Review: NZXT Avatar Precision Gaming Mouse.

[Eclecticos]

Introduction:
The Avatar Precision gaming mouse is a fresh, and exciting new product from NZXT.
They have entered into the gaming mouse market with a thunderous roar with this incredibly
accurate, sleek, and stylish mouse design. It has attractive blue LEDs which illuminate the
trim, and DPI setting indicator.

Retail Price: $59.99
Available at Amazon.com with Free Shipping. Here <=-

Specs:
* Max Acceleration: 15g
* Max Frame Rate: 6469 Frames/Second
* Resolution: 650-2600 DPI
* Image Processing: 5.8 Mega Pixels/Second
* USB Reports: Up to 1000 Reports/Second
* Buttons: 7 Buttons, 5 Million Clicks


Packaging:
Manual, and software are located in the flip top cover.
The box is compact, and is similar to that of games with previews inside.
Software mini disc has been incorporated into the manual for safe keeping.
Inside of the cover there is an illustration of the mouse, and its buttons.
On the other side the mouse can be viewed in its protective shell.

Software:
It includes easy to use mouse configuration software.
It allows you adjust button assignments, sensitivity, scroll speed,
double click speed, and make multiple adjustments of the DPI settings.

Features:
7 Programmable buttons, onboard DPI adjustment.
Designed for both Left,and Right handed gamers.
Teflon feet facilitate smooth gliding action.
Rubber grips for comfort, and control.

Design:
The low profile of the device provides a comfortable hand resting position.
Shape allows you to rest your thumb and pinky on the mousepad for enhanced control.
It is stylish and shapely in design with accent lighting.



Pros:
7 Buttons Mouse.
Unique in Design.
Easy to use Software.
Hardware DPI settings adjustment.
2600 DPI Laser.
Excellent Accuracy.
Well Constructed.

Cons:
Takes a little getting used to.
Side buttons are sensitive.

Exterior Design: 10/10
Functionality: 9/10
Comfort: 8/10
Customization: 8/10
Features: 9/10
Accuracy: 8/10

Overall: 9/10 Stylin'

[FuzzyPlushroom]

I have to admit, if I was going to spend more than $30 on a mouse, this would now be a definite contender. I rather wish they'd included a switch for the LEDs (not a fan myself) but such is life. (I'd rather not have to open it up, y'know?)

Being an Avatar, though, how does it handle animated .gifs?

[Eclecticos]

I have to admit, if I was going to spend more than $30 on a mouse, this would now be a definite contender. I rather wish they'd included a switch for the LEDs (not a fan myself) but such is life. (I'd rather not have to open it up, y'know?)

Being an Avatar, though, how does it handle animated .gifs?

Works great. Worth every cent.

[SgtM]

That thing is sexy. Very stealth looking. Great review!

[SXRguyinMA]

nice review! +rep

[mrknorr]

It looks nice. how is it compared to a razer diamondback (i love that mouse). is it the same "feeling" in them? =)

[x06jsp]

That looks like a very very nice mouse

Josh