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title: "ROCCAT Burst Pro PC Gaming Mouse, Optical Switches, Super Lightweight Ergonomic Wired Computer Mouse, RGB Lighting, Titan Scroll Wheel, Bionic Shell, Claw Grip, Owl-Eye Sensor, 16K DPI, White"
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# Titan Optical Switch - 100M clicks Owl-Eye Sensor - 19K DPI precision Bionic Shell - ultra-light 68g ROCCAT Burst Pro PC Gaming Mouse, Optical Switches, Super Lightweight Ergonomic Wired Computer Mouse, RGB Lighting, Titan Scroll Wheel, Bionic Shell, Claw Grip, Owl-Eye Sensor, 16K DPI, White

**Brand:** roccat
**Price:** € 32.52
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🕹️ Dominate with speed, precision, and style — the Burst Pro is your secret weapon.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ROCCAT Burst Pro PC Gaming Mouse, Optical Switches, Super Lightweight Ergonomic Wired Computer Mouse, RGB Lighting, Titan Scroll Wheel, Bionic Shell, Claw Grip, Owl-Eye Sensor, 16K DPI, White by roccat
- **How much does it cost?** € 32.52 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.de](https://www.desertcart.de/products/231875848-roccat-burst-pro-pc-gaming-mouse-optical-switches-super-lightweight)

## Best For

- roccat enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted roccat brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **AIMO RGB Lighting Sync:** Vibrant 16.8M color illumination that syncs seamlessly across your gaming setup for ultimate style.
- • **Precision Owl-Eye Sensor:** Track every move flawlessly with a world-class 19,000 DPI optical sensor built for champions.
- • **PhantomFlex Cable Freedom:** Ultra-flexible, near-wireless feel cable that disappears during intense gaming marathons.
- • **Featherweight Bionic Shell:** Ultra-light 68g design with a striking translucent honeycomb frame that screams elite performance.
- • **Lightning-Fast Titan Optical Switch:** Experience zero-lag, 100 million click durability for pro-level precision and speed.

## Overview

The ROCCAT Burst Pro is a wired, ultra-lightweight (68g) ergonomic gaming mouse featuring the industry-leading Titan Optical Switch with a 100 million click lifespan, a 19K DPI Owl-Eye sensor for pinpoint accuracy, and a flexible PhantomFlex cable that mimics wireless freedom. Its translucent bionic shell showcases customizable AIMO RGB lighting, making it a top-tier choice for competitive gamers seeking speed, precision, and standout aesthetics.

## Description

Meet the ROCCAT Burst Pro. Engineered from scratch with a symmetrical ergonomic shape that feels incredible from the very first touch. Its striking translucent honeycomb shell keeps weight down to an extreme lightweight 68g and showcases AIMO like never before. The first ROCCAT mouse to debut the Titan Switch Optical, it also features world-first heat-treated glides and a PhantomFlex cable for high-performing, unrestricted gameplay. Light by design. To ensure additional peace of mind we provide a 2-year limited manufacturer warranty.

