BenchmarkReviews.com: For those of you out there that are looking for a nice basic but high spec gaming mouse, the ROCCAT KONE Pure - Core Performance Gaming Mouse might well be just right for you. By stripping away some of the gimmicks and not so useful features of the KONE[+], ROCCAT have been able to build a sleek beast with the KONE Pure and here at Benchmark Reviews we aim to test it to its fullest. First of all it is smaller than both the KONE[+] and the KONE XTD, and it also does away with the LED strips and weight adjustment system, leaving a gaming peripheral that is a great pleasure to use. The KONE Pure uses the same Omron switches and R3 Pro-Aim laser sensor found in the KONE XTD but lovingly packs them into a more compact package. Think of the KONE Pure as more of a brother than a replacement to the KONE XTD and KONE[+]...
CCG writes - "The Kone Air mouse uses 1 or 2 AA batteries so it is not rechargeable. The reason for allowing for only 1 AA battery is so that the mouse is lighter in weight for mobility use and capable of 400 hours of charge per battery. I can understand the reasoning behind the capability of only requiring one AA battery. However, the weight of the mouse without any batteries is 96 grams, with one battery its 119 grams, so the weight with 2 AA batteries is about 132 grams."
CCG writes - "The ROCCAT Syn Max Air is perhaps the best and worst headset I've reviewed. In many ways, it's excellent - sound quality, comfort, and feature set (in Windows). It has spatial and 3D sound modes if you like that, extensive EQ settings RGB for those who like that, and more. The dock looks nice on your desk, and I love the convenience of the design when it works properly. The quality audio combined with Bluetooth convenience for listening to both sources at once is also great. The microphone is certainly good enough for most Discord calls or gaming with your buds, even though I would probably step up to something dedicated for a streaming or podcast setup. Despite all of these great things, it's pricey (though currently on sale, which helps a lot!) but the biggest issue is the oddball quirks and other buggy behaviors I ran into. I think it's reasonable to assume that the fine folks at ROCCAT will fix these issues, but for right now, if you're still considering this headset, buy it from somewhere with a generous return policy in case this unexpected behavior drives you to the loony bin like it did for us. "
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