Roccat are one of my all time favourite gaming peripheral brands, to the point where I’ve been using both their ISKU FX keyboard and Kone XTD mouse ever since they were release and while I’m in no rush to replace my favourite peripherals I have been looking forward to seeing the latest editions in the Roccat range.
Behind a glass screen we have the RYOS keyboard, which looks very similar to their ISKU keyboard with a few revisions to things like the Thumbster keys.
Their popular Kone mouse was out in force too and they had many great colour schemes on display, we actually reviewed the funky black and orange on a while back and you can read that review here.
Also on the Roccat booth was a range of modest gaming systems, enough for people to get hands on with their peripherals and put them to the test. I love seeing this at events as it shows the company is confident in their products and a poorly performing product will leave someone walking away unhappy, but by the looks of it, these people are happy, so all is good.
Nothing major in terms of new products, but some nice revisions on their current ranges. I wasn’t expecting anything over the top and new from Roccat though as they already have a popular product range and if it isn’t broken, why fix it.
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Image(s) courtesy of eTeknix at Computex
I couldn’t agree more. They’re my favourite gaming peripherals too bar none. I have both the black & orange Pure as well as the XTD in my collection not to mention an old Arvo rubber membrane keyboard (which I no longer use). I’m really looking forward to getting my hands on the Ryos though.
Ah, there is the XTD, which should be my next gaming mouse. 🙂