Ambidextrous. Clever DPI and light switching through mouse buttons, if a little fiddly. Accurate without being complex
A permanent DPI status light would help determine what mode the mouse is in at a glance
For a gaming mouse without software, the Kova is damn good. If you don't hold truck with macros, customisable buttons, x/y axis sensitivity and the like, this could be the one for you....
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Published: 2016-08-16, Author: Victoria , review by: pcmag.com
Abstract: The Kova is ROCCAT's attempt to breathe new life into one of its most popular mice. Based on the same ambidextrous design and minimalist aesthetic as its Kova[+] mouse, this new version features a slew of high tech features packed into its sleek and compa...
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Published: 2016-04-06, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Overall, I was happy with the Roccat Kova. I was a little bothered by the lack of options in the software for the mouse, such as being restricted to the four preset DPI settings. The color options were also a bit limited, when you look at some of the othe...
Published: 2016-03-01, Author: stefan , review by: madshrimps.be
The new ROCCAT Kova reincarnation has been upgraded quite a bit by featuring a more comfortable shape, the top cover finish from the Nyth is also found here, an upgraded sensor with overdrive functionality thanks to the included 32-bit ARM processor but i...
Published: 2016-01-29, Author: Christopher , review by: swemod.com
Abstract: Today we're having a look at a new Roccat product, the Kova – in a late 2015 edition. There is also a previous model named Kova [+] which is a bit older.The new Kova comes in a more terminator like style both in black and white. The version we have on our...
When testing the markets best mouse units it is very hard to come to a conclusion about which one is the best one of the bunch especially since the best for me and the other guys might as well be the worst for you. That was mainly the re...
Abstract: Back in 2008 we took a look at five mice from the likes of Logitech, Razer and Microsoft. Each of them offered a unique blend of features, specifications and overall styling cues designed specifically with gamers in mind. Today we up the ante and bring...
Left and right handed can use, Well packed, Leds, No drivers needed
None this far
This is a great mouse, it fits my hand perfect and the it doesn't weigh anything which makes it very comfortable to game with. It works for most users since it is for left and right handed consumers. The leds give it a cool look while the button combi...
