Roccat Kone

Accurate tracking performance ; Smooth gliding ; Bright RGB lighting ; Excellent ergonomics

May be too bulky for some ; Not weight adjustable ; Non-removable cable ; Feels a tad plasticky

Tons of buttons ; Nvidia Reflex support ; 2.4GHz and Bluetooth options ; RGB lighting looks great

Expensive ; No major changes from wired version

Roccat's Kone XP Air remains as excellent as its wired variant, but in going wireless, it nearly doubles in price without adding other major features.

Excellent, precise movement. Despite seeming a bit goofy, the voice alerts are actually quite clever. Weight system is improved from the Kone. Shift button gives great flexibility.

Buttons above and below scroll wheel are awkward. Weights system still fiddly.

As the name may suggest, the Kone[+] is a step up from the Kone, and we have no hesitation in recommending this as a fantastic gaming mouse.

Highly customisable. Comfortable. TCU may give you a slight edge.

Right handers only. Electronics on the customisable weights is a waste. Advanced macro editor broken.

The Kone has earned itself a spot among our favourite gaming mice, Roccat proving it's got what it takes. Recommended.

I talked about precision in the introduction of this review in different areas; mainly how important and valuable it actually is, and this definitely applies to how important the sensor of a mouse is. The ROCCAT Kone EMP claims unrelenting precision...