ROCCAT RGBA Smart Customization Gaming Mouse gray ROC-11-815-GY

Great mouse! Awesome lighting and beautiful colors, very comfortable feel to it and Responsive. The thumb area is really nice and comfortable. The shift button on the mouse is not hard to push and easily accessible. Lots of customization on lighting and button combos you can do with the shift button. It's on the bigger side but someone with smaller hands can still use it with no problems at all. ( I'm a female got smaller hands haha. this is my husbands account but the mouse was for me.) I tested the mouse out on a game called Black Desert which requires lots of fast movements and all and didn't have a problem with it. I had the Roccat Kiro before and it was also a good mouse but I was waiting for much for this one. Its awesome!!!!! Really love it. Good buy. I recommend it. 10 out of 10.

Wow, I love this mouse. I've tried a lot of mice in the past including Logitech G502, G203, G900, G403, Razor Deathadder, Basilisk, and Corsair M65 Pro. This is my first Roccat Mouse and I can say that this is a fantastic all purpose mouse for me. The sensor is amazing for gaming (similar to any Pixart 3360), the build quality is fantastic (very well built with little rattle), all the buttons including the scroll wheel are tactile and have a very clicky feel/sound to them (the best thing I can compare them to are cherry MX Blue key switches, just maybe not as loud). This was very important to me because I find that some Mice buttons are mushy that I cannot stand especially when gaming.I'm also very impressed with the software. It worked the best for me out of all of the other brands mentioned above. The software loads with no issues when my PC boots and always recognizes the mouse. Also all of my profiles are recognized and load up when I start specific applications (including games) that I specified within the software. This has not been the case with some of the other mice I mentioned above. The RGB is also the best I've seen on any mouse with some sick effects, the pictures cant do it justice, you need to see this thing in person its freegin beautiful.This is the heaviest mouse I've used at 130 grams but I am getting used to it and it's so comfortable and ergonomic it makes long sessions a breeze. If there are any con's, I would say it doesn't have infinite scroll like some of the Logitech mice (G900 for example), but the other pro's I mentioned make up for this by far. Highly recommended, even if you already have a mouse you love.

It's an ok mouse, but considering the price and its 10th-anniversary mouse, it is a bit disappointing for me. The Quality of the mouse is great, the lighting system has been vastly improved, and the Owl - Eye sensor is one of the best - if not the best- gaming sensor that you can experience. However, oddly, everything else is holding this mouse back. The design looks cool, but it seems like Roccat over-designed their mouse this time. Unlike Roccat Kone pure Owl - Eye and Roccat Kone EMP, the grip of the mouse isn't the best, mainly due to the lighting system. There's the slight angle between the mouse and the led zone, and it is quite uncomfortable. Moreover, the mouse is VERY large and VERY heavy for most user. I would say I have average hand size, and therefore, I got used to many of the mice in the market - such as Razer DeathAdder, Logitech G502, Mionix Castor, and more. However, this is the first mouse that I gave up to use due to the weight and the size. If you are a casual player or MOBA player, it shouldn't be the problem, but if you are into hardcore fps gaming, I would strongly recommend to avoid this mouse and buy either Roccat Kone Pure owl - eye, Kone EMP, and Mionix Castor.

This is my initial impression after using the mouse. My testing game has been Warframe.Size: I have medium sized hands (male) with a claw grip style. The mouse is just slightly on the large side for me; however, I can reach all of the buttons comfortably with no fatigue.Weight: Coming from a Logitech G900, this mouse is fairly light - another reviewer gave the exact weight. Compared to mice like the BenQ Zowie fk series or the Logitech G prodigy it is on the heavier side but if you do not lift your mouse off the mat often it should not bother you.Shape: The shape suits palm users perfectly; although, for a claw grip, I quite like the shape as well and I plan to keep using the mouse as my main driver. The three thumb buttons are in a great position and I can access the 4d scroll wheel comfortably mid-game.Buttons: Crisp, mechanical buttons. The buttons press in easily but not so much that I make unwanted clicks. The left and right mouse buttons are a HUGE step in the right direction for Roccat. The roccat nyth, more geared for MMO's, had a fatiguing left and right click. The left and right mouse buttons on the Aimo remind me of the Logitech G Prodigy for those of you that have used it. The scroll wheel is smooth and each step is fairly distinctive; however, there is no free scrolling (like the g900) for those of you that were wondering.Sensor: As the specs show, this is a top optical sensor and thus far, there are no issues and I do not expect any.Conclusion: At a competitive price, this mouse has a fairly safe shape, great buttons, and decent Swarm software. I'll continue to update this review if any issues arise. However, because this is not a laser sensor like the Nyth was, I do not expect any performance issues in the short or long-term.The only CON (for me) to this mouse is the weight. Extremely competitive FPS players may find it unappealing because it is above 100 grams making flick shots and other rapid movements fatiguing over time.