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Roccat Kova - Sense Mousepad Bundle
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Roccat Kova - Sense Mousepad Bundle
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The Roccat Kova is an ergonomically designed, ambidextrous mouse for intense gaming sessions. It features a Pro Optic R6 Sensor that delivers 7,000 DPI for smooth response and tracking Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downIndrasil
53
Dec 27, 2015
A few more words on this mouse...
For all those concerned about what I've wrote about the sensor: From my personal experience I can assure you that everyone except for pro CS:GO players out there won't notice its cons. Also, it has unchangable LOD of ~1 CD (depending on the mouse pad), so it's very low I think.
As for drivers... profile switching has a delay of approximately 1 second so if you absolutely demand instantenous switching while Alt-Tabbing out and back to your game, you're gonna have a bad time. For everyone else, including me, it will be painless. I've been doing intentional synthetic test for that but before, during normal gameplay, I didn't notice any issue.
So if you're not that picky about peripherals - go buy it. It's pretty decent mouse.
For all those concerned about what I've wrote about the sensor: From my personal experience I can assure you that everyone except for pro CS:GO players out there won't notice its cons. Also, it has unchangable LOD of ~1 CD (depending on the mouse pad), so it's very low I think.
As for drivers... profile switching has a delay of approximately 1 second so if you absolutely demand instantenous switching while Alt-Tabbing out and back to your game, you're gonna have a bad time. For everyone else, including me, it will be painless. I've been doing intentional synthetic test for that but before, during normal gameplay, I didn't notice any issue.
So if you're not that picky about peripherals - go buy it. It's pretty decent mouse.
wilcoxon
11
Dec 27, 2015
I have large hands. How big is this mouse? For instance, Mionix tends to be a little larger than Logitech. How does the quality feel on this mouse? For instance, the Mionix middle mouse button/scroll wheel feels cheap and the left/right buttons are slightly too easy to press.
Indrasil
53
Dec 27, 2015
wilcoxonI used to have this mouse and it's very well made.
Mouse has dimensions of 131 [L] x 66 [W] x 38 [H] in milimeters and weighs 99 grams. The surface of the top and sides is velvety plastic, something like Mionix Naos/Avior 7000 but less prone to fingerprints and slightly less slippery. Scroll wheel is not slippery, you can feel every step distintively while scrolling and it doesn't scroll if scroll button is pressed. All buttons require pleasant medium force to press but they don't bounce back that well. Sensor has its cons too - it has 2-3% of positive acceleration (just of the level of S9800's), slight octagonal prediction, achieves ~3.5 m/s top speed and starts being interpolated at 1900 CPI and higher. Mouse's feet perform perfectly with Logitech G440 plastic mouse pad. My daily driver is G402 and it slides around actually FAR better than Logitech... on its own company's pad. :V
I must admit that I want to buy this mouse purely for aesthetics... and for the premium feel of materials. I'm a bitch for looks and that's the best looking mouse I've ever seen (remember, guys - taste is not subject of discussion).
Mouse has dimensions of 131 [L] x 66 [W] x 38 [H] in milimeters and weighs 99 grams. The surface of the top and sides is velvety plastic, something like Mionix Naos/Avior 7000 but less prone to fingerprints and slightly less slippery. Scroll wheel is not slippery, you can feel every step distintively while scrolling and it doesn't scroll if scroll button is pressed. All buttons require pleasant medium force to press but they don't bounce back that well. Sensor has its cons too - it has 2-3% of positive acceleration (just of the level of S9800's), slight octagonal prediction, achieves ~3.5 m/s top speed and starts being interpolated at 1900 CPI and higher. Mouse's feet perform perfectly with Logitech G440 plastic mouse pad. My daily driver is G402 and it slides around actually FAR better than Logitech... on its own company's pad. :V
I must admit that I want to buy this mouse purely for aesthetics... and for the premium feel of materials. I'm a bitch for looks and that's the best looking mouse I've ever seen (remember, guys - taste is not subject of discussion).
CapnVG
6
Aug 7, 2016
Look up Rocketjumpninja's review of this before buying lol
http://www.rocketjumpninja.com/roccat-kova-2016/
http://www.rocketjumpninja.com/roccat-kova-2016/
Babang314
21
Jun 6, 2016
What does the apuri actually accomplish? doesit really only charge the mouse? i mean for 25 bucks, id really rather plug it into my pc or drill a hole in the desk.
Babang314
21
Jun 6, 2016
YakovI just think it's a little superfluous and slightly expensive. I can get a decent sub hub for 20 dollar store with 6 ports and independent power
Indrasil
53
Dec 29, 2015
WhichwaydidheGoI'd say that's racist (just for the sake of saying that :V ) but dark background helps emphasize the correct contrast and color of the mouse.
WhichwaydidheGo
285
Dec 30, 2015
IndrasilI actually think that it works Ok with the mouse. However, I am/was having a hard time seeing the organizer thingy
KhyraGaming
0
Feb 3, 2016
IndrasilI would recommend getting the apuri, regular price is 40 but you're getting it for 25$
akosmesiter
3
Sep 28, 2016
Bad mouse...uncomfortable, cheap plastic with a good senson and really bad rgb lighting
travdump
237
Sep 28, 2016
akosmesiterthe uncomfortable part is very much YMMV, and the cheaper plastics aren't always a bad thing considering the price point. the mouse is light, the sensor's fantastic, and the RGB is fine.
xzez
30
Jul 8, 2016
If this drop ever comes up again, don't get it if you're in Canada. They ship DHL and I got hit for an extra $17 in duties. Totally ruined the deal.
darkchaos
0
Feb 5, 2016
True, but the mousepad is also something like 20 euros here, not to mention the bungee... So it is a pretty decent deal, especially if(like me) you don´t need the mouse right away. That´s why i am thinking about taking it.
w4rr10r
18
Feb 5, 2016
darkchaosApuri costs additional $25. That absolutely isn't worth it. I've had to modify mine to stop it from emitting bright blue light (detrimental effect on circadian rhythms), and even then it can be easily replaced by a cheap hub and DIY cable management.
The mousepad, well, that's personal preference. I, for one, prefer either smoother hard pads, or thicker cloth mats, that don't look tacky (no large logos and all that jazz); in this case, I would be getting something I had no use for (I already own one Sense and never use it). It's kind of similar to the Topre keyboard + some pen combo, that almost nobody bought.
The mousepad, well, that's personal preference. I, for one, prefer either smoother hard pads, or thicker cloth mats, that don't look tacky (no large logos and all that jazz); in this case, I would be getting something I had no use for (I already own one Sense and never use it). It's kind of similar to the Topre keyboard + some pen combo, that almost nobody bought.
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