CONCLUSION

   I’ve lost count on the how many times we’ve tested a gaming mouse featuring the ADNS-9800 laser sensor and although it may not be the very best one out in the market currently (the PMW3310 is better in some aspects as is the Philips PLN2037 Twin Eye) still there’s no doubt that it’s among the fastest and most accurate ones (not to mention the most popular one). With that out of the way the Argon has something not many gaming mice have, a body shaped in such a way that it’s not just ambidextrous but it’s also very easy to get used to (it felt right at home from the moment I started using it) while the rubber coating and side grips do a very good job in keeping it right where it should be. I still don’t know why manufacturers don’t place more weights with gaming mice featuring weight adjustment systems (for example 30-40g extra) but even the 18g included with the Argon should be more than enough for most gamers. The control panel is quite easy to use but I do think it could be even easier with some small changes (for example all the performance options/settings on the initial tab).

   For some strange reason we were unable to located the Argon Ocelote World Laser Gaming Mouse in the USA currently (will ask OZONE for that) but it’s widely available in the EU for a price tag of 62Euros (Amazon.co.uk). That price tag places the Argon right between several similar models but certainly quite lower than other higher-end ones with more extras like aluminum bodies, extra buttons and RGB illumination. Overall however the Argon Ocelote World by OZONE is a very capable mouse which all gamers should consider having and because of that it’s well worth our Golden Award.

PROS

- Build Quality
- Accuracy/Grip (Rubber Coated & Large Rubber Grips)
- 9800DPI/150IPS (Pixart ADNS-9800 Laser Sensor)
- 128kb of Onboard Memory
- 9 Programmable Buttons
- 5 Profiles
- OMRON Switches
- Adjustable Weight
- Braided Cable with Gold Plated USB Connector

CONS

- Dual Color Lighting System
- Not Available In the USA?
- Bundle