Accurate, comfortable, extremely customisable, supports claw and grip gameplay styles, positive tactile response, LED lightshow
Cable not braided, slight jitter at low speeds, no gold contacts, scroll wheel, not for left-handed users, Roccat probably employed constipated ex-Gestapo for voiceovers
Handling, ergonomics, Excellent movement, Comprehensive software, Accurate sensor, Buttons for adjusting the sensor's resolution on the fly, EasyShift[] for assigning two functions to the same button
CPUintensive when the sensor is set to 1000 Hz, One of the buttons (in front) isn't intuitive to reach
On top of being fast and precise, the Kone[+] is very comfortable in the hand (as long as you're right-handed), glides smoothly across the table, has a very comprehensive driver and top-notch ergonomics. The only thing that might not please everyone is th...
Abstract: To many computer users the mouse is just a necessary little tool for operating their computer. As long as it has two buttons and a wheel and the cursor goes where it's supposed to, most people are satisfied. Gamers are more demanding, however, in terms ...
Abstract: If it were even £10 cheaper then I would consider the Kone[+] to be an essential purchase, but £70 is an absurd amount to pay for a mouse. If you have the money to blow on just one mouse and you need more than five buttons then the Kone[+] would be a good...
The Roccat Kone[+] is Roccats high-end mouse and it’s easy to see why. With the ability to have 24 different controls right at your fingers (literally), extreme accuracy, tracking, and performance, the Kone should be any gamers ideal choice.The include...
Good ergonomics, EasyShift[] many buttons with the possibility of configuration, Fast and precise, The modification possibilites both buttons and the looks, The surface of the mouse
No support for lefthanded)
Roccat are known for making products that stand out, and the Kone[+] has not changed that.Roccat Kone[+] offers many new functions, both in comparison to the old Kone, but also rival's suggestions to a good mouse. The sound feedback is a funny deta...
Abstract: Having previously reviewed ROCCAT’s first ever gaming mouse, the ROCCAT Kone, and been bowled over by its performance and slick design, we were keen to see how the new revision, the ROCCAT Kone compares. The '+' sign that proceeds the name signals that...
