@@geriug6165 This mouse does have the best pads you can get. They're even much better than the pads on the Logitech G Pro. I'm using a HyperX mouse pad and it still feels like new. Did you pull off the blue foil from the pads?😆
I like the clicks too, but i own the mouse and let me tell you, these are the loudest switches i've used. Amazing, but can get really annoying for people around you.
Today my mouse finally arrived, and I can say that I absolutely love everything about it. The sound of the clicks is different, but I expected a terrible sensation as some described there. It feels and sounds different from a traditional click, for example, from my Logitech G203. They sound and feel different, I don't know how to describe them, but they are not bad, it is just different and it may be a matter of taste in the end.
My subs and I have an unofficial agreement; I don't want to spend ages talking about stuff that doesn't matter and they don't want to watch it. I'd rather make less money off adverts than break that agreement.
I love this mouse overall but a warning to anyone who may be interested in buying it: It develops issues with the middle mouse click not registering after about 8-12 months of use. This has happened to two of these mice at around the same time interval. I take really good care of my electronics and am not heavy handed so it seems to be an internal issue of degradation over time.
Same with my logitech g203, loved that mouse, but after around 10 months the middle mouse button developed the same issue and needed much more force to actuate Now i look for a cheap replacement and i am pretty bummed about reading that this one has similar issues
@@stupidlifelol Yeah, the scroll wheel when you press it down. The scrolling still worked fine but pressing it down as an extra key bind eventually stopped working.
Same thing happened to me with a Razer Viper Mini (went through 3 of those), Logitech G300S and G602. Is there not a single reliable gaming mouse to be found anywhere?
Roccat make high quality products imo, the general feel and build quality is much better than Razer or many other mainstream mice I think. Hope they keep going and stay successful.
For any Microsft Wheel Mouse Optical (WMO) users who are looking for a modern replacement, this is the closest mouse I've found to the WMO shape. The previous closest was the Steelseries Rival 106, but it had some harder angles on the right of the shell and I wasn't a fan of the glossy plastic. The Burst Core/Pro shape is slightly shorter than the WMO. The grip width is very slightly wider, and the buttons sit lower, too. If you look at the two mice from the top you'd think they're nothing alike, but flip them over and the telltale flare is there -- the shape is very much a homage, imo. The Burst Core/Pro has a more rounded right-hand side (arguably more comfortable than the WMO) and with more aggressively sloped sides. It's one of those mice that is glued to your hand even when you're warming up. I've got 20x10cm hands and use a grip that's more towards fingertip than anything else, and it lets me grip it almost exactly the way I hold the WMO. I'd have preferred a longer body and narrower grip to match the WMO, but I'm playing really well with the Burst Core, so I'm happy with it. I bought the Burst Core for £25 and it's cheap enough & good enough for an impulse purchase. I looked at the feature set of the Burst Pro and nothing stands out other than the nicer cable. If you're tempted but not willing to spend £50+ on the Pro, buy the Core.
@@loen6478 That's a fair comment. On the other hand, I've tried something like 20 mice in the last 5 years, and even the cheapest sensors in big brand mice are perfect for gaming -- I honestly doubt the more expensive sensor in the burst pro will be remotely noticeable in terms of perf. This aligns with all mouse review videos I've seen in the last 5 years or so (including RJN) where you pretty much never see negative acceleration, skipping or tilt-slam during sensor tests. IMO the biggest differences in sensors now are qualitative -- things like lift-off distances and 'feel', and those don't always mean expensive is better.
@@defragsbin in this case yes it is noticeable, but it also depends on sensitive you are to it, if you casually play games its not something you would notice for sure.
@@loen6478 I strongly doubt it's noticeable unless there's some qualitative difference like lift-off distance. Like I said, there's barely been a noticeable difference between cheap & top sensors for the last 5 years because the base level of performance is borderline flawless. E.g. here's a review from Zy of the G Pro (wired) vs the G203 from 2017 that Zy did -- a budget vs. a more expensive mouse from the same company, and he couldn't tell the difference in the sensor performance. ua-cam.com/video/V4lqxQL1x4U/v-deo.html The mice I've most recently played with are the Roccat Burst Core, Zowie S1, Zowie FK1 and Logitech G Pro Wireless. Sensor-wise they all track flawlessly, and the only difference that's noticeable is LOD. IMO sensor stuff is now in the realms of audiophiles claiming their £100 gold-plated speaker cables are much better, when they can't actually tell the difference in blind tests.