Review: My new main! Top tier shape, weight, features and materials. Inconsisten M1 and M2 - UPDATE 4/26/2021: So this is a bit of a saga. I got so frustrated with M1 and M2 buttons and their weird feel, I returned my open box Burst Pro. About a week later I was at Microcenter and they had a Burst Pro on display. I picked it up on a whim and clicked the buttons. I noticed that the right click on the display mouse was light and crisp, almost like a Razer Viper, but slightly more hollow. The left click felt like I originally described; stiff, hollow, and dull. So that got me thinking, maybe they revised the clicks on later models? I still didn't want to pay full price though for something that seemed like I was going to be potentially disappointing. So I ordered a second open box Burst Pro from desertcart for $30. This one was listed as 'acceptable', but it was like new, just the box was beat up. In any case, I think I got lucky. The M1 and M2 on the second open box mouse were worlds better than the first mouse. They felt like the right click on the display version of the Burst Pro at Microcenter. So this leaves me with some questions. Are these mice really inconsistent during production to the point that M1 and M2 can be so vastly different from mouse to mouse? Or is this a revised version? I don't know. I know that the Viper went through some updates over time to improve their main clicks. Roccat could be doing the same thing, or they could just have really poor QC during manufacturing. Considering how solid the rest of the mouse is, I have a hard time believing it is a QC issue. In any case, this is my new main. The issue I had with it is resolved on this copy, and I love it. I went ahead and bumped it up to 5 stars. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This review is almost painful to type out. I want to love this mouse so bad. It could easily be my main, but it's let down by the mouse 1 and 2 buttons. Let me get to the good parts first. Pros: -Lightweight, this is huge! It's a midsize mouse, but it's soooo light -Great shape, it seems pretty safe for most grips. I fingertip most of the time, and it works great that way. My handsize is 19 cm x 10.8 cm. It's very comfy for longer play sessions. -Great cable! It's not a paracord, but it works really well. I don't feel the need for a bungee. -Good side buttons. Very snappy and responsive. They are also easy to hit. One of my main complaints with the Viper and Model O are the side buttons being either too recessed or too far forward. The Burst Pro gets it right. -Good materials. This is a sturdy mouse, despite its weight. Also, the materials feel really good, even when you get a little sweaty. -Amazing skates !!! This things slides around so good. You will not need to upgrade skates on this mouse at all. It also comes with a spare set in case you wear yours out or have to take off the originals for some reason. -Good scroll wheel. The scroll feel is slightly inconsistent, but its pretty good. Clicking is great. Cons: -M1 and M2 buttons. This is about the only thing wrong with this mouse, but its egregious. The buttons lack feedback, take a lot of pressure to depress, and feel hollow somehow. It is nice that they are optical so they will never double click. And they do not have any pre/post travel, which is great too. But they feel bad to press. This mouse needs a revision with new M1 and M2s, closer to the new Razer opticals at a minimum. -Not available in wireless. This mouse begs to be wireless. It's so good, and wireless would make it even better. If they could maintain the same weight, so much the better. I picked this mouse up for about $30 open-box, so I am not complaining too much. It just sucks that the M1 and M2 are so bad. It ruins an otherwise great mouse. Hopefully we see a Burst Pro V2 or a Burst Pro Wireless in the future with better clicks.
Review: Great mouse, awful clicking sound - I have not run into any issues other reviewers are talking about after having this for almost a year (11 months). I will admit I bought my white Burst Pro used for $30 (and it was basically brand new) to replace a Roccat Kain 122 that developed scroll wheel issues after less than a year so I was hesitant in getting it. The side buttons are nice, the material of the mouse feels nice, the stock cable and skates are completely fine for general use and gaming (anyone that complains about either of those things is being hyper-nitpicky for no real reason), and the weight feels good. The 1 drawback that I knew of going into getting this mouse is the sound of the clicks. It's awful. It's no exaggeration--it's really bad. It sucks that it sounds as bad as it does but fortunately it doesn't affect the functionality of the mouse, the clicks otherwise are perfectly fine. The scroll wheel has thankfully lasted and doesn't seem to be losing any functionality on top of feeling solid. I use a hybrid fingertip/palm grip as I have long fingers for anyone that's curious. The software has a lot to take in for first time users but it's not not user friendly and has plenty of options to work with. I have no complaints about the software whatsoever. So in short-- Good: Weight Material & Build Quality Software Buttons Stock Skates & Cable Scroll Wheel Meh: M1 & M2 clicking sound Bad: So far, nothing Roccat has had QC issues with their mice and the scroll wheel in particular but with almost a year in I have no complaints and have to say this mouse deserves 5 stars.

