Kone AIMO

It so happens that I have two Roccat Kone Aimo (2018). Four years ago, I replaced one of them with a new one due to a problem with the LBM doubleclick. Now I've buy switches, disassembled the old one, cleaned it, and re-soldered 2 switches. It's great, I've gotten used to this ergonomics. After disassembling, the plastic frame is slightly loose and creaks, this will need to be taken into when reworking the second one.

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.

The best mouse I've had recently for hand fit is the Roccat Kone AIMO - the mouse isn't huge (still bigger side of modern mice) but it's just a lot more comfortable to grip and the forward/backward buttons are where my thumb naturally rests without having to tilt the mouse or arch my thumb too much. I also have a Corsair Scimitar, which is fine. My old 502 is in my workshop. I never really found it that comfortable either, but it's still going after 10+ years so I'll give it that. A website that may help you find some options to check is: [https://www.rocketjumpninja.com/mouse-search](https://www.rocketjumpninja.com/mouse-search) It's how I found the Kone, as it's in their XL list and just happened to be the one I went with.