Insane clip btw. Button sound is very personal preference. I got used to it in two days, doesn't bother me at all. A friend LOVES the sound and feel actually. Mouse is top tier and great for medium to large hands
Trying this mouse out right now and it's really comfy, the sides are really grippy without making your hands sweaty and the sensor isn't bad either. I'm still on the fence because I love my mm711.
I just got the mouse and my aim is incredible! Great mouse, a mostly accurate review. But at the end of the day, that's his opinion and everyone has a different one too. But I personally think it's the top 5 best mouse I've ever used. :)
Tell me more please?. I got the logitech g pro wireless and I hate it with every fibre of my being. Looking for a new mouse to get. Whats you rank in some of the games you play and hows your aim feel and mouse confort?.
Omg the roccat Kiro...I bought it in 2017 for a birthday and tried it...it was the best feeling mouse I have ever tried and I tried some good mice like the rival 300 and logitech g403. I wanted to buy this mouse so badly but they stopped production of it a while ago...still seeing this mouse being a brother of the Kiro makes me a little bit happpier. I'm writing this so that you know that someone is still remembering the Kiro, it was a great mouse...
I have this mouse and i love almost everything about it. The clicks are not clicks per se, are deeper lower pitched and really muted, something as someone that get's annoyed easily by repetitive sounds it is a blessing. It is smooth and great best mouse i have ever tried. The only downside i would say is the wheel, a bit stiff, well not stiff but with really tactile feedback feeling that gives the feeling of it being stiff. but no need to put more force to scroll it than any other mouse i have tried so far
I got this mouse and was realy suprised how good it feels compared to razer viper ultimate. A new one is coming out, Burst Air pro 2, at only 47 gramms and wireless. Preordered...
Hi! I don't know anything about computer mice but I just started using my Roccat Burst and I was feeling weirded out by how stiff the RMB is! Did a little digging and it led me to your video and I'm so glad I don't feel like the only one who is not a fan of the difference between the RMB and LMB. Thanks for this great reference!
Not going to lie, the buttons are the best I've ever felt/heard on a mouse. They feel comparable to the XM1's button to me, which is another favourite of mine.
Which has the better shape for you? I'm playing relaxed claw mostly and I'm thinking about buying the XM1 RGB or the roccat burst pro. Which one would you recommend more?
I have the g502 at the moment. I really wanna switch but I really like the shape and size but its too heavy I don't know which mouse I should get. I want one that's lighter and has almost the same dimensions any recommendations ? my grip style: claw/grip
I personally love my Burst Pro, but I can see why someone may go with another mouse. I just wish the scroll wheel and coating were more like the Kain series.
and here i am with my 8 years old Roccat Savu :) still love this thing (after it outlived several poorly biuld logitechs and served me on 4 PCs now). I'm currently looking into a new one. Glorious moddel D- or the Endgame gear XM1 are my current favourites
@@knavishknack7443 It’s already a small-mid mouse wdym? If you like Kinzu try Rival 3 Or Aerox something I don’t mind wireless or lightweights That’s just not gonna help you more on the truly performance
@@veryinterestingpersonaliti8321 it's like saying that the Finalmouse Ultralight 2 is same as viper mini. It's not. A 2mm difference in height or length can be a big deal for me.
How does this shape compare to the Rival 3? I really like the rear hump of the Rival 3 for claw grip, but I switched to the Viper and now the Rival feels really back heavy. But I really miss using something that sets in the back of my palm. Maybe an odd specific question.
I'm finding myself cramping a bit with this mouse and my hands are 19/9. I'm not sure if that's just because I'll need to get used to the size or if it's because this shape just isn't for me. I have had it for roughly a day now though.
That's what I'm experiencing as well right now (17/10.5 hand)... I can't understand why as I like fat back hump mice and I even used to have way bigger mice like Asus Strix Claw without getting any cramps. Maybe it's a combination of the right edge of the mouse that kinda makes my ring finger "stretched" to the right, and harder to press buttons? What mice did you have before this one? My last one was Xtrfy M4, the right edge was smooth, but I wanted something with more fatter rear (I wish they made a lightweight Mionix Castor mouse).
