ROCCAT Kain 122 AIMO RGB PC Gaming Mouse - White

FPS gamer I have huge hands and I can actually fully palm this mouse with unbelievable comfort. I have tried 40 different mice and this mouse fits my hands perfectly. My hand size is about 21cm/11.5cm. Great quality switches, flawless sensor in the 120 and 122 (not sure about the wireless model) and for once my hands don't slide on the mouse at all. If you have sliding problems with rubberized material on the mouse this 120 or 122 is an amazing option. Ive had the mouse for over a month now and have had no issues at all.

My son is amazed at the CPS he is getting with this mouse & has even gotten kicked off a server for cheating it's so good . It's much better quality than his last mouse. His only complaint is that the right click is too narrow for butterfly clicks, whatever the heck that is! He was even able to complete some crazy difficult bridging move in Minecraft that had been alluding him up until now. He's been so excited, so I guess it's worth the price!

You only need to hold this mouse for ten seconds to realize it's of high quality. Super smooth, substantial with a fantastic, velvety coating... the ONLY thing I'd like, is perhaps two more peripheral buttons for gaming (like say the Logitech G502) HOWEVER, this is really nitpicky, and to be honest, I'm not sure that I even mind the lack of those extra buttons, as it really adds to this mouse's clean and quality aesthetic. Highly recommended, especially as a general work-horse mouse.

Cool mouse, especially when combined with their keyboard the "vulcan", for that RGB light show if that is your thing, if not you could skip it and buy the mouse. The scroll wheal is the best so far, it has that tactil resistance when scrolling up&down and has that premium rubber feeling. My only complaint here is that Roccat missed an opportunity to include the scroll wheal with a click on the right and left side the same as their previous model "Kone", i even thought this was included when i pressed the scroll wheal on the right side, but sadly no and i believe if you excessively press it on the right side it could lead to you breaking it, so barre that in mind. The clicks are Omron switches, and are easy to click (doesn't require force to press) also it has that Damp sound when clicking, i didn't notice it in the YouTube reviews i'm not saying it's not clicky only that i have seen and tried better, it is not a bad thing if you like your mouse with a more subtle sound. If you want a switch that is "Extra clicky" i would suggest going with "steelseries rival 600 or 650" for wireless. The switches are noticeably faster, only that you have to turn ON a feature on their software, they call it the "Zero Debounce". My only complaint is that when you turn on the "Zero Debounce", it can lead to double clicks. It might be a software issue that would be fixed after a few updates which Roccat are routinely updating their software. Also while we are in the subject of Roccat's software aka "Swarm software". it is not the best but certainly not the worse. in terms of RGB Effects are a bit basic and lacking, you can't even download custom effect like Logitech, Razer and Corsair, the only saving grace are the aimo intelligence system which gives an impressive light show with all the aimo compatible devices. But i hope in the future, that all other major keyboard companies would allow and encourage this feature ( i'm looking at you steelseries). also their is a lot of customization in in the software for features like "Polling Rate", "Angle Snapping" and "Distance Control Unit" also there is a "Sound Feedback" which is a feature that allows the swarm software to artificially produce a custom sound whenever you press a button. so in conclusion, would i recommend this ? The simple answer is NO, only buy it if you already own one of their product, if not i'd suggest Razer's Viper mouse or Logitech's.

Pleasantly surprised by the quality of this mouse. I'm a bit of a gaming peripherals snob. I normally lean toward more expensive products like Razor, Corsair, and SteelSeries. I've pretty much come to expect to have to replace Razor and Corsair products annually. Tired of this I took and chance and bought this mouse and was immediately surprised by how solid the mouse felt. It's been just shy of a year of use, with small kids in the house so it's been dropped a bit and still zero issues. Will definitely buy from ROCCAT again.

Here`s my thought on the mouse. FYI, I have a palm-size of around 18cm(7.1inch). - Ergonomic design well fitted to my hand - The logo shining at a rate of appropriate interval (changing very smooth so that can not count by sec) - DPI can set up to 16000 (it`s too much for me, I generally stick the dpi 4000~5000.) I do general web-surfing, game(league of legends), etc. I don`t find any cons so far (about 3 weeks usage). Compared to the Logitech mouses that I previously used, I am satisfied with the purchase.

