Turtle Beach Kone XP Air Wireless Customizable Ergonomic RGB Gaming Mouse, Bluetooth, 19K DPI Optical Sensor, 100-hour Battery & Charging Dock, 29 Programmable Inputs & RGB Lighting, 4D Wheel – Black
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The Kone XP Air Wireless Ergonomic RGB Gaming Mouse is designed to put the functionality of actions and macros at your fingertips. Perfected through years of refinement, this mouse is equipped with 10 dedicated buttons plus left, right, and vertical scroll wheel click functionality to expand into 29 programmable inputs, thanks to the Easy-Shift[+] duplicator button. Want to take this mouse on the go? Switch between lag-free 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth for the ultimate in versatility. Additionally, the Kone XP Air charging dock blends beautifully into your setup and comes equipped with a USB passthrough on the front for the 2.4GHz wireless adapter. To further the immersive RGB experience, the translucent shell and a 4D Wheel set the stage for the Kone XP Air’s 5 lighting zones, creating stunning lighting effects. AIMO lighting technology produces vibrant RGB lighting displays right out of the box or syncs with other compatible AIMO products. The Kone XP Air packs a performance punch with TITAN Optical Switches for lightspeed actuation and Owl-Eye 19K dpi optical sensor for precise movements. The heat-treated glides and a Phantom Flex charging cable to amplify your unrestricted gameplay even further, giving you the fastest, smoothest, and most precise experience possible.
- ERGONOMIC, MULTI-BUTTON DESIGN
Perfected through years of refinement, the beloved Kone ergonomic shape ensures comfort over long gaming sessions. Ten buttons plus 4D wheel expand into 29 programmable inputs thanks to the Easy-Shift[+] duplicator button.
- LAG-FREE 2.4GHZ WIRELESS + BLUETOOTH
Switch between gaming grade 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth for versatile use. Game all night with up to 100 hours of battery on a full charge.
- RAPID CHARGE DOCK
The stylish Rapid Charge Dock provides five hours of play time with just 10 minutes of charging. With 4 RGB lighting zones, the dock beautifully accents any desktop setup. Additionally, the 2.4GHz dongle can be plugged into the USB passthrough on the front.
- AIMO ILLUMINATION
The translucent shell and wheel set the stage for the Kone XP Air’s five RGB zones, creating a stunning lighting experience. AIMO lighting technology produces vibrant RGB lighting displays right out of the box and can sync with other compatible AIMO-enabled products for an immersive lighting display.
- OWL-EYE OPTICAL SENSOR
Experience smooth, precise tracking thanks to the Owl-Eye 19K DPI optical sensor.
- TITAN OPTICAL SWITCHES
TITAN Optical Switches provide unprecedented speed, and incredible durability with a 100 million click life cycle offering a competitive edge game after game.
- PHANTOMFLEX CHARGING CABLE
Flexible and light, the PhantomFlex USB-C charging cable virtually disappears during use to the point that you won’t even know it’s there.
- PTFE Glides
Heat-treated, pure PTFE glides deliver incredible glide and the smoothest mouse movements right out of the box.
- NVIDIA REFLEX COMPATIBLE
Unleash your Kone XP Air with NVIDIA Reflex. Powered by GeForce RTX GPUs and NVIDIA G-SYNC monitors, it delivers sub-25ms response times. The Kone XP Air is NVIDIA Reflex compatible to help you acquire targets faster and increase aim precision.
Refined ergonomic Kone shape
Multi-button design and 4D wheel with 29 programmable inputs
Lag-free 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth dual connectivity
Up to 100 hours of battery life
Included RGB Rapid Charge Dock
3D RGB AIMO lighting with 5 programable zones
Owl-Eye 19K dpi optical sensor
TITAN Switch Optical for a tactile feel with optical speed
Lightweight and flexible PhantomFlex USB-C charging cable
NVIDIA Reflex compatible
Customers say
Customers find the mouse comfortable and lightweight. They appreciate its good feel, switches, and ergonomics for big hands. The performance is praised as surprisingly good, with wired and Bluetooth connectivity. The build quality is also appreciated. However, opinions differ on the grip, size, and shape.