My wireless air pro sounds nothing like yours. Is it possible the upgraded v2 ttc optical switches made it into the burst air pro, because in actually had the wired version for a couple days and hated it. I gambled on the air cause I heard a lot of internals were improved and it's basically a diff mouse. Edit so the switches I'm seeing in my burst air pro are definitely different than the ttc gen 1 opticals, they also don't look like the gen 2 opticals. Similar but not same.
I bought the Core. I didn't see much to justify a 100% markup -- sensor performance is going to be very similar, though the cable on the Pro looks nice. No problem with the Core though -- it works fine in a bungee and the sensor is great. If this becomes my main I may upgrade to the Pro. The Core is the best value mouse I've bought since the Logitech G203.
Do you think you would be able to get/test the AtomPalm Hydrogen? I saw that Linus at LinusTechTips was able to test out one. I’m curious as to what you may think of the 8000Hz polling rate.
Since it is roccat's first try of optical switches I think that can be excused.I think that was the same with the razer but they improved on the v2 switches hope roccat does the same . Oh btw Roccaat's optical switches on keyboards seem very smooth according to the reviews . Dont know what happend with the micro switches.They can improve them in the next revision or another mouse I guess..Always love watching your content
I've had two copies and have returned both. They develop bottom plate creaking really freaking bad just after 2-3 weeks of regular use. I'm buying a Makalu 67 and giving that a shot instead.
guys what is that second quake game? i enjoy playing quake champ but my servers mainly asia has literally more than 5 min lobby wait and playing elsewhere gets me 200+ ping. :(
Great mouse, it makes makes me a little peeved when I accidently touched to the side of the other buttons by mistake pressing back. I got the burst one though.
HI NINJA I WANT UR OPINION MY HAND IS 19.5 x 10 and i claw/ palm grip so rival310 or za11 or hyberx pfs in terms of the best sensor cuz i got a deathadder v2 and its sensor is really flawless but it doesnt suit my hand cuz of the steep hump :( .
I am curious about this mouse. I have the Kone Pure Ultra and love it. I tried the Razer Viper for a couple of months, but couldn't get comfortable with the shape, and the right side buttons are basically wasted for me as I can't press them properly without changing grip or moving my hand weird. And when I went back to the Kone Pure Ultra, I felt at home again right away.
ROCCAT GIVE ME LOW WEIGHT KAIN! Edit: small update: bought Roccat Burst Core and it is awesome. The clicks are mighty I love them, but the scroll wheel is a mistake when compared to main buttons and I hope they fix that LOD via some update, because it is a joke, it is not like 1 DVD, more like 1 VHS tape, it is that insane. Shape is top tier, it fits my hand(18,5x9,5cm) nicely, it is different grip than Kain for sure, it digs down into your hand more, whether with Kain it just rests nicely in there. It is awesome for all types of claw, I highly recommend it. The weight and feel of the mouse is great, and coating on Burst Core is this nice plastic with grippy sides, just awesome. The cable is not the best though, kinda regretting I didn't buy the more expensive one, since you can adjust the LOD and cable is better. No issues with the skates tho, they are good enough with nice glide like in my KAIN 102.
I’m think about getting the cooler master MM710 since I can’t get the model o and was wondering if you could answer this question. Does changing the denounce time to the lowest setting on the software cause it to double click?
I believe BT did a video specifically mentioning the denounce time to set for the mm710 to avoid double click. I think it was 4 but check his video. I have the mm710 and use it near daily. I set that once per his recommendation a year ago and have not touched it since. I also have had no double click issues.
Don't like mine the M1 and M2 too much tension to click. Also side buttons sadly mushy. So disappointed in the side buttons it's big and accessible yet it's got too much travel
i really don't see any problem with the sound? seems kinda normal to me may be i'm just dumb cause i see people caring more about how their mouse and keyboard sound more than how they feel
Just ordered mine, should be a nice upgrade over my g403. Can't go wrong with this sensor and optical switches, should be zero click delay. Click sounds just fine for me. With headphones on, won't hear it haha.
Yeah, this is a super weird criticism. The switches don't sound meaningfully different to any others, in terms of annoyance level. They are a little stiffer than some but I prefer this to the overly soft feel of Razer switches, for instance.
