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

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 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've used this mouse for about a month now. Here are my thoughts on this wonderful mouse.Pros:-extremely low latency wireless-top tier stock feet that don't need replacing. ( Aftermarket feet will probably perfor 5-10% better if you really want that edge )-large side buttons-great coating-ergonomic shape that fits well for MY grip style-unique RGB implementation-easy storage for the dongle under the mouse-dual mode pairing with bluetooth connectivity (bluetooth mode offers dramatically more battery life. about 3x more usage time availableCons:-optical switch clicks just cannot match the sound and feel of mechanical switch clicks. the crispiness is missed-the ergonomic shape, while comfortable for ME, is not for everyone, as it can alienate the gripstyle's of others due to forcing a specific grip-no adapter for the included cable to plug the receiver into ( if you've had other wireless gaming mice I think you'd know what I'm talking about. )-no infinite scroll wheel ( coming from a g503 lightspeed, this is a feature that I miss )-the rgb implementation, while unique, may not be for everyoneWireless mice these days are pretty much all great. With wireless tech being as good as wired, sensor tech coming as far as it has and with companies all pretty much using their own implementation of the same sensor from one company, performance of these mice are pretty much all the same. What it comes down to is shape. And while this is a 5 star mouse for me due to the shape, it is definitely not a "one size fits all," but more a "perfect shape for some." If this shape looks like it will fit your grip style, I say give this a try. It's definitely unique in the market for it's shape, so if the shape is right for you, it's pretty much the only one out there like it.

Purchased a white Kone Pro Air used-like new the first time and it came with a faulty 2.4Ghz receiver that didn't work. Returned it and ordered another one "like new" and this one works flawlessly. Great ergonomic mouse for the price I bought it for of $50. Luckily I got it right before the price jumped to like $80 for used-like new. Just had to keep rolling the dice until I got a good one. If you've ever held a g502, is it similar to that but with more support in palm grip. Much lighter too so great for shooters and osu. Side buttons are higher up than the g502 but it's pretty easy to get used to. Good tactility on the buttons, no mushy feeling on mine, very satisfying and not too loud. Battery life with RGB on lasts a week. RGB off approx. 2 weeks. The software has a battery indicator which is handy. Only buy this mouse if you have medium to large hands. If you do, it's very comfortable to hold and supports any grip style in my usage. The first week of owning it might feel like its stretching your hand muscle every so slightly, but your muscles will find a comfortable position after a week or so. Comparing it to the G pro Wireless, this is a very good mouse and I don't think (in usage) the G pro wireless is any better. The clicks on this mouse feel better better than the Viper Ultimate but not as good as the g pro but they arent at all bad. I find them quite satisfying after my past weeks of usage. The Kone pro air and g pro are very comparable to each other, but one is cheaper. If you *absolutely* need wireless charging, though, get the g pro wireless, otherwise just get this mouse. Overall for the price, this thing is a steal.

The ROCCAT Kone Pro is hands down one of the best gaming mice I’ve used! It’s super lightweight, incredibly responsive, and the ergonomic shape fits perfectly in my hand during long gaming sessions. The Titan Optical switches are smooth and fast, and the RGB lighting adds a great aesthetic without being over the top. I’ve noticed a real improvement in my aim and reaction time.

This mouse is amazing, it can drag, without tape. Great for butterfly clicking too it doesn't really double click though, and something wrong with scroll wheel after a month, but it's still great.