Esselbach Contentteller CMS

Home
News
Reviews
Gaming
Internet Security
Guides
Contact
Forums

Review Categories

· Processors
· Motherboards
· Memory
· Graphics Cards
· Power Supplies
· Cases
· Cooling
· Storage
· Optical Drives
· Audio
· Full Systems
· Games
· Gaming Surfaces
· Game Controllers
· Mice
· Keyboards
· Events
· Guides
· Interviews
· Networking
· Software
· Misc.

Advertisement




Bullguard Internet Security
Free Antivirus


Laptop Price Comparisons!
Top reviews: PCs Laptops PC Games
Product search:

Price comparison at Ciao
Ciao Box Generator

Latest Forum Posts

· ASUS Rampage III Formula Motherboard Review
by: Sahil Mannick

· Asus Republic of drifters?
by: technokid

· Lian Li PC-A77F Review
by: David Mitchelson

· Windows 7 Starter Edition - Really?
by: VampyrByte

· Coming soon - Lian Li PC-A77F
by: Mishima

· Heya
by: Generic42

Latest News

Choiix Show Off Their Slim Travel Speaker

Sharkoon Announce an ATX Housing with Integrated Hard Drive Docking Station

TwinMOS launches elegant looks 2.5” portable HDD solution

ARCTIC Announces Accelero XTREME Plus & ARCTIC F TC Fan

Corsair Launches High Performance USB Headset for Gamers


Online Users

There are currently 36 user(s) online:
Google, MSN, Yahoo


Become a fan of VH on Facebook



Search Vortez in:
Vortez Hardware - PC Hardware News and Reviews » Articles » ROCCAT Kova Gaming Mouse Review » Page 6

6 pages 1 2 3 4 5 6



ROCCAT Kova Gaming Mouse Review

Posted by: David Mitchelson (Mishima) on: 10/29/2009 10:37 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]

Conclusion
Choosing the best gaming mouse out there can be a difficult decision to make. There are now many brands to choose from, and within these brands, many models. The Roccat Kova could be considered as one of the top gaming mice out there to date.

The Kova is a strong performer and there is definitely appeal for the simplistic design as well as driverless configuration. Appeal for the effortless design, but also the thoughtfulness for left and right handed gamers. This will stand out as a very versatile gaming mouse due to this feature. There aren’t many mice out there that will provide for both types of user.



The ROCCAT Kova along-side Mionix Saiph 1800, illuminated with the fixed colour of purple


It’s really nice to be able to change the illuminating colours that the Kova emits and not only this but alter the way in which they operate. You can turn the colours off altogether, choose to display a solid colour or even rotate amongst the colourful array of reds, blues, greens etc. This gives your workstation an incredibly atmospheric feel.

The only let down that I have to comment on is the customization of both the DPI and colour settings. It takes away the aspect of the Kova being simple. To have to refer to the manual to change the DPI or colours confuses the user and maybe even frustrates. I would hope that Roccat could improve this somehow.

Overall the Roccat Kova comes recommended by me. For the price of 50€ / $74 / £44 you get a top performing mouse that comes with a nice selection of features. I would be tempted to suggest that although Roccat may have cut back on including some items out of this bundle maybe it would be good to include something complimentary or even lower the RRP, as the current price may seem steep to some.

The Roccat Kova has impressed me and for this reason it receives the Vortez Silver award.



Pros
[+] Good looking
[+] A big hit with old school gamers
[+] Excellent accuracy, rapid responces
[+] Left and right hand friendly
[+] Driverless
[+] Nice colour customization

Cons
[-] Complicated configurations
[-] Price may be steep for a simple mouse


Digg it! Slashdot Del.icio.us Technorati Fark it! Binklist Furl Newsvine Windows Live Netscape Google Bookmarks Reddit! LinkaGoGo Tailrank Wink Dzone Simpy Spurl Yahoo! MyWeb NetVouz RawSugar Smarking Scuttle Magnolia BlogMarks Nowpublic FeedMeLinks Wists Onlywire Connotia Shadows Co.mments

Jump to:

6 pages 1 2 3 4 5 6

Vortez Hardware - PC Hardware News and Reviews » Articles » ROCCAT Kova Gaming Mouse Review » Page 6
©2010 Vortez LTD.
Terms and Conditions | Reviews | Contact | Gaming | TestFreaks |