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ROCCAT expands its high-performance mouse portfolio with the upcoming debut of three new game-changing devices.
The ROCCAT Kone XTD, Kone Pure and Lua mice will all hit shelves end of October/beginning of November.
Both the Kone XTD and Kone Pure are powered by an impressive performance package loaded with the latest 8200 DPI Pro Aim R3 laser sensor, a commanding 32-bit Turbo Core 2 72MHz ARM MCU processor, and the most advanced Tracking & Distance Control Unit.
Both new Kone models feature fully-customisable lighting systems designed to boost the mood of every gaming session. Flanking the sides of the Kone XTD are two shimmering light rails powered by four independent multi-colour LEDs that gamers can set in their choice of a wide range of vibrant hues.
Gamers can even program the light rails to execute effects, such as a ‘breathing’ function, colour rotation in their choice of shades, or game profile change notification.
The Kone Pure, meanwhile, boasts a large ROCCAT logo on its back that users can set in their choice of 16.8 million vibrant colours. It, too, can be programmed to carry out the ‘breathing’ and colour rotation functions.
In designing the Lua, ROCCAT took the beloved three-button mouse model and injected it with loads of advanced gaming engineering – and then slimmed it down to fit any gamer’s hand.
Packing a fully-adjustable Pro-Optic sensor in a rugged, ambidextrous V-shape – featuring No-Sweat side grips, soft touch surface, and illuminated ROCCAT logo – the Lua gives props to the past while heading boldly into the future.
Built for any hand and for any battle, the Lua is ideal for gamers who want an entry-level gaming mouse, but who don’t want to compromise on performance.
Suggested retail prices: €89.99 – Kone XTD, €69.99 – Kone Pure, €29.99 – Lua.
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