ROCCAT Kone XTD Optical

ROCCAT have sent in a contender for the lightweight mouse title in the Kone Pure Ultra, a mid priced gaming device with a familiar sensor and software

Having used a Razer Naga MMO for most of my gaming needs, I've grown accustomed to the additional functionality provided by the 12 side buttons. But don't let the lack of blatantly noticeable buttons on the Kone Pure Optical mouse trick you into thinking this mouse isn't as capable of such things. Anyone who has

The Roccat Kone Pure Optical is the company's core performance gaming mouse, while the Roccat Raivo is a high-velocity gaming mousepad. See my full review.

The ROCCAT Kone Pure Optical looks to be but a small evolution in the series but given the success of the original model, this may not necessarily be a bad thing.

ROCCAT delivers a Kone laser mouse that is all about the tech and less about the flash and bragging rights. Let's take a look at the Optical Core.

ROCCAT's Kone Pure Owl-Eye Optical RGB gaming mouse enters the labs and we put it to the test.

Popular mouse gets reduced in size but keeps all the features

Roccat managed to improve the Kone to create one of the best gaming mice out there.

The ROCCAT Kone Pure Ultra is a great wired gaming mouse. It's lightweight and feels very sturdily built. It has a right-handed shape with a shallow thumb rest, ...

Introduction Roccat have produced some of the coolest and best performing peripherals we've ever tested here at eTeknix, going from the Roccat Kone XTD gaming mouse which I personally regard as the best mouse on the market, to their smaller Kone Pure and the hybrid Savu, all of which won eTeknix awards for their incredible performance and extensive features, amongst many other great reasons. So naturally we're going into this review with pretty high expectations of both Roccat and the Kone Pure Optical gaming mouse. The Optical sensor is a big deal for some gamers, laser is wonderful to use

The fraternal twin of the Kone Pure brings an optical sensor option, but does it hold up to the high standards of the original? In a word... yes.