ROCCATKone XP Air – Wireless Gaming Mouse, 19K DPI Optical Sensor, 100h Battery, Charging Dock, AIMO RGB Lighting, Black

After 6 months of very light usage, only over the weekends, my scroll wheel stoped working! On mouse in this price range and brand is it unacceptable! Don't buy it and save your money.

pero para mí muy caro aunque como todas las marcas top que se les está hiendo la cabeza con los precios,pero todo lo que tengo de esta marca es de gran calidad,eso sí el ratón va genial

Have had this mouse now for about a week. I was hesitant at first as the price is quite high (£160 or 1990 kronor aprox) but got it with 35% off sale and thought it was not much higher then a Naga. So I went for it as I wanted more then two buttons on the side. Have had Logitech 402, G305 (neither of these two are that great imo) and a HyperX Pulsefire Raid. The HyperX had a good shape, buttons and all but poor quality. I been on the lookout for one like it and this Roccat fits that bill very well ontop of it being wireless also.As I got a palm grip the G305 for exampel was moving about in my palm alot as it has a narrow back edge, and I didnt like that at all. Wanted one thats wider and has good relaxing support when I grip it. The Roccat fits that perfect, only negative at start is it feels like the shift button (below the thumb) is rounded and it feels a tad like you got a bump under the thumb first day or two lol. But you'll get used to it and I dont notice it after a week really. I dont use the shift button for the extra set for 29 buttons and am happy with the 15 instead. The software lets you rearrange all the buttons to your own liking and so I made the shift into a regular button instead.Notice!!!When you get the mouse it'll ask you to update, if you like me happen to fall into that the mouse doesn't respond with clicks, just go into software and press reset on the buttons with your old mouse and it'll work. When you update it will clean all the mouse settings and button settings to nothing. That is why it wont respond. I googled and never found anything about it beside people having issues, but I saw it within 3 min and fixed it. So it's not a fault or anything wrong. Just need to press reset to default mapping of buttons and it'll be all good to go.Played all from BF, WoW, Battlebit, Wayfinder, Bannerlord (here I can see the shift work with troop commands if one want to go all hardcore for it), PUBG etc etc (I got to many games...).. and I think it's flawless in response and such. I read it had "loud" clicks which was completely wrong imo. It has lower click noice then my GF's Naga (like half) and it's not loud at all in my ears. Overall nothing bad to say about it really, 100h is well enough time to play a week with but since you charge it here and there you wont run out of battery. The RGB can be turned off to save battery time also which is good.Pro:+Shape+Size+Good for Palm Grip+Alot of buttons+Software so you can rearrange the binds to your liking+Scroll wheel+Noice level+The glides on it is great+Recharge station includedCons:-Price if not on sale (still probably worth it if you really want it and can afford)-Takes a few days to get used to the bump-Software reset button assignments (easy fix tho as said in text)-Doesn't seem to charge when PC is turned off with stationOverall 9.5/10 if price was lower 10/10 but I got on sale so it's a 10 for me.

I bought this mouse because I've mostly owned Roccat mice in the past and wanted some more buttons mainly for 3d modelling. And although it complements my needs perfectly, this mouse isn't perfect. I still have two older Kone's. A Kone Military and Kone Pure Ultra of which the first feels the sturdiest. The Kone XP Air screeks when you squeeze down on it. The Kain 200 i owned and died had the nicest clickers, but was very slippery to hold and had the shape of a potato. The Old Kone mice are the most sold ones I've owned But lack buttons. The main clickers, mouse 1 and 2 on the Kone XP Air feel really mushy, because they use TTC optical switched compared to the typical Omron switches. So it you are used to Omron's this will definitely feel like downgrade, which is unfortunate. The rest of the switch feel nice enough that i don't have much to say about them, however the scroll wheel, again, not perfect. The scroll down click needs far to much force to push down on. Especially when I 3d model i use middle mouse to navigate and it hurts my hand after a while. This is something i can mod by soldering in a better switch, but for a 150 euro mouse it should have been perfect. That is why i am giving it 2 stars, not because it's a bad mouse overall, but it is a downgrade when it comes to the main switches and this is something Roccat knows as well!

Mouse response is quite fast. Availability of many buttons allows configuring shortcuts. For MAC users, pls configure buttons in a windows computer, then use it in MAC.

The mouse has a great feel to it, both on the surface and "in hand".Battery life could have been longer, but it charges fast.Abit disappointed in Aimo so far - but it’s supposed to learn your habits so let’s see if the mouse comes abit more to life in the future...