Roccat Khan Pro

Excellent build quality ; Slim, low-profile feel ; Great performance ; Linear or tactile optical switch choice ; Macro functionality ; Includes magnetic palm rest ; Bright RGB LED lights ; Relatively easy to clean

Can't preview typing sounds or RGB illumination without applying ; Odd num lock/caps lock LED indicator light placement

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Comfortable, lightweight design ; Fantastic Hi-Res Audio sound ; Earcup volume controls for easy access ; Raise microphone arm to mute mic ; Clear sounding microphone ; Very long 3.5mm cable ; Dual to single 3.5mm adapter included ; Multi-platform...

Mostly plastic design might not last as long as other more robust materials ; Non-removable microphone

+ Cozy ergonomic shape catering to most fingers ; + Buttons are highly programmable ; + Unique scroll wheel, RGB look

- Plastic chassis lacks grip, gets clammy, attracts dust ; - Need software to change CPI out of the box ; - Black version attracts fingerprints

The Roccat Kone Pro is a very comfortable ergonomic mouse with a unique look and shape that’s more considerate of the ring and pinky fingers than most rivals. Its mundane plastic can easily attract moisture, dust and fingerprints. But once you download...

Beautiful sound ; Clear mic ; Comfortable fit

Flimsy feel ; High price ; Unreliable adapter

If you're looking for a no-frills headset that sounds great — and if you can stomach the price — the Roccat Khan Pro is a good option.

Sleek honeycomb design ; Dual wireless connectivity ; Exceptionally fast

No dedicated DPI switch ; Profile button is finicky to use ; Expensive for a gaming mouse

If you’re looking for a good-looking, wire-free gaming mouse then it doesn’t get much better than the Roccat Kone Pro Air, especially if you already own other Roccat gaming peripherals. With 19K DPI, 50G acceleration, smooth skates and tactile Titan...

The Khan Pro would be a great gaming headset for about $20 less. Priced at $100, its plastic construction and average performance are out-shined by competing models. Not that Roccat's "Hi-Res Audio" solution looks or feels cheap. There are simply...