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• NZXT Avatar Gaming Mouse Review
• Product View (Cont.)
• Software Installation
• Software Configuration
• Specifications and Features
• Benchmarks
• Conclusion
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When you open the cover you find a very sleek looking mouse, and then, of course, you can't wait to get inside. And the first thing you'll see is a nicely wrapped and wired tied usb cable, and that is because, probably like me, you've opened a flap too many.

 

 

This is what actually should be pulled out of the box, a nice shadow box looking package, and let's not forget about the instructions and disc that are hidden in the front flap of the cover. I hear about many people thinking that the Avatar doesn't come with instructions and a disc, but they do; you just have to explore the box fully.

 

 

Finally free of all the packaging, here is the Avatar, a normal sized sleek mouse and the bottom of it where the Teflon feet keep the action smooth.

 

 

And a nice profile of both sides of the Avatar is accompanied by a shot of it in the dark with its lights guiding you to its buttons.

 

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