AIMON PS Wireless Mouse

I used the Aimon PS for 2.5 hrs yesterday playing Resistance 2. It took a few minutes to find the perfect settings (dead space was 0, sensitivity on mouse was medium and sensitivity in game settings was maxed) and that started working really well. It does take some time to get used to because its not exactly like PC gaming. Its very close, but the consoles just can't get it perfect because they were never meant to. After playing for about 15 minutes, I was in the zone. Getting head shots and pwning like I should be.There are moments when the mouse does not read your movements or the movements seem stiff or shakey. But they are few and far between. The minor annoyance that may cause, pales in comparison to continually sweeping by an enemy while using the duel analog controller. That used to frustrate me to no end.All in all, the Aimon PS is not perfect, but it's the closest thing you'll get to a PC experience on the PS3. I give it 8/10. It takes some time to setup right and get used to, and they're may be a few minor bugs (hopefully fixed by a firmware update), but overall, it was worth it for me because I just hate playing FPS with a controller.

I wanted to like this product. I even went to the Aimon site, looked through forum posts and tried a few tweaks to try to get things calibrated. I started playing FPS on the PC around the time of the Battlefield 1942 and Counter-Strike, so I'm a fairly experienced PC gamer. I bought the Aimon PS Elite because I have Battlefield 3 for the PS3 and I was hoping to recapture some of the keyboard/mouse experience. Unfortunately, this isn't it. The tracking just isn't as smooth as my Logitech G15 mouse. It's possible that this device works well with other games - I'm not sure. The design of the product is pretty good, but it's how it performs in-game that counts. And in that regard... expect to get killed a LOT.

After quite a bit of research between various wireless gaming mouse/nunchuck combinations, I decided on the Aimon PS Elite controller and I'm glad that I did! Between the support, hardware, and gameplay I have no doubt that this is the best option on the market.Support - The amount of software and support provided from Tuact is fantastic. There is firmware for virtually any fps game you'll play, or you can customize the settings using the gui provided from tuact. My only complaint about some of the support is it can be a tad confusing with the different tutorial documents on the site. Sometimes wording isn't consistent (the usb connector was at times referred to as "dongle" and other times called the "receiver") which forced me to re-read the instructions multiple times. But once I got the drivers and software installed flashing new layouts to the receiver was a breeze.Hardware - The quality of the mouse, nunchuck, and receiver are top notch. They have a solid and weighty feel to them and are very comfortable to hold and use. The mouse clicks felt very nice and all other buttons felt adequate to excellent. My only complaint was how easy it is to actually turn the scroll wheel when clicking it. I may need to remap the buttons to disable it, but at times when I tried to click R3 for melee it resulted in other things happening.Gameplay - I was a little skeptical at first after reading mixed reviews on using a mouse on console. But as soon as I started moving and aiming around I could tell that the Aimon PS Elite is a winner. It didn't take long to get used to the movement and control of the mouse and I was surprised at just how smooth the motion was, even once the sensitivity was turned up. It will take a little user tweaking (I would suggest turning up the game sensitivity first), but the "f" button on the mouse allows easy in game adjustments of the dead zone and sensitivity. I found that while the default smoothness was incredible, the looking speed was a little too slow for my liking so I turned the sensitivity up a bit for most game firmwares. While it did take a bit to get used to the new button layout, the primary functions came naturally and I was spot on with my aiming almost immediately, especially once you're looking down sights or a scope. While it may not quite be a 100% match to how a game feels on PC, this feels about as close as possible. With some tweaking the differences weren't even noticeable.Overall - With all things considered, I'd rate this controller as 4.5 stars. Although I had a couple very minor complaints, overall I'm very pleased with the quality and function of this product. Of course, it requires a little more time and patience than a typical controller in getting the settings adjusted and tweaked, but the payoff was well worth it!

Tuact is a genius for creating such a product. The PS Elite does what gamepads cannot deliver and that is accuracy and precision. Gaming since NES days I know anyone can become a good player with a gamepad. The problem for me is that I always felt like we are doing it the wrong and hard way. If you put that effort using a mouse I bet you can become a killer. Let's give credit where credit is due. A mouse will always have better accuracy and precision and now we can take that advantage with the PS Elite. Basically it is a gamepad cut in half. On the left hand you got the Wand with buttons layout similar to the DS3 gamepad so you grow comfortable quite quickly. On the right hand you got the mouse with X,O,square,triangle on its left side. All buttons are customizable as well mouse speed and smoothness and so much more. For instance, I can customize the Elite where I don't use the d-pad when playing Skyrim. So my left thumb never leave the joystick yet I still get all functions you would get from the d-pad. I know there are other options out there (converters) but what I like about the PS Elite is that it's made specially for the PS3 so all game are compatible. Seller and [email protected] were very supportive with issues I had with the Wand. It shows how hard they work to keep a great customer satisfaction.Two things I wish they done differently. The PS button on the Wand does seems to get in the way. I accidentally kept pressing it at first but you'll learn not to do that after a while. The other are the X & triangle buttons on the mouse are a bit apart from each other. I tend to use the tip of my thumb when pressing those buttons. Other than that I have nothing to say but to try it out.

the hardware seemed like it would work fine, but the software sucked, you cant adjust the size of the config box,... you couldnt scroll down, so you cant get to the save option when changing settings and button mapping.. so I had no use for it... instead i use my XIM with a gaming computer mouse, and a sony nav.. works just as good... no battery s required