## Features

- TITAN SWITCH OPTICAL - Faster than any mechanical switch, the Titan Switch Optical provides a long-lasting 100 million click life cycle, and speed-of-light actuation for unprecedented speed and precision
- ROCCAT OWL-EYE OPTICAL SENSOR - Experience smooth, precise tracking thanks to the world-leading Owl-Eye 19K DPI optical sensor
- ROCCAT BIONIC SHELL - The Burst Pro features more efficient engineering, with a solid yet light bionic shell giving an extreme lightweight 68g – and an impressive showcase for AIMO lighting
- PHANTOMFLEX CABLE - Enjoy an experience as good as wireless with the PhantomFlex cable; Flexible, pliable and light, it virtually disappears during use to the point that you won't even know it's there
- HEAT-TREATED PURE PTFE GLIDES - The Burst Pro's heat-treated pure PTFE glides are a game changer; They're pre-tuned so you get incredible glide and smooth mouse movements right out of the box
- AIMO ILLUMINATION - ROCCAT AIMO produces vibrant lighting displays in 16.8 million colors right out of the box; It also syncs with other compatible AIMO products for illumination scenarios that flow from device to device
- New Egonomics – The burst pro features a new, extremely ergonomic shape crafted from scratch; you'll notice the improvement the second you place your hand on it

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08JWQS4M2 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #25,105 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #850 in PC Gaming Mice #2,168 in Computer Keyboards |
| Brand | ROCCAT |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,454) |
| Date First Available | September 29, 2020 |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 4.72 x 2.64 x 1.52 inches |
| Item Weight | 2.4 ounces |
| Item model number | ROC-11-748 |
| Manufacturer | ROCCAT |
| Operating System | Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows 8 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Dimensions | 4.72 x 2.64 x 1.52 inches |
| Series | Burst Pro White |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ROCCAT
- **Color:** White
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB
- **Movement Detection Technology:** Optical
- **Number of Buttons:** 6

## Images

![ROCCAT Burst Pro PC Gaming Mouse, Optical Switches, Super Lightweight Ergonomic Wired Computer Mouse, RGB Lighting, Titan Scroll Wheel, Bionic Shell, Claw Grip, Owl-Eye Sensor, 16K DPI, White - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51F+BO6W44L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is the Burst Pro Wireless?**
A: No, the Burst Pro is a wired gaming mouse.

**Q: How long is the cable on the Burst Pro?**
A: The Burst Pro’s Phantomflex cable is 1.8m long

**Q: Can the Burst Pro drag click?**
A: Whilst any mouse can drag click in theory, the Burst Pro isn’t renowned for drag clicking. The ROCCAT Kone Pro however is an excellent drag clicking mouse.

**Q: How heavy is the Burst Pro?**
A: An extreme lightweight of just 68g

**Q: What is the Burst Pro’s maximum DPI?**
A: 16,000 DPI

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My new main! Top tier shape, weight, features and materials. Inconsisten M1 and M2
*by C***T on March 22, 2021*

