Name: Kova
Brand: ROCCAT
SKU: 98667
Rating: 4.0 (42 reviews)

4.1

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Consumer ratings:

4.5 / 5

Editing photos was smooth and accurate some great engineering shown
supplied braided cable is nice and flexible and
Accuracy of the sensor is pretty good

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lack of customization may steer some hardcore gamers away
lack of software is nice it does limit you in terms of customizability

Operating resolution: 7000 dpi
Acceleration: 20G
Number of buttons: 12
Scroll wheel: yes
Number of wheels: 1
Connection: Wired
Weight: 99 g
Type of motion sensor: Optical

ROCCAT Kova - Pros & Cons

Editing photos was smooth and accurate some great engineering shown
supplied braided cable is nice and flexible and
Accuracy of the sensor is pretty good
mice were very nice to use and also incredibly reliable
Roccat Kova AIMO performs exceptionally well
speed
precision and accuracy
ambidextrous design and comfortable feel
it performed equally well in every case
feels just as good and performs just as well as before
The mouse is extremely well-designed and relatively inexpensive
excellent bargain
responsiveness is excellent and with the ability to tweak
a versatile yet ergonomic shape
The extra buttons were also easy to configure
solid build quality and dependable performance
light and comfortable to hold
It also feels solidly built and comfortable to use
clean
clear
and easy to read
feels sturdier and has four more independent RGB zones
It has a much more flexible cable and mouse feet that glide more smoothly
It feels very well-built
feels sturdier and has three more independent RGB zones
The Air is much lighter and feels sturdier
it feels very well-built
Kone AIMO Remastered is decent for office and multimedia work
feels sturdier and has a thumb rest
Kone Pro is much lighter and feels sturdier
Comfortable right-handed shape with a thumb rest
sharp lines and a very attractive shape
settings are very advanced and provides very detailed settings
rapid progress and reached a leading position on the market
comfortable design and rich (software-enabled
Macros for individual buttons are also supported
highly precise movements and titles where broad movements are better suited to the gameplay
it is very comfortable to hold as well
It feels good to use
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easy
plug and play experience
Kova is damn good
Performance wise it feels excellent with no signs of latency
the basic form has remained intact
fast and accurate for regular computing
Tracking was solid
sturdy build to its ambidextrous design

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lack of customization may steer some hardcore gamers away
lack of software is nice it does limit you in terms of customizability
program any macros or even remap buttons for Windows navigation
the right side buttons are only combination buttons
full illumination or disabled completely
the worst-looking configuration app out there
Kova AIMO is inconsistent
Heavier clicks
means slower reaction times to press fire
tale signs littered all over the design of this pesky pixel pointer
ROCCAT Swarm software to download
lack of support for left handed gamers with mice
two sets of thumb buttons on each side of the mouse
too comfortable to hit the side buttons with my little finger
Kova Aimo is very low to the ground
look down at my mouse once while playing a game
the software is not much better
looks clunky and has trouble saving profiles
the software can be a pain to install and updates are even
doesn't feature any significant changes from the previous version otherwise
It lacks the physical strength of the metal Mad Catz R
not the most user-friendly of processes
no fancy buttons
no configuration software and no interchangeable weights
relatively high price
limited feature set to translate to a low price
the other two function buttons are pretty tricky to reach though
not playing video games or checking out new gear
a ton of customization options for your lighting
Aimo adds some aggressive marketing hooks
no gradient lighting fun to be had
suitable for smaller-sized hands using a claw or fingertip grip
Scroll wheel has no free scrolling mode
very heavy compared to most other wired gaming mice
suitable for smaller hands using a claw or fingertip grip
modify the gaming experience
left click and right click buttons do feel a bit heavier
quite a large mouse and very heavy
The application is a bit cumbersome to install
lack of hardcore configuration
you cannot easily swap the DPI
permanent DPI status light would help determine what mode the mouse is in at a glance
Limited
far too much of a pain to get set up properly
Far more cumbersome are the buttons on the top of the mouse
can be applied if using the Swarm software by
having the buttons raised makes it just plain odd
does not have a display showing that you have changed your DPI setting
it is very difficult to remember all the two button combos
does not track users by stealth

ROCCAT Kova - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Number of buttons	12 Best: 3DConnexion SpaceMouse Enterprise Number of buttons: 31
Operating resolution	7000 dpi Best: Redragon Ranger Operating resolution: 124000 dpi
Weight	99 g Best: Dicota Twister Weight: 0.07 g

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ROCCAT Kova - Full Specifications

Type of motion sensor	Optical

Also for left-handed	yes
Multimedia buttons	yes

Colour of product	White
Illumination	yes
Cable length	1.8

Operating resolution	7000.0 dpi
Acceleration	20G
Number of buttons	12
Scroll wheel	yes
Number of wheels	1

Connection	Wired

Width	2.64 in
Height	1.57 in
Depth	5.12 in
Weight	3.49 oz

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ROCCAT Kova ROCCAT - Editorial Reviews (27)

4.0

Based on 27 reviews

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3.5

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4.5

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Published: 12.04.2016

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Published: 11.06.2010

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3.5

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Published: 29.11.2009

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Published: 27.11.2009

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Published: 17.02.2011

Roccat Kova

For a gaming mouse without software, the Kova is damn good. If you don't hold truck with macros, customisable buttons, x/y axis sensitivity and the like, this could be the one for you.

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Published: 27.06.2019

ROCCAT Kova AIMO Review

5.0

ROCCAT's iconic Kova line is back, and the newest iteration naturally comes with the company's signature AI-lighting, hence it's name: Kova AIMO. This fully ambidextrous gaming mouse also comes with a Pro-Optic R6 sensor, ten fully programmable buttons, 512 KB of on-board memory, and much more.

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Roccat KOVA AIMO review: An adept, if familiar, alternative to the DeathAdder

3.5

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