I bought this mouse to play battlefied 3 with, and I am not disapointed. Thes software is easy to use so setting up you Aimon isn't a hastle at all, and the custimization you can get through the software is also really good. It's also very easy to change settings like dead zone, sensitivity, mouse whele functions, and more on the fly with the F key on the mouse. All of the buttons on the mouse and the wand are really responsive too. I especially like the five-way scroll wheel, which can be remapped with the software on Tuacts site. Something that I didn't see mentioned here or on Tuacts web page, is that the wand has motion control, so you can still use some SIXAXIS functions with the Aimon, or map gestures to the controller for PC gameplay. The Aimon can be put into PC mode while in the Playstation 3 so you can use it to play games like Dust 514 or Counter Srtike: GO in keyboard and mouse mode. I haven't used any of the alternatives to this controller like the hori tac 3 or a converter like the eagle eye, but I can't immagine them being better than the Aimon, simply because it functions so well it feels like I'm playing on a PC. The only complaints I have about the Aimon PS Elite are the left analog stick and the L2 button could be better. I don't like the texture of the stick that much and it's hard to do small movements with it like walking instead of running. L2 is a digital button instead of an analog button like on the Dualshock 3, so you can't press it half way or anything. Those are minor gripes though, so I would still highly recomend this controller.

Well, i used to be PC gamer then I bought PS3. I spent month on searching good mouse type controller for my PS3 since I suck at fps. I decided to buy xim and eagle eye but they require additional investment on mouse and keyboard and I hate a lot of cables. Then I decided yo buy aimon PS elite. This is really good and met all of my expectations. It has a learning curve but after playing one week i become beast (i played 1-2 hours per day). My K/D increased in BF3 from 0.35 to 0.80 and it is still increasing. Now I finish in top 3 nearly in all games. It is not completely PC feel but if you can adjust the mouse speed deadzone etc. (Which is simple enough) you can find best settings. It also has default game settings for several FPS games.Best Part:You will enjoy fps as you did with your PC even if it is not 100% same as PC. But it will get very close as you get used to it.Worst Part:I dont think it has any but some people dont like batteries. It is not problem, i was using it for month now and it still shows full. Also, in BF3 forget using jets since it is really impossible. However tanks and helis are easy enough.

The mouse is very bad, the dpi must be very low, i used the Aimon mouse with BF3, MW3 & Killzone 3, none of these games performed well with the Aimon mouse, the WAND chuck worked well with all the games i mentioned, also this product will work on PC.

Pretty close to PC mouse gameplay once you get it set up...and you will need to set up each game differently. But if you hate the gamepad for FPS, this is definitely worth it...the setup is not hard. Now I'll actually buy PS3 exclusive FPS games since I can aim again.Still, I wish PS3 game developers would support mouse and keyboard. It's just not the same as a high-end mouse on PC because of the emulation factor.

The wireless mouse nunchuck combo is a great peripheral for the PS3. To truly make it worth using you must update the firmware because the stock firmware is not the best and had me a bit bummed when I first got it. Many people complain about the "skipping" of the mouse in and out, you must use the RF scan to find a clean blue tooth band, and you must sync it with your ps3, what i mean is sync it while it is connected to your PC right after the rf search, then when its in your ps3 resync. When I did that I found the "Skipping" to go away SIGNIGICANTLY, whenever it does reappear, it is either because my recharge battery is low, or i just have to resync when its on the ps3, when takes like 5 seconds.I use the Sanyo recharge batteries and charger I feel it holds quite well.I use this religously on blackops.

I got the Elite as soon as it came out so I've been using it for a few months. I've only used it to play MW3. It's the closest thing I've ever used to being like a mouse on the PC and I've tried most of the products out there through the years. There are custom profiles you can load to the Elite for each game. Most of the popular games are supported, but you can adjust the settings so that it will work for any game. You can dial in the deadzone, mouse speed, button response rate, and rapid fire rate with the setup utility to what works best for you. I just use the COD8 profile, but I realize some people will want to use this feature. Also, Tuact is always improving and releasing new firmware and profiles so that the product just gets better and better.

Very good controller, as expected being a previous FragNstein owner, I had an idea to what I was expecting. Setup is a breeze, very easy to install and update firmware, even easier changing the settings with the very simple GUI. I like the RF scanner, lets you choose the best RF singal for the best possible connection. Played COD's and KZ2, very happy with the results, took me just a couple of minutes to dial in mouse per game. Very Impressed! Built quality of this mouse compares to any logitech gaming mouse, not some cheapy plasticky feel with cheesy designs, smooth and solid with very responsive mouse clicks. Very well built, performs even better than my FragNstein, Frequent firmware updates which only gets better, RF Scanner, very good Sixaxis motion controls, cheaper than other mouse wireless controllers. Two thumbs up.

I can say that this is the best accessory I have bought for my PS3 since I got it. I am new to FPS and I use it to play Battle Field 3 because my aiming sucks sooooo badly. You can tweak the settings and button mappings of it any way you want but, it took a while to get the driver to work on Windows 7 for me. (the website is very helpful.) It takes time to get it just right because you have to plug it into the pc to tweak it then, plug it into the PS3 to see if you like it. I will buy this product again? : )

Love this controller. Had it about two years before the optics on the mouse gave out. Immediately replaced my broken one with a new one. That one also lasted about two years. Got solid playing time in those years, and I would have worn out at least one or two PS3 controllers under the same conditions. No complaints, I would have bought a third set if they were still available. Good responsiveness, and the button layout is perfect for FPS games. Mostly played Call of Duty franchise games.

I have had this for almost one month and it is great! It was a little difficult getting the settings right for modern warfare 3 but once it was all tuned up i had a blast. One flaw is that my left-mouse click is a little squeaky but that's ok. The battery runs for quite a while and the chuck (the thing other than the mouse) is awesome! I also use this for PC games like bioshock, l4d, tf2, and minecraft. I especially like the accelerometer. Whenever i want to reload, i just flick the controller. I recommend this product!