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For the past month, I’ve been enjoying the greatness that is the Roccat Kone Xtd mouse and Isku FX keyboard. Sure, they have some weird names, but that does not take away the fact that these are ...

The Kone Xtd fits perfectly in my hand, and I never get tired of using it. My thumb easily rests on the left side of the mouse, and the arch of the device never leaves your hand with that weird ...

The Kone Pure from Roccat shares almost the same design with the XTD but is much smaller and lighter. The XTD was a perfect mouse for big handed gamers, the Pure on the other hand will suit small ...

The Roccat Burst Core costs $35, and it’s pretty much what you’d expect from a cheap gaming mouse. The peripheral is lighter than it looks, and the extra features work well enough.

An 8,200dpi laser sensor offers twice the sensitivity of the sensor on the Roccat Savu, and uses the same Pro-Am R3 laser sensor seen on Roccat's Kone XTD ( at Amazon).

The Roccat Kone EMP is the next iteration of the top of the line Kone Gaming Mouse, replacing the Kone XTD. The mouse features the same design with a four way mouse wheel, two programmable buttons ...

It’s very similar to the Roccat Kone XTD, but a bit cleaner in my opinion. You can set up custom lighting in Razer’s Synapse software, of course, but even the default rainbow cycle is stunning.

Roccat calls it the dorsal fin switch. The rocker serves the same purpose as a scroll wheel that can click left or right, like the Roccat Kone XTD’s.

Roccat also has a mobile app in the works for Android, iOS or iPhone that will let you alter DPI, RGB lighting colours and other settings on-the-fly.

The Roccat Kone XTD gaming mouse ($90) does just that. This device has it all: an attractive design, tunable weights, sophisticated software, pretty lighting and fantastic performance.