Testseek.com have collected 54 expert reviews of the NZXT Avatar Gaming Mouse and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for NZXT Avatar Gaming Mouse.
September 2008
(80%)
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The editors liked
Long Cord
Sleek Design
Comfortable
On The Fly Switchable DPI Settings
Buttons Feel Solid
Precise
Smooth Movement
Sleek Style
Blue LEDs
High DPI
Light (for some)
Gaming Skill Improvement
Comfort
Stylish
Highperformance mouse can work lefthanded or righthanded
Ergonomic design for left and righthanded users
Seven programmable buttons
On the fly DPI setting
Multiple DPI settings
Great looks
7 buttons
Responsive mouse
Ambidextrous design
Mouse feels sturdy and buttons click easily
Mouse movement is very smooth
Adjustable DPI profiles
Easy to use software
Symmetrical design and programmable buttons makes it ambidextrous
Highly configurable
Seven programmable macro buttons
Four resolutions
600 dpi
1200 dpi
1800 dpi
2600 dpi
Comfortable shape
Size
And feel
Sexy
Thin
Blue lighting
Includes software
Accurate sensor
Easy to move around
Dpi switching.
2600 DPI
On the fly DPI adjustment
Adjustable polling rates
Slim and sleek design
100% ambidextrous
Well constructed
Can be used by right and left handed gamers
Well balanced weight for the average person
DPI switch LED
7 programmable buttons
Hardware DPI switch
Software independent
2600 DPI laser
Solid
Fully featured software
Very smooth move...
Works for both left or right handed people
Small design for people with small hands
Very smooth
On the fly DPI adjustments
Excellent tracking on every surface
Right or left hand usage
Programmable
Inexpensive
Really responsive and accurate
Slick looks
On the fly resolution adjustment up to 2600 DPI
Solid software suite.
The editors didn't like
Side Buttons Could Be A Little Less Sensitive
Hi Tech Legion Gold
Light (for some)
Not the Best for Large Handed Users (But still better than generic)
Not for the overly thrifty
Advanced programmable features work only with Windows XP/Vista
Placement of extra buttons may be inconvenient for some users
Software not verified to work with Windows XP
Can’t store different button configurations
Scroll wheel is a little stiff at first
Ambidextrous design is not as comfortable as "right only" mice
Cant fine tune sensitivity in game
55 price tag
Should be heavier
Or have an adjustable weight system
Side buttons easy to press inadvertently
Design not very ergonomics
Side buttons too easy to press accidentally
Price a bit steep for a wired mouse.
Software feels generic and needs to be refined
Large
Edgy side buttons
Hardware DPI switch requires the use of navigation buttons
May be a bit too lightweight for some
No custom weight system
Possibly too long USB cable
Package design may go under
Next to the ones from other manufacturers
Manu...
Lacks fine tuning DPI adjustments
Not for people with large hands
Small size takes a bit to get accustomed to
Can accidentally hit side buttons until you get accustomed to it
Small form factor is difficult to handle if you have larger hands
Side button placement makes accidental activation a concern
Abstract: It’s that time again, kiddies. Today we take a look at NZXT’s first foray into mouse country. Are they naturals? Find out above in video form or below in plain text and pictures.NZXT has been on the map for a while, but until recently they were mostly ...
So we’ve played some dirty tricks in Photoshop, monkeyed about with our Windows Desktop, and waged war on two virtual battlefields. All this was done with the NZXT Avatar in tow. So where does that place our opinion about our latest gaming companion? ...
As a debut to the market, the Avatar is surprisingly good. In terms of performance it can easily compete with current gaming devices. The retail price of 50 Euros could become a problem since in this sector the competitors have a full range of establi...
Well constructed, Can be used by right and left handed gamers, Well balanced weight for the average person, DPI switch LED, 7 programmable buttons, Hardware DPI switch, software independent, 2600 DPI laser, Solid, fully featured software, Very smooth move...
Large, edgy side buttons, Hardware DPI switch requires the use of navigation buttons, May be a bit too lightweight for some, No custom weight system, Possibly too long USB cable, Package design may go under, next to the ones from other manufacturers, Manu...
The NZXT Avatar is a great entry into the gaming mouse market. It delivers all the features we are used to from such input devices at this price point. The Avatar offers programmable buttons, which can be assigned with lengthy macros as well. The DPI s...
Customizability, Rubber grips, Ambidextrous, Looks, Fast & accurate...
Software needs polishing, No 64bit support...
Your first time doing something is never easy and you never know exactly if youre doing it right or not. So is the Avatar a hit? NZXT definitely got most of it right, not a perfect shot, but nobody can truly achieve that. When it came to speed, not o...
Installing the software is easy and then you can twiddle ‘till your hearts content. The usual features are present allowing you to re-map all the buttons, adjust the DPI presets as well as adjusting the sensitivity all over the place. On the mouse...
Ambidextrous design, Attractive design, Excels at gaming, Highly customizable, Precise control and tracking, Quality Teflon feet, Side buttons and DPI switcher
Lightweight, Uncomfortable with the palm grip
NZXT’s first attempt at making a gaming mouse is quite a success. The overall look, the features, the performance and the design rival those of the more popular mice sold on the market. Given its 2600dpi infrared sensor and low profile, the Avatar b...
The NZXT Avatar is very impressive, especially since NZXT are noobs to the gaming peripheral world. Its got a good DPI with perfect accuracy and great comfort ratings; though the sensitivity could have been upped to 3200DPI to bring it in line with o...
La entrada de NZXT en el ámbito de la fabricación de ratones le ha situado con este modelo a la altura de nombres consagrados como Razer, Logitech o Cyber Snipa. Con una magnífica relación calidad-precio, un diseño ergonómico...