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9 reviews for Turtle Beach Kone XP Air Wireless Customizable Ergonomic RGB Gaming Mouse, Bluetooth, 19K DPI Optical Sensor, 100-hour Battery & Charging Dock, 29 Programmable Inputs & RGB Lighting, 4D Wheel – Black
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Original price was: $129.99.$99.99Current price is: $99.99.
J4y_3l3cT –
Knocked it out of the park IMO
What can I say, I was skeptical when I learned that Turtle Beach had acquired ROCCAT, because aside from headsets, I had no experience with their peripherals especially mice since that’s not what they’re known for. With that being said Turtle Beach has really done the burst justice with the Burst II, the shape (symmetrical), the weight 47g, solid shell with no holes, includes grip tape. I have no issues claw gripping this mouse, I’m already matching and exceeding my scores in Aim Lab. I like the placement of the dpi button very innovative in my opinion, scroll wheel is tactile and notched just like the original. The mouse skates are phenomenal right out of the box, granted I am currently using a glass pad they glide like butter. As I’ve stated I’m very impressed with Turtle Beach, I hope we as a mouse community can continue to benefit from this competition of pushing the envelope foward with gaming mice. If you are looking for a light weight symmetrical mouse you will not be disappointed with this mouse especially if you like the original Burst. I’m really hoping to see an 8k version eventually. With this debut mouse coming in at this price point, I feel as though TB is attempting to dance with the big boys right out the gate, Logitech, Razer, Pulsar etc. They’re off to a good start of I must say for their first mouse.
Joe S –
The closest you’ll get to a wireless KPU
I love the shape of the Roccat Kone Pure Ultra, so when my KPU started double clicking on me I started looking for alternatives with optical switches.The two alternatives I tried were the Roccat Kone Pro and this mouse, the Turtle Beach Pure Air. Turtle Beach acquired Roccat some years ago and is now rebranding their mice lineup under the same name.The mouse shape of the TB Pure Air, KPU, and Kone Pro are all very similar with the main difference being length. For comparison purposes, I found that the Kone Pro was just a tad too long for my tastes, while the Pure Air was very close to the same length as the KPU, if just a little longer.Battery life on Bluetooth is good. I’ve been using it every day for a week and the battery reports itself as 62%. Haven’t tried using the USB adapter yet, but Bluetooth performance is good enough for me.The software for configuring the mouse was OK. Updating the firmware for the mouse was kind of janky in that I would get a notification saying a firmware update was available, but you need to have the mouse connected via USB and the wireless dongle plugged in to actually update, and I couldn’t even get to the firmware update screen unless I closed and reopened the software a few times. Aside from that, configuring the mouse with the software is pretty straightforward. The best part about the software is that all settings get stored to the mouse, so once you are done configuring, you can close the software or even uninstall it and forget it exists.My only complaint is that the USB receiver cannot be stored in the mouse which makes it much easier to lose. I suspect this choice was made to save on weight. The Pure air is VERY light. Lighter than all the other mice I have even with the battery.Overall, I am quite satisfied with this mouse. I’m a little sad that they will probably never make another mouse with the exact same shape as the Kone Pure Ultra, but this is close enough for me.
Tanya Indridason –
Battery Life not even close to accurate
The mouse is really nice to use. The programming of the side buttons is really easy and you can have 5 different profiles. I wish the description was better. The battery does not even last one day of use… Not lone the 100 hours it promises. The other issue I have with it is the DPI setting has 5 levels but when you are playing a game and are looking for the right setting, you have to guess where it is at. There isn’t an LED to let you know which level you are on. For the money I think you can find a better mouse that does the same thing but since I have it here, it is good enough to keep around. I would not suggest this mouse to anyone that wants a long lasting wireless mouse though.
