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Aurora EDC
Clicky Netrino S
Clicky Netrino S
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Clicky Netrino S Details:
• Body: PLA
• Plates: PETG
• Ball: Stainless Steel
• Weight: 26g
• Size: 45 × 24 × 16.5mm
Package Includes:
• Clicky Netrino S in tin storage case
• 1 spare SS ball
• 1 spare clicking mechanism
Magnet Setup: Hybrid 5x3mm N52 (corners) + N35 (middle)
The slider is slowly 3d printed with 100% infill which makes it solid and durable. Due to the nature of 3D printing, there will be small cosmetic imperfections. Minor surface flaws are not grounds for return or refund.
Please do not leave sliders in direct sunlight or in areas with high temperatures such as inside cars.
Tracked shipping is included in the price (where applicable) and US customs will be prepaid.
Tracked shipping is included in the price (where applicable) and US customs will be prepaid.
Why Clicky Netrino “S”?
The “S” stands for Slim. Compared to previous Mini Netrino models, this version is significantly narrower, with a width of just 2.4 cm (24 mm) making it snappier.
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The Clicky Netrino “S” uses the exact same magnet strength as the Atlantis X, which has received very positive feedback. If you liked the Atlantis X magnet feel, this will feel immediately familiar.
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What magnets does it contain?
• Corners: 5×3 mm N52
• Center: 5x3mm N35
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What’s the difference between this version and previous Netrino models?
This version follows the Atlantis X design philosophy, combined with direct feedback from Mini Netrino v2 users.
Key improvements:
• Slimmer height than Mini Netrino v2
• Narrower overall width, reducing unnecessary plate contact
The reduced contact area improves performance while minimising wear over time.
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Is it still a “mini”?
Yes. At 4.5 cm in length, it clearly qualifies as a mini slider.
The word “Mini” was left out of the product name simply to keep the name short.
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Why does it come only in a crunchy version if it uses screws? Can it be converted to silent?
The slider is modular by design. Using screws allows flexible combinations of materials and colors, letting me offer the strengths of both PLA and PETG.
From a design perspective:
• Screws are necessary to support this modular approach
• The slider is tuned to be crunchy
• This results in a mild controlled sound rather than excessive noise
Converting it to silent is not recommended from a design standpoint, as it compromises the intended performance. That said, it’s your slider, you’re free to experiment if you wish.
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