Testseek.com have collected 56 expert reviews of the Mionix Avior 7000 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Mionix Avior 7000.
July 2014
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56 Reviews
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The Mionix Avior 7000 is a very solid product, and overall, we were impressed by the build quality and the very good shape The RGB backlight is well done and pleasant to see So far this is one of the best built gaming mice we have ever come accross The b...
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Published: 2014-11-19, Author: James , review by: pcgameware.co.uk
The Mionix Avior 7000 is a top quality Gaming mouse that exhibits some of the finest tracking I have seen for an optical sensor. Everything it brings to the party is very good, but I think the shape has been compromised due to its ambidextrous design… Th...
Very high sensitivity – more than most will ever need, Accurate, Comfortable and compatible with all grip types (claw, finger and palm), Very customisable through downloadable software, Good build quality
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When it comes to testing mice, there isn't much in the way of synthetic benchmarks we can perform, so it's mostly subjective. However, rest assured that I've probably tested upwards of 50 mice in my time as a reviewer, so I know a good mouse when I see on...
Great overall design, Reliable build quality, Flawless sensor, Easy to use software, Highly configurable, Braided cable, Ambidextrous
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PriceAt £55 here in the UK and $80 in the US the Mionix Avior 7000 is very competitively priced. it's running alongside similar specification products from brands like Steelseries and Razer, but offers performance that is either on par, or better than its...
Abstract: No longer. The simple and elegant Avior 7000 by Mionix has edged out over the G500 for a hard won win. The Avior 7000 was designed to be ambidextrous, making itself accessible to people who prefer, or have no choice, but to use their left hand. As such, ...
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Published: 2016-04-07, Author: Donald , review by: mousearea.com
Ambidextrous, Separate DPI x and y axes, 50-to-7,000dpi resolution range, New angle-tuning function, Lift-distance wizard, Heavy-duty software
Software screens are overly busy, No manual at time of review, Macros are basic, Braided cord is slightly stiff
This ambidextrous mouse for FPS games has lots to offer: a first-rate optical sensor, deep software, and precision that strikes fear into the hearts of that zombie horde. Read More…...
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Published: 2014-08-30, Author: Nick , review by: proclockers.com
Large Skates for effortless gliding, The ability to change the LED color and function as well as turn them off, Comfort the Avior just fells natural in my hand. Like it belongs there. It feels like I can take on the world with this mouse, Software is exte
Sweat stains, At times I find my two smaller fingers at the end hitting one of the other thumb buttons on the other side of the mouse. I had to disable those two buttons, The Mionix Avior 7000 is by far one of the better ambidextrous mice on the market. I
LikesLarge Skates for effortless glidingThe ability to change the LED color and function as well as turn them off.Comfort the Avior just fells natural in my hand. Like it belongs there. It feels like I can take on the world with this mouse.Software is ext...
It hasn't been that long since we tested the Avior 8200 but although both that and the Avior 7000 share the same body and thus have the same excellent grip thanks to the ergonomic ambidextrous design and the rubber coating the performance of their sensors...
