Where the mouse seeks in catering to an audience of First-Person-Shooters, had ROCCAT marketed the mouse to RTS and MOBA gamers as well, then we sense the TYON would gain larger recognition. And because of this, we feel a large portion of gamers will unknowingly be alienated, with ROCCAT missing out on the potential of bringing in more consumers for the product.
Regardless of these few minor hiccups, the ROCCAT TYON provides superb performance in both gaming scenarios and general usage. Where we found the mouse to be of most value in delivering something that's of worthwhile to it's intended audience, lies within it's button placement. Where most gaming mice will often have the user fiddling back and forth between macro-profiles and remembering which button does what, as well as it's given location. ROCCAT's TYON has been given substantial effort to it's design. The ROCCAT TYON is available now, cruising on to the battlefield at £85/$89.
