Ozone Neon 3K Mouse Review

1. Introduction2. Unboxing and First Look3. Testing4. Closing Thoughts5. View All Pages

Last year we took a look at the Ozone Neon mouse – finding it to be a solid offering for those not interested in fancy lighting or sensors with crazy DPI levels (like many of the latest mice all seem to be doing). Now, Ozone have released a successor – the Neon 3K. The ‘3K' in the name refers to its max DPI of 3500, in case you were wondering.

Unlike its predecessor, the Ozone Neon 3K can switch between 6 different lighting colours. Its maximum DPI is a fair bit lower, though – topping out at 3500, when the original Neon could go up to 6400. General design is also very similar – with eight re-programmable buttons and an ambidextrous shape to the mouse. We put it through its paces and see how it fares.

Specifications

• Sensor: Optical
• DPI (max.): 3500
• Design: Ambidextrous
• Internal Memory: 128kb
• Weight: 110g-130g
• Buttons powered by: Omron
• Programmable buttons: 8 buttons
• Dpi Adjustable on the fly: 750/1500 (default)
• Adjustable response rate: 2/65/125/190/255ms
• Compatible with: Windows® (driver)
• Surface: Rubber coating for Max. grip
• Size: 125 x 65 x 36.8 mm
• Plug: Golden coated USB connector
• LED: 6 color options

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