ROCCAT - Kone AIMO Gaming Mouse

ROCCAT Kone AIMO Gaming Mouse

With a striking design and a stunning feature set, the Kone AIMO triumphantly channels the legacy of its predecessor. Released in 2007, the original Kone was born as the first ROCCAT product, setting a new industry standard with its ground-breaking innovations. Pioneered using ROCCAT's signature know-how coupled with the input of almost 30,000 surveyed gamers and Kone-lovers, the Kone AIMO continues the ten years of rich tradition. It boasts refined ergonomics with enhanced button distinction, but what truly sets it apart is its RGBA double light guides powered by the state-of-the-art AIMO intelligent lighting system plus its responsive and remarkably accurate Owl-Eye optical sensor. The Kone AIMO truly travels at the speed of light.

AIMO Illumination

Where the original Kone made waves as the very first mouse to feature multi-colour illumination with its two light strips, the Kone AIMO doubles it to four and adds a glowing mouse wheel to bring the future of lighting to the present. Powered by AIMO, the living light system that reacts intuitively and organically to usage, it presents a state-of-the-art illumination scenarios that are easily configured, reactive and above all fluid, for a completely next-gen experience.

Revised to Perfection

The Kone AIMO takes the much-loved ergonomics of its Kone predecessor and refines them for a new and even greater level of comfort and control. Building on the rich 10 years of experience of its predecessors, its shape and features are honed to absolute perfection for mid-to-large-handed gamers. The feel of the Kone AIMO in your hands isn't just a mouse, it's a high-level gaming experience with a deep and profound legacy.

ROCCAT Owl-Eye Optical Sensor

Owl-Eye is the exciting new optical sensor from PixArt, modified to the high and exacting standards of ROCCAT. Taking its inspiration from the natural world, it boasts a real and responsive feeling that's instantly recognizable. The sensor can be configured in terms of the ROCCAT-pioneered Distance Control Unit (DCU), with the dpi adjustable in 100-dpi steps from 100 to 12000, although we recommend a 400 - 3000dpi range as optimal.