ROCCAT’s Lua and Kone XTD gaming mice shown off at E3, we go hands-on

ROCCAT's Lua and Kone XTD gaming mice shown off at E3, we go handson

Before the craziness commenced here in Los Angeles, ROCCAT got its E3 party started with announcements concerning two gaming mice. The outfit unveiled the three-button Lua and the more high-end Kone XTD to suit gamers who prefer a truckload of programmable options and those who fancy a much simpler set-up. We grabbed some hands-on time with the pair on the show floor to see just how the two stacked up. We were particularly impressed with how both felt in the hand and how comfortable they were to use for all our gaming-related movements during the mini session. For a close look at both the Lua and the Kone XTD, stop by the gallery below or head on past the break for a few thoughts on the gaming peripherals.

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ROCCAT’s new Lua three-button mouse is thirty dollars away from your FPS

ROCCAT's new Lua threebutton mouse is thirty dollars away from your FPS

How many buttons does a gaming mouse need? If you ask ROCCAT -- for today at least -- the answer is three. Evidently not happy with the current choice of tri-buttoned peripherals, it's launching a new "Lua" model at both Computex and E3. As well as the aforementioned triplet of clickable appendages, it houses a Pro Optic R2 sensor which will let you jack the DPI setting from 250 up to 2000 and back again on the hop, battlefield, or wherever you may be. The ambidextrous device launches internationally sometime in late July early August, with a $30 price-tag.

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ROCCAT's new Lua three-button mouse is thirty dollars away from your FPS originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 03 Jun 2012 08:01:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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