when we read through the list of features ROCCAT’s latest gaming mouse has to offer, we only have one thought: man, how far and complex gaming has become. gone were the days where two/three buttons were suffice (think Decathlon or Wolfenstein). it is now the more (buttons) the merrier and better still, if it has programability built into them (the buttons). and those are exactly what this sleek gaming mouse known as Tyon has in it. but before we dive into the finer details, lets get the ‘general stuff’ out of the way first, which would include a 8,200 dpi Pro Aim laser sensor for pinpoint accuracy, programmable 16.8m multicolor illumination, tracking and distance control unit and a 32-bit processor with 576KB memory for storing settings and macros, and execution. so yes. it is an advanced mouse that has to have its own capable processor.
however the real highlight of this mouse is, how it attempts to put most of the control in the palm of your hands and hence, minimizing the need for you to worry about adjustments on the keyboard. the mouse kicks off with an astounding 16 assignable buttons, 31 distinct possible functions, and “a nearly limitless levels of customization” – all thanks to the ROCCAT’s dedicated Easy-Shift{+] button. there is also the X-Celerator thumb paddle, a two-way analog stick suitable to execute throttle, sprint, or even rotate tank turrets, all from the comfort of the mouse. a Titan wheel sits atop offers millions of ultra precise steps and finally, rounding up the package is a two-click Dorsal Fin switch located behind it provides comfortable mid-finger action to increase functionality. so there you have it. one of the hardware that will give you the edge in gaming is finally here.
all that’s left to do now is adapting your brain to cope with what it has to offer. i doubt i will ever “upload” so many configuration into my tiny brain and that’s probably why i am stuck to consoles. anyways, the ROCCAT Tyon Gaming Mouse is available as we speak for $99.99.
