Others/Mice & Keyboards by stefan @ 2010-10-29
What happens if you take a good gaming mouse with a small design defect at the scroll wheel, fix that and add all the interesting features the previously launched products had in the past and more? The Kone+ Max Customization Gaming Mouse is born.
On the right side of the mouse, we can see the ergonomically shaped body, with no extra buttons:
On the left side, we can see two of the programmable buttons, and another ROCCAT Kone+ logo:
Besides the buttons with + and – which are initially programmed to cycle through the DPI levels, we can see a revised scroll wheel which can also move sideways and another programmable button in front:
On the bottom of the mouse, we can see other information like the product serial number, where it was designed and manufactured or its code name:
In the corners, we can find the mouse Teflon feet, which help it glide smoother:
In the center, we can find the T[DCU] unit, along with the Pro-Aim Sensor R2, with an extreme precision of 6000DPI; on the old revision, the TCU unit was placed separately:
The plastic cap on the bottom of the mouse must be rotated in the indicated direction to open it:
After the cap removal, we can see the places where we can mount the weights:
The USB Connector has an interesting shape and has the ROCCAT Kone+ logo on one of the sides:
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