ROCCAT Kone Pro PC Gaming Mouse, Lightweight Ergonomic Design, Titan Switch Optical, AIMO RGB Lighting, Superlight Wired Computer Mouse, Titan Scroll Wheel, Bionic Shell, 19K DPI, White

I purchased & returned the Viper pro & Superlight finding them both to be too uncomfortable. To be fair the Viper is comfortable for finger grip but not much else, I have medium sized hands. So I tried the Kone pro wired, which weighs the same and was very pleasantly surprised. It excels at claw grip but is versatile enough to use in finger & palm grips as well. Surprisingly it's only wider than the superlight, length and height are the same. Regardless the shape is much more comfortable. The side buttons are the best on the Kone pro being large & clicky which makes both buttons easy to press regardless of grip(superlight's are mushy in comparison). Similarly the scroll wheel notches felt more well defined than the other two, making weapon switching easier. The R&L click buttons are the are optical switches so have a bit of a hollow sound but are light and spammable so functionally pretty equivalent to the superlight. The Viper pro's switches were a tad harder than I'd like. Coating is better than the Viper pro's too which is a bit slippery. The sides have a slight texture which is very helpful(you shouldn't need grip tape), the wire is very paracord like, and it comes with an extra set of feet(a great addition). Honestly I could care less about wireless & since it's cheaper & lighter I choice it over the Kone Pro Air. All in all a tremendous value

I buy a lot of mice. I never like them enough to use them for too long before moving on. They never really feel right. I like the Razer Basilisk Ultimate. Its what I had been using most recently. Its a very nice mouse. Again though, it just wasn't quite for me. Cant really put my finger on what was wrong with it, but it was just not what I was looking for. This mouse though, this mouse is great. It feels right. It works great. Its also very light. I don't have much more to say. Its not revolutionary, but its been refined to near perfection. The only real negative is that its very bare bones. No tiltwheel or extra buttons, or anything. I do like having that stuff, but its not essential. I don't know if a tiltweel would even work with this mouse though. The wheel is a little different than other wheels. It kind of has a different feel or something. Its very nice. I don't know if it could be as nice if it could also tilt. If it was either this wheel or a tilt wheel, I would still choose this wheel. An additional note on the wheel: Others are reporting issues with it. I have not encountered any of them. There was a firmware update I installed before using it, and it said it improved the performance of the wheel. I cant say for sure its why I had no problems, but Its possible that it was the firmware that was causing those issues for people, and not the hardware itself. Again though, I don't actually know.

The maus feels lite and fast, love the rgb and the button. Exceptional ergonomics as well as the cable. The double click is great for high cps in minecraft that pares beautifully with it's shape for butterfly clicking. Nearly impossible to drag click with the texture, but with electrical tape and a lot of sharpie it's perfect and you'll get up to 60 cps.

I got the mouse early today and have used it for 5,6 hours, so this is a first impressions review that will be updated down the road. My hands are 19.5cm by 9.3cm and the Kone Pro fits me like a glove. The sides are rubberized and have a high quality feel, as does the rest of the plastics on the mouse. Overall, the build quality is pretty good, the only issue is that my copy makes a few cracking noises when squeezed around the base but it's not horrible, I just wished it was a tiny bit more sturdy. When it comes to the left and right mouse buttons - for me they are too light to click and for the first 30 minutes, I did click them by accident, but by the end of my gaming session, I kinda got used to them. They're not so light that you click them while resting your fingers on them but in my opinion they made them too light and could've been better. If that's a concern for you, then I would recommend going for something else. If you like spammable buttons, then these will be perfect. The side buttons have a bit too much travel on them but they're not horrible and are good size (unlike SS's Prime mice). Now, I know the biggest complaint for this mouse is the mouse wheel, BUT for me, this one is the best I've ever had (prevoius ones were Razer Viper(and cobra), SS rival 300, razer deathdder, coolermaster mm731 etc.). It's tactile but also easy to scroll and very quiet. The MMB is also not too hard to press but also not light enough to introduce accidental clicks while scrolling. The wheen itself is made of aluminum and feels premium. I don't know how the encoder will hold up(I will update the review the moment it goes bad), but if it brakes soon, that will be a damn shame because it's an amazing scroll wheel. There're two versions of the Swarm software and it seems like the second one is buggy, so I managed the find the first version from reddit and it works normally after updating it. The PTFE feet glide perfectly fine and are high quality (+ you get additional ones in the box). Having said that, if it wasn't for the cracking and the overly light buttons, I would've definitely given the kone pro a 5/5 stars. In any case, you can't go wrong with this mouse if you have medium-large hands as it's priced at 25$ currently. This makes it an even more compeling product. EDIT 4 MONTHS LATER: The mouse is holding up nicely, there's still some cracking when squeezing the mouse, but other than that, it's doing fine. The scroll wheel is still working properly!