UPDATE 4/26/2021: So this is a bit of a saga. I got so frustrated with M1 and M2 buttons and their weird feel, I returned my open box Burst Pro. About a week later I was at Microcenter and they had a Burst Pro on display. I picked it up on a whim and clicked the buttons. I noticed that the right click on the display mouse was light and crisp, almost like a Razer Viper, but slightly more hollow. The left click felt like I originally described; stiff, hollow, and dull. So that got me thinking, maybe they revised the clicks on later models? I still didn't want to pay full price though for something that seemed like I was going to be potentially disappointing. So I ordered a second open box Burst Pro from Amazon for $30. This one was listed as 'acceptable', but it was like new, just the box was beat up. In any case, I think I got lucky. The M1 and M2 on the second open box mouse were worlds better than the first mouse. They felt like the right click on the display version of the Burst Pro at Microcenter. So this leaves me with some questions. Are these mice really inconsistent during production to the point that M1 and M2 can be so vastly different from mouse to mouse? Or is this a revised version? I don't know. I know that the Viper went through some updates over time to improve their main clicks. Roccat could be doing the same thing, or they could just have really poor QC during manufacturing. Considering how solid the rest of the mouse is, I have a hard time believing it is a QC issue. In any case, this is my new main. The issue I had with it is resolved on this copy, and I love it. I went ahead and bumped it up to 5 stars. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ This review is almost painful to type out. I want to love this mouse so bad. It could easily be my main, but it's let down by the mouse 1 and 2 buttons. Let me get to the good parts first. Pros: -Lightweight, this is huge! It's a midsize mouse, but it's soooo light -Great shape, it seems pretty safe for most grips. I fingertip most of the time, and it works great that way. My handsize is 19 cm x 10.8 cm. It's very comfy for longer play sessions. -Great cable! It's not a paracord, but it works really well. I don't feel the need for a bungee. -Good side buttons. Very snappy and responsive. They are also easy to hit. One of my main complaints with the Viper and Model O are the side buttons being either too recessed or too far forward. The Burst Pro gets it right. -Good materials. This is a sturdy mouse, despite its weight. Also, the materials feel really good, even when you get a little sweaty. -Amazing skates !!! This things slides around so good. You will not need to upgrade skates on this mouse at all. It also comes with a spare set in case you wear yours out or have to take off the originals for some reason. -Good scroll wheel. The scroll feel is slightly inconsistent, but its pretty good. Clicking is great. Cons: -M1 and M2 buttons. This is about the only thing wrong with this mouse, but its egregious. The buttons lack feedback, take a lot of pressure to depress, and feel hollow somehow. It is nice that they are optical so they will never double click. And they do not have any pre/post travel, which is great too. But they feel bad to press. This mouse needs a revision with new M1 and M2s, closer to the new Razer opticals at a minimum. -Not available in wireless. This mouse begs to be wireless. It's so good, and wireless would make it even better. If they could maintain the same weight, so much the better. I picked this mouse up for about $30 open-box, so I am not complaining too much. It just sucks that the M1 and M2 are so bad. It ruins an otherwise great mouse. Hopefully we see a Burst Pro V2 or a Burst Pro Wireless in the future with better clicks.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great mouse, awful clicking sound
*by I***V on August 29, 2022*

I have not run into any issues other reviewers are talking about after having this for almost a year (11 months). I will admit I bought my white Burst Pro used for $30 (and it was basically brand new) to replace a Roccat Kain 122 that developed scroll wheel issues after less than a year so I was hesitant in getting it. The side buttons are nice, the material of the mouse feels nice, the stock cable and skates are completely fine for general use and gaming (anyone that complains about either of those things is being hyper-nitpicky for no real reason), and the weight feels good. The 1 drawback that I knew of going into getting this mouse is the sound of the clicks. It's awful. It's no exaggeration--it's really bad. It sucks that it sounds as bad as it does but fortunately it doesn't affect the functionality of the mouse, the clicks otherwise are perfectly fine. The scroll wheel has thankfully lasted and doesn't seem to be losing any functionality on top of feeling solid. I use a hybrid fingertip/palm grip as I have long fingers for anyone that's curious. The software has a lot to take in for first time users but it's not not user friendly and has plenty of options to work with. I have no complaints about the software whatsoever. So in short-- Good: Weight Material & Build Quality Software Buttons Stock Skates & Cable Scroll Wheel Meh: M1 & M2 clicking sound Bad: So far, nothing Roccat has had QC issues with their mice and the scroll wheel in particular but with almost a year in I have no complaints and have to say this mouse deserves 5 stars.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Perfect Mouse
*by G***R on May 14, 2024*

EDIT: Amending to 5 stars. It seems the latest firmware update via the Roccat swarm app resolved my short battery life issues!! This is now the perfect mouse. I love everything about the Roccat Burst. Perfect size, perfect feel, great lighting, excellent precision, top build quality, good software and support. I was hoping since the burst air was exactly the same in terms of size and function and only adding the wireless functionality it would be the perfect mouse. Well, it nearly was but unfortunately the battery life is just not up to snuff. My last mouse was a Razer Mamba wireless and I might have have to charge it like once every couple of weeks while playing every day. This Burst Pro Air needs to be charged basically every night after a gaming session or it will die the next day. I am mostly just leaving it plugged in and using it as a wired mouse at this point. Thankfully, the provided cord is an excellent lightweight cord but such poor battery life really defeats the purpose of a wireless mouse. It's really a tragedy. I guess there really is no such thing as the perfect mouse. Once again I highly recommend this mouse but if your gaming setup is stationary just save a few bucks and go with the wired version IMHO.

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