Which Roccat mouse to buy for less than 500 dollars? If you are looking for Roccat mouses for less than 500 dollars, we compare the best mouses that you will find in the market that suit your needs and budget.
Roccat Kone Pure Owl-Eye (2017)
Evolution of the Kone Pure Optical that we tested in 2014, the Kone Pure Owl-Eye (2017) is equipped with the new Owl-Eye optical sensor designed by Pixart and found in the manufacturer's Kone EMP and Leadr mice. What improve the performance of the mouse without great risk taking.
Price
~67€
Evolution of the Roccat Kone XTD, the Kone EMP represents the high-end wired of the manufacturer. It now incorporates a new optical sensor designed by Pixart and called Owl-Eye by Roccat, in principle ensuring first-class performance.
Price
~74€
On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of its first Kone mouse, Roccat introduces the Kone Aimo, a new version which uses its intelligent RGB lighting "Aimo Living Light".
Price
~67€
Roccat is rejuvenating its catalog of gaming mice with three Kain models, including the Kain Aimo 120 that we are testing here. It benefits from the new Titan switches and the 16k Owl-Eye sensor. What outperform the competition?
Price
~69€
To satisfy RGB lovers, Roccat continues to renew its flagship products by adding compatibility with its intelligent Aimo lighting system. Thus arrives the Kova Aimo (launch price: € 59.99): a simple update of the previous Kova launched in 2015.
Price
~59€
The only wireless model in the Roccat gamer mouse range, the Leadr is certainly aimed at the high end. Packed with 14 buttons, delivered with a charging base and equipped with the latest Owl-Eye optical sensor from the manufacturer, it promises to work as quickly wirelessly as, and can also be connected directly to USB when its battery is discharged.
Price
~139€
Roccat seems to try to respond to a maximum of players by offering a very complete range of mice for gamers. We already know the Nyth and its button pad and its fully modular left side, or the Kova, perfectly ambidextrous. The Kiro presents these two characteristics at the same time, in a mouse with more modest dimensions and performances than that of its two big sisters. Let's see if the result is convincing.
Price
~52€
