ROCCAT - Burst Pro Air Lightweight Wireless Optical Gaming Ambidextrous Mouse with AIMO Lighting - White

Like how easy it is to use i can switch from wired, wireless, and Bluetooth super fast. Battery lastes for quite a while but even if it runs out the charging speed is quick. And if you still want to use it while its charging you can. Highly recommend.

very nice mouse. bluetooth very good. battery lasts forever. design me no favorite.

It is a great mouse. It is very responsive and gloves very smoothly. I like the lights on it too. Very affordable too.

Great mouse would recommend getting same keyboard brand to only have one app processing instead of two.

Fire mouse for aiming at things, really good pc mouse.

Great mouse with very fast response time the build it’s high quality and solid

The RGB lighting on this mouse is impressive. ROCCAT is known for their creative lighting systems, and this mouse adds to their reputation. The light effects are located under the primary and secondary buttons, beneath the palm rest, and most noticeably, on the scroll wheel which adds a nice touch. Coupled with the honeycomb bionic shell on both the top and underside of the mouse, the lighting impressively glows all around. When the RGB lighting is off, the honeycomb design is not discernible under the black plastic shell. But the instant the mouse is activated, the light shines through and the visual affect is stunning. RGB lighting aside, the mouse itself is very comfortable. It seems best for medium to larger hands because of a slightly wider palm design and hump, but it still works well for smaller hands. Short fingers can still reach the long buttons upfront, and the side buttons are large and long enough for the thumb to reach. I really like the slight tactile feel applied to the sides of the mouse. My other lightweight wireless gaming mouse has smooth plastic sides; when my hands are sweating, my fingertips tend to slide. I don’t get that feeling with this mouse. In terms of weight, it’s not the lightest gaming mouse on the market, but at 79 grams (2.8 ounces), it’s fairly light given that it is wireless and contains 4 RGB lighting zones. Mouse weight is usually a preference for gamers. The main concern is fatigue after countless hours of playing. I didn’t feel any difference between this mouse and my other lightweight mouse that weighs 63 grams (2.2 ounces). And compared to ROCCAT’s Kona line of mice, this mouse is slightly lighter, smaller, and less expensive. When gaming, I didn’t experience any noticeable lag. It does help that the switches are optical instead of mechanical. This feature definitely removes the possibility of double clicking. There is slight, and I mean slight pre/post travel in the primary and secondary buttons, but this is the standard for mice in this price range. I don’t even notice it while playing; I had to pick up the mouse and look closely to notice travel. It also helps that this mouse is Nvidia Reflex compatible. Reflex technology by Nvidia reduces the lag even more. In term of customization, ROCCAT offers all the features a gamer would expect: polling rate, distance/lift control, DPI switching, etc. The optical sensor on this mouse is good with 19,000 DPI and 400 IPS (inches per second). Coupled with an acceleration of 40 G’s, it performs accurately. Finally, the wireless connection options work well. I did not have any issues connecting it through the 2.4GHz low latency wireless USB dongle, through Bluetooth, or with the included wired cable. I’m getting plenty of battery life in all three modes. I can even monitor the battery and signal strength within the ROCCAT Swarm app when connected through the 2.4GHz wireless dongle. I suspect the battery will last longest using the simple Bluetooth connection. But even then, this mouse supports rapid charging, so it only takes a few minutes to squeeze additional hours out of it. Overall, I really like this mouse. It is not the cheapest wireless mouse available, but its price is about right considering it’s an optical mouse with reliable Titan switches, it has fast wireless connections, fast charging, and probably the nicest RGB lighting on a mouse. I’d definitely recommend it to someone looking for these features.

This is one very light mouse and very responsive as well. I prefer a light mouse for gaming and this thing fits the bill. It checks all the boxes that I require for a gaming mouse. Wireless, Bluetooth, quick dpi changes, lightweight, USB Type C connection, long battery life, and feels good in the hand. There is even a slot to store the wireless dongle to keep them together. The default lighting scheme leaves a little to be desired, but you can easily download the software to change that to your liking. There is even onboard memory, and this mouse will keep your settings for you. The default DPI settings toggle between 400, 800, 1200, 1600, and 3200, but you can adjust them with the software in chunks of 100 if you like so you can really dial in a setting that suites you. Inside the box you will find a 1.8meter braided and flexible USB Type C cable, the wireless dongle, and some paperwork. Battery life is rated at 100 hours, but in my short time I have not had time to fully test it, but I have used it for about 20 hours and no issues so far. It does also have a quick charge that is supposed to give you up to 5 hours of playing time with just a quick 10-minute charge. This mouse is simple, easy to use and has a great price point as well. Combine that with a 2-year warranty and it is hard to pass this one up.