Ozone Smog

Ozone Smog Review

We review the Ozone Smog gaming mouse to see if it can truly compete with industry leaders such as Logitech and Razer.Is there any less appropriate name for a product in the green-crazed marketplace of 2010 than the Ozone Smog? Unless some other hapless company is marketing a mouse known as the Barbaric PuppySlayer, we think not. Unfortunate product name aside, the Smog gaming mouse from Spanish upstart Ozone sets its sites squarely on the likes of Logitech and Razer by offering a full-featured gaming mouse at a price more in line with these competitors’ entry-level offerings.Note: Australia’s Cyber Snipa and Ace of Sweden sell nearly identical mice, indicating the Smog uses a generic design tweaked and rebadged for different manufacturers.Like any gaming mouse worth its salt, the Smog comes with an array of buttons, widgets and gizmos intended to translate every twitch of your mouse to sudden death for some unfortunate virtual adversary.Between the usual right and left mouse buttons, you’ll find shield-shaped “lift” and “mode” buttons. The lift button allows you to calibrate your mouse for your mousing surface, while the mode button is your shifter between one of seven – yes, seven – different sets of programmed controls.