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Although the Lamborghini-inspired form factor of the mouse doesn’t appear to be very ergonomic, the Kova[+] is actually very comfortable, rivaling most of the best gaming mice out there. The thumb alcoves on either side of the mouse allow you to grip the mouse very securely, improving precision in game.
The light weight of the Kova[+] also improves in game agility and, combined with the Teflon feet on the underside of the mouse, allows effortless glide. We tested the Kova[+] in conjunction with the ROCCAT Sota gaming surface which is perfectly suited to this mouse, allowing it to glide smoothly and track accurately.
We tested the Kova[+] using a variety of gaming titles covering various different genres of game. We didn’t notice any sensor lag or lapses in tracking, re-enforcing our confidence in the gaming ability of the Kova[+]. The 3200dpi resolution of the optical sensor should be more than enough for the vast majority of users and we cant really expect a 6000dpi laser sensor in a mouse at this price point.
Nice looking mouse. Im afraid my microsoft one has done me a long time and there is still some life in it yet.
The mouse shape looks comfortable from the pictures. that software design is so cluttered looking however. its like an alienware design interface system
I just bought another IKARI after finding one on a store. the kai is not so good. This looks pretty good, never seen them stocked locally, and I never buy a mouse online without putting my hand on it first. only way to tell if it will work.
Nick if youre in the UK and are attending epicLAN or i42 this year there will be a range of Roccat gear to view, test and win in competitions ! (over at Kustom pc’s)
Looks like a decent buy for the price, but so many options now it would be hard to pick this over say a steel series or razer
Almost bought this weeks ago but opted for a Logitech as it’s too risky without using it first hand