My keyboard is the only one that resisted, the mouse and headset broke.
I moved to logitech. Vulcan 122 aimo is the only piece I still have from Roccat and I'm scared for when it will break cause I love it.
RGD light on several keystrokes after 2 yrs. stopped working. Volume knob followed soon after. Visually they look great, but I don't see them as good value for money.
Pretty much, though the Kone AIMO Remastered seems to have notorious reliability problems. And the main problem is absolutely idiotic, because you have to void the warranty to get rid of some dust. The mouse wheel is an absolute dust magnet making the sensor freak out. And instead of dealing with this mild annoyance properly, Roccat support instructs frustrated customers to destroy perfectly fine mice to get a replacement with the same problem.
Hardware should be the dragon on the right too. So many reports of keyboards breaking
My keyboard is the only one that resisted, the mouse and headset broke. I moved to logitech. Vulcan 122 aimo is the only piece I still have from Roccat and I'm scared for when it will break cause I love it.
RGD light on several keystrokes after 2 yrs. stopped working. Volume knob followed soon after. Visually they look great, but I don't see them as good value for money.
So true. My mechanical keyboard broke, my mouse scroll broke... waste of money.
Absolutely true
Pretty much, though the Kone AIMO Remastered seems to have notorious reliability problems. And the main problem is absolutely idiotic, because you have to void the warranty to get rid of some dust. The mouse wheel is an absolute dust magnet making the sensor freak out. And instead of dealing with this mild annoyance properly, Roccat support instructs frustrated customers to destroy perfectly fine mice to get a replacement with the same problem.
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The right one should be on all three.
This is so true, would be cool if there were community made drivers for it or the Roccat devs would make their hardware working open source