I don't know much about mouse feet material but the feet of my burst pro including the spare set are blue not grey not sure if its colour/aesthetic difference or actual material difference.
3 days later, I was still enjoying it wondering why though it was a tiny bit sticky on the lightest possible movement I could give it, and wondering why i could see some bubbles in the grip, tried to rough it up and smooth it out on my coarse hard pad, by then I finally realised, theres a blue protective sticker now it feels silky smooth in comparison, haven't bought a new mouse in a while lmao
@@fair-chance If they weren't mushy they'd have a shorter, more staccato sound, which would signal that the vibration on the buttons didn't linger upon pressing or releasing them. Sound is a result of vibration. Being that the sound was longer than usual, that means something in M1/M2 has more than the usual amount of play to it, which is a bad thing. Heavy buttons could sound any number of ways so the M1/M2 sound profile isn't really indicative of much besides their precision.
I love the sound of the buttons honestly, bassy and full sounding.
Same for me. I own one since a few days. I really like the sound of the left and right mouse button. It's perfect.
mouse for bassheads
Exactly
I only hate the feet, its scratching my pad vertically, going to replace it with Corepad.
@@geriug6165 This mouse does have the best pads you can get. They're even much better than the pads on the Logitech G Pro. I'm using a HyperX mouse pad and it still feels like new. Did you pull off the blue foil from the pads?😆
our boy is injured, that finger..
It must be a sprain from those buttons :P
I was looking forward for this review
I love the button clicks, it's the most satisfying of all the mice I have, and I have all major brands
I love the clickyness of the buttons tbh.
Personal preference as always. I wonder how many people actually like the buttons...
I don’t, I’m having trouble liking them... The XM1 RGB with the Khalil 4.0s are the way to go.
@@RocketJumpNinja I've got the Core and I think they're fine. Not as nice as Logi or the new Zowie clicks, but not bad at all.
Same, really enjoying it so far
@@RocketJumpNinja Prefer the mini or mm720 clicks, those work fine for mobas, these are a bit stiff, i guess thats the shell design of it
I'm actually a fan of the dulled sound, it's right up my alley since I like relatively monotonous/quiet sounds that fade into the background
I like the clicks too, but i own the mouse and let me tell you, these are the loudest switches i've used. Amazing, but can get really annoying for people around you.
@@valpodesideromontoya2097 have this mouse since release and after some time the clicks got quieter
Today my mouse finally arrived, and I can say that I absolutely love everything about it.
The sound of the clicks is different, but I expected a terrible sensation as some described there. It feels and sounds different from a traditional click, for example, from my Logitech G203.
They sound and feel different, I don't know how to describe them, but they are not bad, it is just different and it may be a matter of taste in the end.
are they heavy clicks?
I have to say your short Videos are so helpful and way better than those 10min+ Videos
My subs and I have an unofficial agreement; I don't want to spend ages talking about stuff that doesn't matter and they don't want to watch it. I'd rather make less money off adverts than break that agreement.
I love this mouse overall but a warning to anyone who may be interested in buying it: It develops issues with the middle mouse click not registering after about 8-12 months of use. This has happened to two of these mice at around the same time interval. I take really good care of my electronics and am not heavy handed so it seems to be an internal issue of degradation over time.
Same with my logitech g203, loved that mouse, but after around 10 months the middle mouse button developed the same issue and needed much more force to actuate
Now i look for a cheap replacement and i am pretty bummed about reading that this one has similar issues
I don’t think it’s happening anymore
@@lukewalker3 Glad to hear it!
@@stupidlifelol Yeah, the scroll wheel when you press it down. The scrolling still worked fine but pressing it down as an extra key bind eventually stopped working.
Same thing happened to me with a Razer Viper Mini (went through 3 of those), Logitech G300S and G602. Is there not a single reliable gaming mouse to be found anywhere?
Bruh, I love those hard crispy clicks. I've been lookin for a mouse with those kind of clicks. Will def check this one out!
Your not gonna find that unless it’s a special type of switch like an optical
Roccat make high quality products imo, the general feel and build quality is much better than Razer or many other mainstream mice I think. Hope they keep going and stay successful.
I've been using this mouse since Release... I've really come to like it a lot.
Same here, really good and best buttons on earth (my opinion)
roccat shapes look like they were designed in minecraft
They are.
