AIMON PS Wireless Mouse Controller/Mouse Pad Bundle

I bought this mouse/nonchunk because although I've played FPS games on console videogames for quite awhile, I've always thought: ok, this controller works fine, but if I had a mouse, things would be much easier!Now I bought it and it totally changed my gaming experience. I can turn around much quicker and aim much more acurately.The mouse movements are smooth and precise. Both mouse and nonchunk are comfortable and feel very solid.In my opinion, this mouse is much better than FragFX Shark, mainly because of two reasons:- The Shark is a really big mouse, it doesn't fit my hand well (my hand is medium size) and feels uncomfortable.- I had serious sensitivity issues with the Shark. Its vertical speed is too slow, no matter what sensitivity I set. This simply makes impossible to play with it for me.The only drawback I noticed with the Aimon PS Elite is that there can be an interference between the Wi-Fi signals of the Sony 7.1 Wireless Headset and the Aimon PS Elite. Sometimes, the headset sound may stop, or the mouse/nonchunk may stop responding. This is easily solved by pluggin one of the dongles apart from each other (you can buy a simple USB cable extention, and it will work perfectly). This issue is mentioned on many forums (i.e.[...]).Overall, it's a great product.

Absolutely love these controllers (this is my second purchase of the same ones). I'm an old PC gamer, and they allow me to play on a console where I was not comfortable using the PS3 controller. Use this mainly for Call of Duty on my PS3. Had it for two years and one month before the joystick finally wore out. I wish they still made them, I would have bought another one. Only issue was I couldn't use my bluetooth headphones with this, they interfered with each other...goodbye headphones!

I bought this product so I can play Call of Duty Black ops. I went on the website and online to search for the setup for it, but I couldn't find anywhere. I went back to Splitfish FragFx to use it. I hope the company has a setup for it. Now I let it collecting dust.

The mouse had a nice ergonomic feeling with good button placement but after 1 month e mouse just went berzerk and the buttons would respond in a flickerish manner. Would expect better since a 100 dollars were invested in it, would no recommend to a friend.

As a product, it is obvious that it has good quality, but as a supplier its obvious that they sent me a used one...

The original Aimon PS was so buggy and jittery, I gave up on it and turned to Splitfish. Although I have been fairly happy with it, the over-sized chuck and the slow vertical movement had me looking for yet another alternative. I saw the great reviews the PS Elite had so I decided to give Aimon another try. The size and layout are identical to the original, which I found very comfortable. The rubber grips are an extra perk. It's too bad Aimon still requires that the dongle be connected to the computed for updates and game specific settings, but the interface for the configuration program has gotten an update which was nice I guess.Once plugged it into my ps3 and I started playing MW3, It was immediately obvious that the glitches that made the original unbearable were address and corrected on this model (random mouse/chuck shutoff, choppy movement, inconsistent button response). The movement of the cross hairs was so much smoother- the vertical, horizontal and diagonal. The level of customization is great as you are able to adjust the sensitivity of the overall mouse movement, the sensitivity of the mouse movement when aiming down the sights/scope, as well as the sensitivity of the vertical and horizontal movements respectively.The one customization that was apart of the original and was brought to the Elite that remains frustrating is the dead zone. This feature sounds like a nice addition, but I'd rather they leave it out like splitfish does. If you increase the dead zone, then you will have faster game speed but the mouse movements, especially micro-movements will not be as smooth (which makes it hard to really lock onto a target when aiming. If you decrease the dead zone, then the opposite happens- very smooth mouse movements and micro-movements but slow game speed. WHY DO THEY DIFFERENTIATE THIS FROM THE OVERALL MOUSE SENSITIVITY!? No matter how you personalize it, you will need to sacrifice either speed or accuracy/smoothness. Even when I thought I had a perfect balance between the two, the micro-movements were smoother and accurate, as were the quick turns and mouse movements, but it would be difficult to transition between the two. This makes it tricky to find the right mouse speed when trying to make medium movements.I guess this is something that you have to practice to get used to it, but splitfish doesn't have this issue. Also, you have to consider that for every different game you play you would be required to plug the dongle into your pc to apply the right game settings, then customize the sensitivities (which will be different for every game), and then take time to get used to that game setting.The Elite will end up in the pile of other controllers and peripherals that don't get any use, along with the original Aimon PS.

The media could not be loaded.  Updated: More video footage of the 1.5 firmware released videos on yt.This video is using 1.1 firmware.PS3 AimonPS Elite I ran it , it's pretty good I like the rubber grip on the wand and mouse it's a tactical feel makes the whole setup feel more solid. I didn't have any problems with the Aimonps or Aimonxb but this is OPTICAL and I like Optical better than laser just personal preference. Main reason I have kept with mx518 all these years I just prefer it. Having tried the g500 and rat7 I still prefer optical mx518 over all. I know some people had issues with the aimonps and rf this from reading the forums they say it constantly hops channels to keep a clear wireless channel.ProsRubber gripped bodied Mouse and wandOptical instead of laser "personal preference"Game specific firmwaresextra mice feet includedVery little if any acceleration noticed mirrors faster hand movements to screen movements.ConsCan't think of any will post back if anything changes

Bonjour à tous, voici mon avis sur PC :Les moins :- Les réglages ! (pilotes, sensibilité, configuration, appuyer sur le dongle, etc.) c'est un peu galère tout ça, une deuxième souris est d'ailleurs nécessaire pour ces étapes.- Mise en veille de la souris un peu trop rapide, il faut appuyer sur un bouton pour la réveiller (idem "nunchuk").- sensibilité de base trop faible, il faut l'augmenter absolument (plusieurs possibilités de réglages plus ou moins évidentes).Les plus :+ Le sans fil (semble très bien fonctionner)+ Je prends enfin mon pied aux FPS ! Retour au clavier-souris ou à la manette tout simplement impossible.+ Utilisation instinctive, prise en main rapide, on s'y croit.+ Bon prix et semble bien fabriqué (sauf une trappe à pile qui ferme mal : scotch obligatoire)Conclusion : Vous pouvez foncer sur ce concept, ça vaut vraiment le coup.Et encore merci à Amazon qui me change la vie.Ajout du 01/04/2014 : Sur PS3 ça fonctionne aussi très bien, fini la manette !