Drag clicking? Perfect. Butterfly clicking? Perfect. Jitter Clicking? Almost perfect. Software? Very good but not so much lighting customization. Very good for money. $30 dollars for one of the best mice is the perfect price. Grip is very good but the mouse is small for my hand, bloody a70x is bigger which makes it better for me in size. For games like minecraft it's 1st or 2nd best mouse for it, it's mostly preference. Also performance is very good because it does everything. Another thing is the software and the mouse itself is very easy to use and accuracy is one of the best. I can even use the mouse without taking off the stickers on the bottom. This was one of the best investments I ever made for games! If you are thinking of buying this mouse mainly for minecraftbut you would like to play some other games with it too. Definitely get this one.

I originally bought this mouse with low expectations, since my Logitech mouse was having double-click issues. This mouse has an optical switch, so double click should theoretically never be a problem, and hasn't for the 4 months I've been using this mouse. The software comes with an adjustable debounce time, so it's definitely possible to purposefully double-click with this mouse to get high CPS. The weaknesses of this mouse definitely include the scroll wheel. It gets the job done, but can feel just a little flimsy at times (though I might just be spoiled coming from the G502 scroll wheel). There's also no left and right scrolling, which isn't a huge issue most of the time but is a nice to have that I sometimes miss when using Excel. The pads also have very poor durability, in only 4 months of use a significant portion of the pads have been scraped away. Although, the upside is that the wear of the pads have not really changed the feel or accuracy of the mouse too much for me. The mouse came with replacement pads as well, though I haven't tried replacing any of the pads as of yet. Overall, this mouse was a really nice surprise for me. It's accurate, comes with optical switches, has software that's pretty lightweight and non-intrusive but feature-full, and is really cheap to boot. The downsides of poor pad durability and scroll wheel feel aren't nearly enough to outweigh the positives of this mouse. I don't think there's a better mouse on the market at its price. Would highly recommend!

I picked this up as a lightweight mouse for everyday use and gaming, and it’s been a great experience so far. The shape is comfortable and feels natural in the hand, especially for longer sessions. It’s very light without feeling cheap, which makes quick movements easy and reduces fatigue over time. Clicks feel crisp and consistent thanks to the optical switches. There’s no mushiness, and everything feels precise. The scroll wheel is smooth with defined steps, and the side buttons are placed well and easy to reach. Tracking has been excellent. I haven’t noticed any jitter or inconsistencies, and it performs well across different surfaces. Plugged it in and it worked immediately, and the software is straightforward if you want to tweak lighting or button mappings. If you’re looking for a lightweight, comfortable mouse with solid performance and good build quality, this is a strong option.

One of if not the best mouse I've ever used. The DPI and color settings might be a bit tricky but other than that, it's amazing. I use it daily for all sorts of different games like COD, Valorant, and other games and it feels really nice in the hand and since I've gotten it I've told others to try it. As long as you don't throw it at the wall trying to break it then you should be good. I've had it for years and it's still holding up really good. Very rarely will the sensor on the bottom do something weird but if it does, it's only for a second or so and it's probably because of other reasons. But all around I'd say a 10/10 mouse. Lowest I'd go is a 9/10. I even bought a second one from how much I love it.