Man you’d be surprised
you have no idea how popular roccat is in the bridging scene of minecraft
@@scars1081 Yes
For any Microsft Wheel Mouse Optical (WMO) users who are looking for a modern replacement, this is the closest mouse I've found to the WMO shape. The previous closest was the Steelseries Rival 106, but it had some harder angles on the right of the shell and I wasn't a fan of the glossy plastic.
The Burst Core/Pro shape is slightly shorter than the WMO. The grip width is very slightly wider, and the buttons sit lower, too. If you look at the two mice from the top you'd think they're nothing alike, but flip them over and the telltale flare is there -- the shape is very much a homage, imo. The Burst Core/Pro has a more rounded right-hand side (arguably more comfortable than the WMO) and with more aggressively sloped sides. It's one of those mice that is glued to your hand even when you're warming up. I've got 20x10cm hands and use a grip that's more towards fingertip than anything else, and it lets me grip it almost exactly the way I hold the WMO. I'd have preferred a longer body and narrower grip to match the WMO, but I'm playing really well with the Burst Core, so I'm happy with it.
I bought the Burst Core for £25 and it's cheap enough & good enough for an impulse purchase. I looked at the feature set of the Burst Pro and nothing stands out other than the nicer cable. If you're tempted but not willing to spend £50+ on the Pro, buy the Core.
burst core and burst pro have differents sensors, thats what you are paying for.
@@loen6478 That's a fair comment. On the other hand, I've tried something like 20 mice in the last 5 years, and even the cheapest sensors in big brand mice are perfect for gaming -- I honestly doubt the more expensive sensor in the burst pro will be remotely noticeable in terms of perf.
This aligns with all mouse review videos I've seen in the last 5 years or so (including RJN) where you pretty much never see negative acceleration, skipping or tilt-slam during sensor tests.
IMO the biggest differences in sensors now are qualitative -- things like lift-off distances and 'feel', and those don't always mean expensive is better.
@@defragsbin in this case yes it is noticeable, but it also depends on sensitive you are to it, if you casually play games its not something you would notice for sure.
@@loen6478 I strongly doubt it's noticeable unless there's some qualitative difference like lift-off distance. Like I said, there's barely been a noticeable difference between cheap & top sensors for the last 5 years because the base level of performance is borderline flawless.
E.g. here's a review from Zy of the G Pro (wired) vs the G203 from 2017 that Zy did -- a budget vs. a more expensive mouse from the same company, and he couldn't tell the difference in the sensor performance. ua-cam.com/video/V4lqxQL1x4U/v-deo.html
The mice I've most recently played with are the Roccat Burst Core, Zowie S1, Zowie FK1 and Logitech G Pro Wireless. Sensor-wise they all track flawlessly, and the only difference that's noticeable is LOD.
IMO sensor stuff is now in the realms of audiophiles claiming their £100 gold-plated speaker cables are much better, when they can't actually tell the difference in blind tests.
Insane clip btw. Button sound is very personal preference. I got used to it in two days, doesn't bother me at all. A friend LOVES the sound and feel actually. Mouse is top tier and great for medium to large hands
Trying this mouse out right now and it's really comfy, the sides are really grippy without making your hands sweaty and the sensor isn't bad either. I'm still on the fence because I love my mm711.
I just got the mouse and my aim is incredible! Great mouse, a mostly accurate review. But at the end of the day, that's his opinion and everyone has a different one too. But I personally think it's the top 5 best mouse I've ever used. :)
Tell me more please?. I got the logitech g pro wireless and I hate it with every fibre of my being. Looking for a new mouse to get. Whats you rank in some of the games you play and hows your aim feel and mouse confort?.
are you going to review the XM1r when it's released?
Omg the roccat Kiro...I bought it in 2017 for a birthday and tried it...it was the best feeling mouse I have ever tried and I tried some good mice like the rival 300 and logitech g403. I wanted to buy this mouse so badly but they stopped production of it a while ago...still seeing this mouse being a brother of the Kiro makes me a little bit happpier. I'm writing this so that you know that someone is still remembering the Kiro, it was a great mouse...
I HAVE BEEN WAITING AND DAMN IT WAS WORTH THE WAIT🤗🤗🤗🤗
I have this mouse and i love almost everything about it. The clicks are not clicks per se, are deeper lower pitched and really muted, something as someone that get's annoyed easily by repetitive sounds it is a blessing. It is smooth and great best mouse i have ever tried.
