A long feature list does not automatically make a better product. Start with the information you want in a raid, then confirm that delivery, updates, and assistance remain available when the game changes.
Decide what you want to improve first
For situational awareness, prioritize player, distance, loot, radar, and quest displays. If you also want combat assistance, compare aim behavior and the controls that can limit when it activates. Users who want detailed configuration should also check whether each category has independent filters, colors, ranges, and saved settings.
Do not assume that similarly named features behave the same across products. Read the dedicated product page and compare what is included and excluded.
Five points to compare before buying
1. Information and loot display
Check whether player details, distance, equipment, weapons, health, containers, corpses, prices, categories, and quest items can be filtered. Too much information can reduce readability, so customization matters.
2. Aim assistance
Compare activation conditions, target selection, field of view, smoothing, and body-part selection. More automation is not always easier to control.
3. Updates and delivery
Confirm where status notices appear, how the product is received, and whether setup instructions are maintained after EFT updates.
4. Provider and terms
Look for clear license periods, supported environments, refund rules, risk notices, and a reachable support route. Avoid absolute safety claims.
5. Language and support
NONU provides the software UI, setup guidance, and support in Japanese, English, Korean, and Chinese. The supported environment is Windows 10 / Windows 11 with Intel or AMD CPUs.
Match the NONU plan to the features you will use
| Plan | Main focus | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Lite | Core ESP, loot, radar, quest display, recoil control | Information-first setup |
| Plus | Lite functions plus standard aim assistance | Balanced features |
| Max | All categories, advanced display and aim settings | Maximum control and priority support |
Choose Lite if the core display functions cover your purpose. Choose Plus when standard aim assistance is essential. Choose Max when you want to avoid outgrowing the feature set and need more individual help.
Use this final checklist
- Your PC matches Windows 10/11 and Intel/AMD requirements
- The exact functions you need are listed on the product page
- The license period, delivery method, and setup route are clear
- Guidance and support are available in your preferred language
- You have read the terms, refund conditions, and risk notice
Third-party software may violate game or platform terms and can lead to detection or account restrictions. Make the final decision at your own responsibility.