Customer Ratings & Reviews

Been using this mouse for about 7ish months and its great. I can use it for long hours for days before the battery gets low. And my pc tells me when the battery is getting low. The dock is great, but the power cable for the dock also acts as a cable for the mouse when you need it. The software sucks, but it does what i need it to do. Very comfortable to use for long periods.

Love this mouse. Also love my roccat mouse pad and keyboard. I'm not a spoaks person for the brand lol but they are such a slept on brand for pc. I want the vulcan 2 white keyboard next! Only complaint is I think the wired one has brighter lights then the wireless mouse. Still such a good feeling mouse and looks awesome.

This mouse is very comfortable to handle! I love the colors lighting up! I havent got a chance to use the bluetooth yet but the extra keypads on the side of the mouse makes it so much easier for gaming or doing projects or even short cuts

Had this mouse for about a year and it was pretty cool looking when it worked. It had two major problems though. When they changed the software to the new turtle beach one, it unbound every button on the mouse including the left and right click. Once I got that fixed it developed scroll issues and could not be fixed even with greasing it.ml

It’s good. I like it. Love the ability to dock it and charge. Keeps desk organized and clean. Don’t play mnk so don’t know if it good for gaming. Software has a lot of options tho. So it seems like it would be. But all the rgb options definitely improved my fps too.

I really enjoy the button layout it’s super easy to setup and use my only complaint is the battery life. If you play all day you will need to stop and put it on its stand to charge or plug in a USB C.

I really enjoyed the Roccat Leadr mouse. Hands down the perfect mouse for me. With that being said, this one is close but I am bias to the button layout. I have to change my muscle memory for keybinds. Its also slightly smaller in the hand so it don't feel as good since I do have large hands. It is lighter too, which isn't a bad thing just a critique. It was a bit of hassle performing the update to the base and mouse but nothing too hard. The Swarm software is the icing on the cake so to speak. I love how you can configure the mouse however you like and have different profiles so you don't have to keep redoing it. Overall, its okay but I would hands down replace it with their leadr mouse if they decided to produce it again.

Software has its issues, but the mouse itself is great. Coming from LG G504 & G604, this is the only mouse I could find that had a similar button layout, but I have to say this may be my favorite mouse yet. Battery life is ok, but could be better. Charging dock is a nice touch as well as decent lighting options.

This mouse is one of the only mice on the market that has a number of buttons and a layout that is in a sweet spot between something like the G502, and a standard MMO mouse and also has good wireless capabilities. The layout gives you a good number of buttons but has space to rest your thumb where you don't risk hitting a button if you squeeze too hard. I only have a few gripes with the software and it's totally functional for what I need it to do. If you feel like a mouse like the G502 doesn't give you enough buttons but you don't want a full MMO mouse keypad, this is a great, although expensive, option.

Best mouse for gaming, I DO recommend this mouse over any other. runs smooth response is fast. Battery Life is as advertised, Bluetooth and Wireless can't complain hardly notice any input lag at all. I highly Recommend this to a Friend (or foe)

Good mouse will need adjustment to make work well. Laggy out of the box. Overall nice mouse for gaming and general use.

Do you like buttons? Because this mouse has a ton of buttons. But the button are not all jambed together, instead it uses a shift button. Now, this is a bit different than normal mice. It takes a bit of training to get used to it but wow, it works great. I have more than enough buttons for the mmo games I play.

Okay first off, I want to clear up a misconception about this device. A lot of folks say that the bluetooth mode does not have access to your profiles, and I must note that this is FALSE, these people just don't understand how the profiles work. The Kone XP Air has five built-in profiles, store on-board the device, that go wherever the mouse goes. You have to initially program these profiles in the Swarm software, but once programmed and saved, you don't need the software anymore. Everything is saved on board the mouse. To test and confirm this, I followed the instructions, and initially programmed the mouse in "wireless" mode via the Swarm tool. I then disconnected the wireless dongle, killed the Swarm software, toggled the mouse switch to USB, and connected it with a wire. All the profiles still worked on the mouse, I was able to swap them and use all functions, no software running. Next I disconnected it, set it to Bluetooth, connected to the PC again a third time now, and again, all stored profiles worked, all macros and shift layers and everything. No software required. Finally, as a last verification, I switched to a PopOS! Linux computer and re-tested all three connection versions, and again, all three worked perfectly, all on board profiles functional, no Swarm software required. I currently own and use four of the wired Roccat Kone XP mice in my home and office. I had been looking for a better replacement for the Logitech g502 mice, as I've finally given up on Logitech as a company and wanted to be fully rid of their drivers. After much success with those wired mice, I just finally decided to take a risk and try the XP Air to see if it would make a good travel mouse. Being familiar with the concept of on-board profiles (the Kone XP has five slots, two more than the g502), I suspect the other reviews were incorrect, and I'm glad I trusted my instincts. The profiles stored on-board the mouse work perfectly in all three modes of connection. Anyway, some misc notes on the mouse to compare against the g502, at least the items most important to my own needs: * The Kone XP and XP Air have five side buttons, two more than the g502. * The XP and XP Air have two additional "finger" buttons, just like the g502. * The XP and XP Air have a built-in "shift layer" function, allowing you to hold a button and change the entire layout of the mouse, which is a godsend for multi-profile gaming and graphic design. * The XP and XP Air have much better skates than the g502, for a smoother glide. Be sure to remove the blue sticky tape though! I am confident I'll be using this mouse for a very long time.

Bought this as a Christmas gift for my son to go with his new gaming PC. He says its response time is outstanding. It's charge last forever so he never has to worry about a dead mouse.

The best mouse I've ever owned Hey, I'm sure there are better? I got it on sale it saw it as a great opportunity to finally get a chance to get a mouse that's relatable to a gaming console controller, not only that but it came out better than expected! I've always wanted a wireless feature I've always wanted a feature that charges my mouse while I'm away (finally no dreadful batteries!) Not just a charging feature, but a hyper charging feature?!?! (5 mins for hours of play) absolutely insane. Not only that but multiple side button options too?!?! If I could get multiple for the future in case this one runs into any problems would definitely purchase again 10/10 thanks!

Bought this for my wife. The mouse is light and feels well built. She has been using it for a few months now and loves it. The charging cradle is great to help you remember to charge it. It can also be charged with a USB C cable to play while charging if you forget to dock it. Battery lasts a few days with pretty good daily use.

Great mouse. Wireless with charging dock is an excellent combination.

Looks as nice on desktop as it does in pictures. Fits comfortably in hand and button placement works well, two most important things. Size is a hair larger than G 502 which is a good thing for me, otherwise same shape. Not misclicking R button or dpi buttons like I was with 502. Button on thumb rest is my favorite position for third button, very natural. The 4 button cluster is a nice feature that is also designed well, able to distinguish each easily. Being wireless doesn’t hurt either. The G 502 was always my first recommendation as a go to mouse but it’s been replaced now.

Took a chance on this product solely due to the way it fit in my hand and the placement of the side buttons. I have long fingers and have had trouble finding a large mouse with multiple buttons for my thumb. The mouse itself works well so far but its outer shell is made of cheap plastic. I’m coming from a Logitech G502 which feels less cheap and is more solid. Good product but feels like it’s more in the $80 range. Works for me because of the larger grip size but there are other mouses that get you more value for your money.

Purchased this as a birthday gift, and the recipient says it is smooth with no lag, and it fits excellently in the palm.