The only downside i would say is the wheel, a bit stiff, well not stiff but with really tactile feedback feeling that gives the feeling of it being stiff. but no need to put more force to scroll it than any other mouse i have tried so far
When I read the title it just reads as “great mouse if you like it”
Well that is true...
Well sure. That's in contrast with something like the g502 which is a shit fps mouse regardless of whether you like it.
wow this is such a great review!!
The clicks almost sound like a mech keyboard with a steel plate. 😅
I've been watching roccat for a while now, and considering getting their products next time I get new peripherals...
I got this mouse and was realy suprised how good it feels compared to razer viper ultimate. A new one is coming out, Burst Air pro 2, at only 47 gramms and wireless. Preordered...
I think this is Doc's new mouse. At least it's the one he's promoting, but he said later he's liking it.
Hi! I don't know anything about computer mice but I just started using my Roccat Burst and I was feeling weirded out by how stiff the RMB is! Did a little digging and it led me to your video and I'm so glad I don't feel like the only one who is not a fan of the difference between the RMB and LMB. Thanks for this great reference!
Not going to lie, the buttons are the best I've ever felt/heard on a mouse. They feel comparable to the XM1's button to me, which is another favourite of mine.
Which has the better shape for you? I'm playing relaxed claw mostly and I'm thinking about buying the XM1 RGB or the roccat burst pro. Which one would you recommend more?
I have the g502 at the moment. I really wanna switch but I really like the shape and size but its too heavy
I don't know which mouse I should get. I want one that's lighter and has almost the same dimensions any recommendations ?
my grip style: claw/grip
I think they sound super nice
I miss the 4d Scroll Wheel from the XTD. I wonder why they never brought that back?
the button feels very good !!
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My hands are 18 x 9 cm and this mouse is perfect for my claw/ftip grip
Mines is 22 x 10.4. Do u think it would work for fingertip
@@Jatoofit yes
The shape is worth it for me. The cable is great. Wheel and side buttons are good. And the main clicks are ok.
I personally love my Burst Pro, but I can see why someone may go with another mouse. I just wish the scroll wheel and coating were more like the Kain series.
and here i am with my 8 years old Roccat Savu :) still love this thing (after it outlived several poorly biuld logitechs and served me on 4 PCs now). I'm currently looking into a new one. Glorious moddel D- or the Endgame gear XM1 are my current favourites
Bruh Same here now :D
@@svenmuller7553 Well 7 Months later and the Savu is still fine :D
Will Roccat ever make a small mouse? Would also love a new light wireless Kinzu with side buttons. That could perhaps be my endgame.
Kone is kinda small
@@mungojerrie86 kinda
@@knavishknack7443
It’s already a small-mid mouse wdym?
If you like Kinzu try Rival 3
Or Aerox something
I don’t mind wireless or lightweights
That’s just not gonna help you more on the truly performance
@@veryinterestingpersonaliti8321 it's like saying that the Finalmouse Ultralight 2 is same as viper mini. It's not. A 2mm difference in height or length can be a big deal for me.
@@knavishknack7443 I didn’t said that. I just said that you can give it a try. Also UL2 and Viper Mini are not even similar in anyway.
Was it just me, or do the mouse 1 and 2 sound actually good...
I don’t mind the button sound. Pretty solid big mouse which is nice for my giant hands
what's ur hand size
How does this shape compare to the Rival 3? I really like the rear hump of the Rival 3 for claw grip, but I switched to the Viper and now the Rival feels really back heavy. But I really miss using something that sets in the back of my palm. Maybe an odd specific question.
The buttons sound great. They remind me of my old Redragon M711. Loud and clacky. I’m fine with it though tbh.
i actually like the click.
The feel is absolutley perfect and the sound is a little too loud but its really clean
I'm ready for the quake montage
€37 for the roccat burst Pro or, €20 for the roccat burst Core.
What do you think?
I'm finding myself cramping a bit with this mouse and my hands are 19/9. I'm not sure if that's just because I'll need to get used to the size or if it's because this shape just isn't for me. I have had it for roughly a day now though.
