ROCCAT Kone XP Air Review (Page 1 of 4)

4.5 (305) · € 28.00 · En Stock

Unlike my friend that I often like to misquote discussed in the introduction of the WD_BLACK SN770 1TB review, I actually know someone who genuinely believes every guy likes her despite the opposite is true. Her conspiracy-level claims are simply absurd. For example, she imagines every social event she is a part of are people setting her up, except the events in question are open to almost anybody. She also went around telling others certain guys are interested in her because they text her all the time, but upon reviewing the evidence, not only do such guys only text her for business purposes only, she was the one who actually took the initiative to text them every time. I am not sure where she got all her ideas from, and if you think this is some high school drama, the said person has been out of high school for over a decade. Her claims are just so impossible and far from reality for anyone who knows her in real life. Speaking of impossible claims, every wireless mouse I have known is heavier than its wired counterpart due to the addition of a battery and required wireless components, and as recent as my Burst Pro Air review, I criticized how ROCCAT added more weight than it should compared to the Burst Pro. So when I got my hands on the Kone XP Air, I was genuinely confused in that not only was it not heavier than the Kone XP, it was actually lighter than its wired counterpart by 5g. Wait, what? As impossible as it sounds, this is indeed true for the Kone XP Air, all while keeping everything that made its wired counterpart great. How is this possible? Read on to find out!