que yo me diera cuenta o recuerde), si lo use bastante y mientras duró es un excelente mouse, con sensor sin aceleracion, perfecto para fps, es una buena opcion para alguien zurdo, pero al parecer no son muy duraderos, supongo que para el precio esta bien??, un logitech me gustaria mas pero no hay ambidiestros con un buen sensor, ni modo a buscar otroACTUALIZACION 27/02/2019Despues de un tiempo de no usarlo porque ya no lo reconocía mi pc, de repente lo conecté y voilá!, funciona de nuevo como debe, sin un error ni nada parecido, no se que habrá provocado el error anterior, pero sirve bien, despues de aproximadamente 2 años de estarlo usando, a mi me parece que si es buena compra, recomendado totalmente

左右と中央に2つずつボタンが配置されてるマウスはこれとロジクールのG300Sくらいしか見当たりません。G300Sはマウスの左右クリックの位置にボタンがありますがこちらは側面にあるので押しやすいです。多ボタンでも左側面にボタンを集約させてるものは多くありますが個人的には親指が忙しくなるので好きではありません。こちらは均等に配置されてて使いやすいです。

Amazing mouse, nothing can go wrong with it. Service, support, and software driver/firmware are all top notch. Great optical sensor perfect for everything, from daily computing tasks to gaming. Definitely the only mouse I'd recommend to gamers and computer enthusiasts alike.

I developed a thing for low profile, claw grip mice when I got a Razor Lachesis, which lasted for about 8 years. I was actually looking for a new Lachesis, but the only sellers wanted ridiculous prices for it. So I sought an alternative. Prior to that I've used Saitek, Logitech, MS, etc...This mouse might be the best I've used, so it was worth what I paid for it.Seven months of use:Build quality - Everything works and does so very wellResponse - As stated, 7k dpi is overkill, even for small movement users like me, but it's there. My old lachesis had more steps in the dpi on the fly options, going from slow to progressively faster, whereas this only has speed modes that are predefined by you in the mionix control panel. This is probably the only negative, and tbh, in 7 months of usage it hasn't bothered me in the slightest.I suppose that's all you can review.