That's what I'm experiencing as well right now (17/10.5 hand)... I can't understand why as I like fat back hump mice and I even used to have way bigger mice like Asus Strix Claw without getting any cramps. Maybe it's a combination of the right edge of the mouse that kinda makes my ring finger "stretched" to the right, and harder to press buttons? What mice did you have before this one? My last one was Xtrfy M4, the right edge was smooth, but I wanted something with more fatter rear (I wish they made a lightweight Mionix Castor mouse).
@@zares_fnx I used to use the Redragon Cobra, which was a similar design to the Deathadder but a lot less chunky.
burst pro has click latency like the optical vipers, without the added 5 ms when the mouse is lifted (Every single lift) like razer
I love this mouse and i like the clicks
My wireless air pro sounds nothing like yours. Is it possible the upgraded v2 ttc optical switches made it into the burst air pro, because in actually had the wired version for a couple days and hated it. I gambled on the air cause I heard a lot of internals were improved and it's basically a diff mouse.
Edit so the switches I'm seeing in my burst air pro are definitely different than the ttc gen 1 opticals, they also don't look like the gen 2 opticals. Similar but not same.
I might get it, or the cheaper Burst Core - just because of the clicks alone tbh.
does the click feel satisfying to you? It does for me haha
I bought the Core. I didn't see much to justify a 100% markup -- sensor performance is going to be very similar, though the cable on the Pro looks nice. No problem with the Core though -- it works fine in a bungee and the sensor is great. If this becomes my main I may upgrade to the Pro.
The Core is the best value mouse I've bought since the Logitech G203.
@@Neuronecia I hope I can find one to try first, locally in my country. None of the popular places got the Burst mice orders, pretty disappointing.
@@defragsbin Damn - that's super positive to hear from you. Thanks man!
I got the burst pro I actually love it
Do you think you would be able to get/test the AtomPalm Hydrogen? I saw that Linus at LinusTechTips was able to test out one. I’m curious as to what you may think of the 8000Hz polling rate.
Since it is roccat's first try of optical switches I think that can be excused.I think that was the same with the razer but they improved on the v2 switches hope roccat does the same . Oh btw Roccaat's optical switches on keyboards seem very smooth according to the reviews . Dont know what happend with the micro switches.They can improve them in the next revision or another mouse I guess..Always love watching your content
Could you please review the Roccat Kone Pro?
Hey......have you checked the mouse 'xanova Mensa pro' which is under 15-20 dollars...with a PMW 3389
what's the closest mouse in size and shape to a mionix castor? my boy is preparing to leave me and i need to find a replacement for him.
I personally like the clicks haha
I've had two copies and have returned both. They develop bottom plate creaking really freaking bad just after 2-3 weeks of regular use. I'm buying a Makalu 67 and giving that a shot instead.
guys what is that second quake game? i enjoy playing quake champ but my servers mainly asia has literally more than 5 min lobby wait and playing elsewhere gets me 200+ ping. :(
I've had mine since it came out I love it feels really good on the mp510
I was thinking about similarity of Kiro and Burst, cuz I have Kiro right now and Zy just started the review with this comparison, lol
Its amazing
are the sides material glossy? That would be really stupid
Great mouse, it makes makes me a little peeved when I accidently touched to the side of the other buttons by mistake pressing back. I got the burst one though.
What mouse pad is that in the background? Anyway: 3_dollar_mouse_buttons
Hey Zy, I just moved to Australia and am so confused how you find games in quake champs and live, what regions are you joining in?
Just the one. You can join the RJN discord, follow the instructions to join #quake-au and get games with us if you want: discord.gg/rocketjumpninja
HI NINJA I WANT UR OPINION MY HAND IS 19.5 x 10 and i claw/ palm grip so rival310 or za11 or hyberx pfs in terms of the best sensor cuz i got a deathadder v2 and its sensor is really flawless but it doesnt suit my hand cuz of the steep hump :( .
Will you be reviewing G-Wolves Skoll mini mouse anytime?
I am curious about this mouse. I have the Kone Pure Ultra and love it. I tried the Razer Viper for a couple of months, but couldn't get comfortable with the shape, and the right side buttons are basically wasted for me as I can't press them properly without changing grip or moving my hand weird. And when I went back to the Kone Pure Ultra, I felt at home again right away.
I had the kone xtd before and the Burst was a huge downstep. Not a bad mouse but not a great one either
ROCCAT GIVE ME LOW WEIGHT KAIN!