Tyler –
Mixed feelings
The Burst Air has a lot of good qualities. The weight and build quality is overall great. The only problem I have is how thin the plastic is for the left and right clicks. It gives it a cheap feeling. The switches for the mouse feel good, but the thin low quality mouse clicks makes it feel a lot worse than it should. I normally don’t use grip tape but I felt like the grip tape on the mouse buttons actually helped.The balancing of the mouse is very nice, the coating kind of feels like a ping pong ball, not bad but not the grippiest either.Side buttons feel okay, size and positioning is not bad, no complaints.The biggest problem for me personally is the shape. Although I use a claw grip normally, I find the back flare of the mouse to be very odd. The back flare tapers in before the center of the mouse so it makes it a very odd shape. Didn’t work for me.I think on sale $80 is a great price for the mouse. If the shape is good for you, you will probably really like the mouse.
Aivar P. –
Unfortunately, I didn’t like the fact that the right side of the mouse body is lower.The hand rests on the right side of the mouse body, and now the support surface was gone.At first I thought it was a minor problem, but I never got used to this mouse.However, the matte surface of the mouse is slippery and my hand slipped off the mouse.The positive thing is that there was plenty of room for the thumb. And the side keys were nicely high.I liked everything else, I didn’t feel like the mouse was inaccurate without the cable. It worked properly in every mode.
Laurent –
Colis reçu sans sa boîte d’origine
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Dragonfly –
Nachdem meine alte Maus, noch vielen Jahren, nicht mehr zuverlässig funktionierte, habe ich bei Stiftung Warentest den aktuellen Test über Computermäuse gelesen. Diese Maus, war zwar nicht darunter, sondern nur teurere des gleichen Herstellers, aber die schnitten sehr gut ab.Diese Maus, ist zwar auch nicht ganz günstig, aber exzellt in Handhabung und Funktion.Sie liegt, gut in der Hand und funktioniert auf all meinen Unterlagen, ist sehr präzise und was mir besonders gefällt: Per Extra- Taste kann man die Empfindlichkeit durchtoggeln.Ich nutze sie für Büro- Anwendungen, im Internet surfen und für die Bildbearbeitung. In allen Punkten 1A.Die Stiftung Warentest hat bei ihrem Test festgestellt, das sich Gaming- Mäuse auch sehr gut für Büroanwendungen eignen, das kann ich bestätigen.Es ist die beste Maus, die ich bislang nutze und das waren einige von verschiedenen Herstellern.Dabei habe ich absolute Billigmäuse immer gemieden.
Sippo –
Ich habe bereits den Vorgänger von Roccat gehabt und muss sagen das nichts neues von Turtle Beach abgeliefert wurde.GANZ im Gegenteil.2 Punkte auf die ich eingehen möchte (natürlich meine Persönliche Meinung und Erfahrung!).1. Die Hardware: Die Maus scheint exakt das selbe zu sein wie schon die Roccat Kone XP mit Kabel und Liegt in meiner Hand absolut super. Die Hadrware ist nicht mehr ganz auf dem neusten Stand wenn man da andere Hersteller anschaut. Polligrate ist weiterhin max bei 1000Hz. Was aber auch für die meisten Gamer vollkommen in Ordnung sein sollte. Ich hatte keine verbindungsabrisse oder sonst irgendwelches Stuttering.2. Die Software: Die ist nach meiner Erfahrung eine absolute Katastrophe. Bei mir leider immer wieder eingefroren, abgestürzt und 2 mal komplett alle daten von selbst gelöscht als ich am einstellen von Makros war. Das darf nicht passieren. Auch wenn die Roccat Swarm etwas unaufgeräumter wirkt ist mir so was alles nicht einmal passiert. (böse Zungen könnten jetzt sagen die kam ja auch noch aus Deutschland und die Swarm II aus Amiland)RGB Einstellungen lassen sich nur widerwillig übernehmen.Beim Profielwechsel wird Farbig auf der Maus und Ladestation mal die Farblichen Einstellungen umgestellt mal nicht.Unterm Strich ist die Maus für mich Super ABER da die Software eine absolute Katastrophe ist ich sie bereits innerhalb eines Monats 3 mal De-und Installieren musste bin ich jetzt schon wieder auf der suche nach einer neuen Maus. Echt schade Turtle Beach…Kann die Maus daher nur bedingt empfehlen.