Coming from Corsair mice, the coating for this mouse feels divine! Sweat does not seem to faze this mouse at all. Clicks are very nice, hopefully it lasts for a while but at $40 it is pretty damn cheap. My only complaint is it seems a little too light for my tastes— wish it came with a weight set to customize it.

I forgot to review this mouse after it failed. It lasted around 10-11 months judging by when I ordered a new mouse. It was amazing, I thought I had found my endgame mouse and then the scroll wheel failed and started doing the scrolling up and down at the same time thing that plenty of others have experienced. It's a shame, it really was such a good mouse and the coating is otherworldly but it's safe to say you're playing russian roulette with unfavorable odds as the scroll wheel problem is a prominent issue for this mouse and even newer generation mice with the Kone name. If you for some reason are interested in this mouse and can find one that doesn't go bad in at least a year, treat that thing like a treasure because it is. If you want a reliable Roccat mouse albeit with a different shape, I can vouch for the wired Burst Pro. Never got the Burst Pro Air because it's quite a bit heavier and seems to have it's own set of issues, as does the wireless version of this mouse (the 200 and 202).

I'm coming to this mouse after my several year old SteeSeries scroll wheel started giving me problems. I was looking to try something new and didn't like the idea of having to create an account to use Razer's Synapse. I was about pick up a Logitech when I saw the sweet black and white Stormtrooper look to the Roccat, and figured I'd give the overlooked brand a try. Long story short, after a few months of use; I love it. PROS: Like most premium mice out there, the censor is excellent. You won't notice a difference coming over from a top end Logitech, Razer, or SteelSeries. The odd-looking shape has turned out to be a really safe one. In my 18.5cm long - 11cm wide hands, it is extremely comfortable in my prefered palm grip, although it works just fine in a claw or fingertip grip as well. Build quality is excellent. No loose shakes or rattles, zero flex in a vice-like grip, and the plastic itself has a sort of matte finish that looks and feels very premium, and has been super easy to keep clean. Best plastic quality of any mouse I've used. Mouse clicks are very satisfying, just the right level of resistance and noise. Scroll wheel click is excellent as well. Speaking of the scroll wheel, this one is the absolute best I have ever come across. I haven't over or underscrolled once playing shooters since I've switched to this mouse. I've read all the praise that Roccat recieves for its scroll wheels, and if they all feel as good as this one, it's deserved. The RGB is exceptionally bright. Like, blindingly bright. I actually turn the brightness down to around 15-20%. CONS: I love how grippy and easy to keep clean the matte plastic is, but I could see the lack of rubber side grips being an annoyance for people with sweaty hands. While no heavyweight, the Kain is definitely on the larger side. Those with smaller hands might find it difficult to use in a fingertip or claw grip. And lastly, the cable is a little bit stiff. It bothered me enough to make a makeshift bungee (3M stick on hook on the back of my monitor). It did make me wish that I dropped a little more cash for the wireless model, although the bungee hack has made it a non-issue. Lastly, the Swarm software isn't the greatest. Reading up on it, it's MUCH better than it used to be, but it's still pretty clunky and can take a while to launch. It's still more than serviceable though, this is mostly nitpicking. BOTTOM LINE: This is a great all-rounder mouse. For those with larger hands looking for a comfortable palm grip, fantastic build quality, and the best scroll wheel in the industry, look no further. If heavier cables are something that drive you crazy, it may serve you better to spend extra on the wireless model or pick up a mouse bungee.

Liegt perfekt in der Hand. Ist nicht mit sinnlosen Tasten überladen, die man eh nicht erreicht, ohne die Maus zu verreißen. (vorhanden sind links, rechts, 2x Daumen, DPI-Taste und Scrollrad) Die Oberfläche fühlt sich angenehm an und die Maus ist auch so designt, daß man sie leicht reinigen kann. Ich bin damit erstmal sehr zufrieden. Zur Langlebigkeit kann natürlich noch nichts sagen. Das wird die Zeit zeigen.

Très bonne souris !

Very light and really good.

Amazing product, and very high quality. I love using it, but it might be too heavy for some users