Kone AIMO Remastered

I was never a fan of Turtle Beach. But i have to say: You are wrong. I owned a Kone XTD for many years, had a Kone AIMO Remastered for a short time and also own a Kone II. Price? The [AIMO ](https://geizhals.de/roccat-kone-aimo-remastered-schwarz-roc-11-820-bk-a2211234.html)started at around 70€ in my country and was at discount for 35-40€. The [Kone II](https://geizhals.de/turtle-beach-kone-ii-tbm-1003-05-a3285618.html) also started at 70€. Quickly dropped to 60 and is at discount for 40-45€ now. Design of both mice is pretty close and the shape is the same.

I had a Kone XTD for manny years (and AIMO for a short time). Love the big bulky shape. Used the TB Kone II for a year now. The mouse is really good. Basicly a lighter Kone XTD

So I read so much praise about the Logitech G502 X I had to buy one. I currently have Roccat Kone AIMO Remastered and the weight and the software (along with the company being gone) have been really pissing me off, so I thougt it was a good time for an upgrade. The G502 X is generally advertised and described as a mouse for larger hands, but when I tried it, I was like WTF? Who designed this? I don't have HUGE hands, just a little above average, but the stupid side buttons must have been placed by AI or generally an entity that never held a mouse in their hands, otherwise I don't understand how this could be possible. Also, the mouse feels really small. So this clearly not working for my use case, what else can I get when I want a good wired gaming mouse with thumb rest and good software that nicely fits above average hands? I don't need too many buttons either, but one extra in the thumb area like the Kone and Logitech has is a very welcome addition.

I dont really leave a review either, but the trend seems to be the same for mice for me regardless \- Razer: 12-16 months, usually left click double click on my DA-s \- Roccat (RIP) Kona Aimo: scrollwheel, 1 year 3 weeks in - I was fuming about that one \- Steelseries: this one took the longest to die, 2 years 6 months, however it managed to develop a left click issue with the scrollwheel giving out 2 days later, before my new mouse would show up \- Logitech 502 hero and 502X: this is at least not making the mouse unusable, but the soft rubber grip part just starts eroding fully after 9 months. You can kinda-sorta work around that with grip tape My "noname" Bloody a7 was working easily for 4 years, I upgraded to the razer cause I got blinded by the marketing :c Unfortunately in the meantime I got really used to the Logi 502 layout, and not a lot of mice sport that.

Hi yall, I always loved Roccat (nowadays Turtle Beach), they're fitting my hand perfectly or atleast i think that. My Kone Aimo is way too heavy for long sessions of gaming or overall work. So after some research i treated myself with a Pulsar X2 CL Medium. This Mouse is very nice but its way to small imo. Whenever i hold it my palms drag across my pad which hurts after a few hours, never had the problem with my Roccat Kone since its taller/bigger. Are there any "tall" mice out there which are still somewhat light?

So from my middle finger to plam end/wrist i got 19cm/7.4in and from my thumb to the other hand of my hand i got 8,5cm/3.3in. I just put down my hand so palm grip id say. This is why the Kone was to comfy, just put my hand on it and i never touched my pad ever. The mouse looks good icl but i never liked the logitech design

Pity Roccat stopped making mice. I've been using the same Kone Aimo mouse for almost 10 years now. Still going strong. Zero issues.