Testseek.co.uk have collected 96 expert reviews of the Roccat Kone Aimo and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Roccat Kone Aimo.
December 2017
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96 Reviews
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Published: 2018-01-10, Author: Matthew , review by: Bit-Tech.net
Revised and refined over 10 years, the latest version of the Kone mouse is mostly a success for Roccat. The feature that gives it its name is an interesting idea but one that will need time and multiple peripherals to really showcase what it can do. Impor...
Owl-Eye optical sensor is amazing, OMRON switches, Bright, vivid RGB lighting, Comfortable shape for palm-grip users, Build quality, EasyShift[+] is excellent
No adjustable weight (130G), Intelligent Lighting System feels pointless, Tough competition
ROCCAT have priced the Kone AIMO at £69.99 in the UK; a very fierce price point, stuffed with worthy competition. Having looked at the Corsair Glaive, ASUS ROG Pugio and the SteelSeries Rival 310; all of which land within that ballpark price range, The RO...
Published: 2018-05-09, Author: stefan , review by: madshrimps.be
As the original Kone, AIMO was designed for people with larger hands, while its comfortable shape does really help during longer gaming sessions. With the revised LED lighting setup, Kone AIMO looks more interesting than before, and thanks to the 4D silen...
10 customizable, high quality buttons, Excellent sensor performance, Great materials, Extremely good build quality, Highly customizable RGB lighting, Comfortable for palm grip with bigger hands
Heavy, Mousefeet could be better, The cable should be more flexible, Not really suited for small hands
The ROCCAT Kone AIMO is available for $79.99. 10 customizable, high quality buttons Excellent sensor performance Great materials Extremely good build quality Highly customizable RGB lighting Comfortable for palm grip with bigger hands Heavy Mousefeet coul...
Abstract: The Roccat Kone has a bit of a reputation around the OC3D offices. It was one of the first products we reviewed from the Hamburg based company and it absolutely blew us away with a spectacular combination of build quality, design intelligence and features...
I really do like the Kone Aimo. It's a joy to use for shooter and strategy games, and it while I can't speak to its reliability, I can speak to its solid build quality and 50-million-click microswitches. The problem is, this mouse just isn't made for peo...
Excellent build quality, Very bright LED lighting, Solid 4D Titan scroll wheel, Excellent 12000 DPI Owl-Eye (PixArt 3361) optical sensor
Swarm software must run for lighting animations to work, Heavier than most wired mice (although this can be a pro for some)
As expected, the Owl-Eye optical sensor performs very well against other mice with a 3360 optical sensor and the 3366 in Logitech gaming mice. Buttons respond well and the shape of the mouse feels very comfortable in my hand. The 4D Titan scroll wheel fee...
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Published: 2017-12-05, Author: Barry , review by: pcmag.com
PixArt 3361 optical sensor, Excellent selection of assignable button actions and Easy-Shift for doubling them, Five DPI settings, Game-specific profiles,
Expensive, No side grips, Heavy for fast gaming, Only five stored profiles, No separate X/Y axis controls, Configuration utility is hard to read, No lefty version
Its heaviness and lack of unlimited game profiles detract, but the Kone AIMO's physical design, PixArt sensor, and Easy-Shift programmability help it shine...
PixArt 3361 optical sensor, Excellent selection of assignable button actions and Easy-Shift for doubling them, Five DPI settings, Game-specific profiles
Expensive, No side grips, Heavy for fast gaming, Only five stored profiles, No separate X/Y axis controls, Configuration utility is hard to read, No lefty version
Its heaviness and lack of unlimited game profiles detract, but the Kone AIMO's physical design, PixArt sensor, and Easy-Shift programmability help it shine...