Edit: small update: bought Roccat Burst Core and it is awesome. The clicks are mighty I love them, but the scroll wheel is a mistake when compared to main buttons and I hope they fix that LOD via some update, because it is a joke, it is not like 1 DVD, more like 1 VHS tape, it is that insane.
Shape is top tier, it fits my hand(18,5x9,5cm) nicely, it is different grip than Kain for sure, it digs down into your hand more, whether with Kain it just rests nicely in there. It is awesome for all types of claw, I highly recommend it. The weight and feel of the mouse is great, and coating on Burst Core is this nice plastic with grippy sides, just awesome. The cable is not the best though, kinda regretting I didn't buy the more expensive one, since you can adjust the LOD and cable is better. No issues with the skates tho, they are good enough with nice glide like in my KAIN 102.
I love my mouse had it since release but for some reason I’m having issues with it disconnecting and re connecting randomly. Not sure why
What would your top mouse mats/material selection be?
Wish you showed reviewed mice next to the Razer Viper for comparisons.
Now that a wireless version is out, i still wish roccat was global. I cant find any here in the philippines without paying high rise building taxes
Finally! I started to doubt zy...
They should’ve kept the same switches and coating as Kain and Kone pure ultra. Easy top tier.
Agree
I’m think about getting the cooler master MM710 since I can’t get the model o and was wondering if you could answer this question. Does changing the denounce time to the lowest setting on the software cause it to double click?
I believe BT did a video specifically mentioning the denounce time to set for the mm710 to avoid double click. I think it was 4 but check his video. I have the mm710 and use it near daily. I set that once per his recommendation a year ago and have not touched it since. I also have had no double click issues.
I have it right now, i don't like that it does infact double click if i slam my finger down. also, the software doesn't recognize f13-20 keys.
Don't like mine the M1 and M2 too much tension to click. Also side buttons sadly mushy. So disappointed in the side buttons it's big and accessible yet it's got too much travel
i really don't see any problem with the sound? seems kinda normal to me
may be i'm just dumb cause i see people caring more about how their mouse and keyboard sound more than how they feel
Im getting it tomorrow
we need a review of the new roccat kone pro air
This vs the KPU?
Just ordered mine, should be a nice upgrade over my g403. Can't go wrong with this sensor and optical switches, should be zero click delay. Click sounds just fine for me. With headphones on, won't hear it haha.
Yeah, this is a super weird criticism. The switches don't sound meaningfully different to any others, in terms of annoyance level. They are a little stiffer than some but I prefer this to the overly soft feel of Razer switches, for instance.
What's that mouse pad
bruh that mod air snipe tho 0_o
I don't know much about mouse feet material but the feet of my burst pro including the spare set are blue not grey not sure if its colour/aesthetic difference or actual material difference.
3 days later, I was still enjoying it wondering why though it was a tiny bit sticky on the lightest possible movement I could give it, and wondering why i could see some bubbles in the grip, tried to rough it up and smooth it out on my coarse hard pad, by then I finally realised, theres a blue protective sticker now it feels silky smooth in comparison, haven't bought a new mouse in a while lmao
my point is the feet are indeed grey just the label is blue fyi
Haha happened to me on my Kain Aimo as well.
anyone realised that he always presses buttons in the same beat ?
Can it drag click
roccat mice always have a unique flavor of weirdness.
What mousepad is he using guys???
tried it today, sadly seems unusable for RTS, the buttons are just too heavy to click. otherwise feels great.
What mousepad is that
Oh man, just from that sound, you know those buttons are a little mushy.
They aren’t, just heavy.
@@fair-chance If they weren't mushy they'd have a shorter, more staccato sound, which would signal that the vibration on the buttons didn't linger upon pressing or releasing them. Sound is a result of vibration. Being that the sound was longer than usual, that means something in M1/M2 has more than the usual amount of play to it, which is a bad thing. Heavy buttons could sound any number of ways so the M1/M2 sound profile isn't really indicative of much besides their precision.
Would you be able to do a pwnage ultra custom ergo or symm review
Upgraded to this from the rival 110 and don't like it at all, the hump at the back is way too steep and I can't aim with it
Review the cooler master mm831?
what mousepad is that?
Please review hyperx pulsefire raid