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Wired gaming mouse with Huano switches, RGB lighting, and PIXART 3212 optical sensor with a resolution of 7200DPI. The mouse is recommended for right-handed users.
The Kennyo 2.0 features a PIXART 3212 optical sensor that ensures a response time of 1.7 ms, a speed of 30 IPS, and a maximum acceleration of 10 G. With a polling rate of up to 1,000 Hz, a maximum resolution of 7,200 DPI, and the ability to switch it with the press of a button, it will "boost" your performance in no time.
It is equipped with Huano switches for greater durability even under conditions that would make other mice bend. Ideal for players who emphasize strategy. They have a guaranteed lifespan of 10 million clicks.
The great weapon of the Kennyo 2.0 is none other than the multi-purpose button. Strategically positioned for immediate access with your thumb and fully programmable, it will offer you a significant advantage over any opponent.
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I have not purchased another product from this specific company before. So, I suggest to the company to make its name more catchy. Therefore, make it (Below)Zero(Under)ground. It fits perfectly! This particular mouse does not have any positive aspects to mention. The scrolling, whether on a hard mousepad or a soft one, is terrible. Recently, I tried it on an A4 page and it somewhat works. The "feet" do not keep the mouse at the ideal height from the surface, so the noise and smoothness of the movement are compromised. The "wheel" also makes a crazy noise. Finally, it has an additional wheel (ball) on the left side (in the extension of the thumb) which the thumb needs to be at least Shaquille O'Neal to reach. I consider it a waste of money.
I would not recommend it to anyone!
Very heavy, if you sit at the computer for more than 1 hour it is incredibly tiring.
Infinite button noise and with fast hand movements even worse.
There are countless better options in the same price range
Owner and user of this mouse for two and a half years. Today it broke, and as I am looking for a new one, I decided to leave a review. It was purchased in April 2021 for a total of 25 euros.
Build quality: Perhaps the main characteristic of any product. I have no experience with other mice, but for its price, I find it decent. After a lot of use, the external plastic "peeled off" (I don't know how to describe it, the outer coating came off like a film). 4/5
Feel: Left-handed in everyday life, right-handed on the computer. Personally, I wasn't bothered by the feel of it. I don't grip it with my palm to judge such a grip, but in a typical finger grip, it didn't cause me any issues. 5/5
Buttons: Average. It will be analyzed further, they are not quiet. The scroll wheel has a strange texture, it makes noise when rotated and sometimes doesn't respond to movements. The main click buttons are noisy (53 dB according to measurement). I never needed the side buttons. The ball was personally useless to me, and the texture was strange. The lighting and sensitivity (DPI) buttons work properly. 2/5
Weight: It's a mouse. I don't know how much it weighs, but its weight didn't cause me any problems while dragging it. Personally, I would have liked it slightly heavier, but it was good as it was. 4.5/5
Functionality: In everyday use, it does what it was designed for. In games, I only used low sensitivities (usually 1000 DPI), without any responsiveness issues. However, I am not an FPS gamer nor have I run targeting and reaction time software, so for this specific aspect, seek other opinions. 4/5
Software: Good, functional, user-friendly. I used it minimally to adjust the sensitivity (DPI), but it has many settings, with Macro programming capabilities. Demanding users will definitely find strengths and weaknesses, but for regular users, it is more than fine. 5/5
Noise: Oh, if only it were quieter. As mentioned before, the scroll wheel makes a lot of noise (the measurement software recorded 64 dB, between the sound of a conversation and a vacuum cleaner in normal operation). The main buttons are also noisy. Generally, if you are looking for a quiet mouse, look elsewhere or be prepared for modifications inside the mouse. 1.5/5
Other aspects: Personally, I would prefer it to be a modular mouse (detachable) for ease of cleaning and modifications, but for this price, you can remove most of the shell. I would like the ability to completely turn off the lighting for nighttime use, the LED off function is at least satisfactory.
Lighting: You never buy something for its aesthetics, so it's the last thing. It's nice (???). Personally, I had the RGB lighting show turned off because it bothered me, but if you're interested, it has plenty of settings to play with. I wasn't interested/5
Conclusion: For a 25 euro mouse that lasted me 2+ years, I am satisfied. However, in 2024, I cannot recommend it when there are more advanced mice with better capabilities at a lower price. Decent product, a worthy member of technological history.
For those who have read this far, congratulations. You have the ability to maintain your attention for more than 8 seconds. Put it on your resume because it will soon be considered a masterpiece (maybe it already is). As the days are festive, happy 2024, without any breakages and other problems.
Very good for gaming, very good lighting, everything is perfect, it's just a little heavy but that doesn't matter since you don't lift it.
The mouse is excellent, it is an ideal choice for its price. I mainly use it for office work and it is comfortable, with good weight and durable. After years of use, no button has stopped working and it has not lost its responsiveness at all.
Through the company's program, one can modify the buttons, dpi scales, colors, and add macro commands.
I don't play fps games, so I can't evaluate its accuracy in such games. However, for moba games, it is great
Well, I've had it for about 3 years now. I won't talk too much, the mouse is wonderful for its price. With the red wheel on the side that can be adjusted to whatever you want from the software, and also the 2 side buttons that can also be adjusted, it's perfect. It's quite heavy (depending on what suits you) and it also has RGB on top that can also be changed. Now... one of the 2 buttons on the side has lost its shell and also the texture on the left click has worn off a bit. But this has happened due to the EXCESSIVE use of the mouse. In short, for its price, it is an unconditional purchase.
I have it for about 10 days. It cost 30€ including shipping. I am satisfied with the size and grip. I would like it to be a little taller, maybe a little heavier. The large size is convenient for mice. It has enough buttons to program and enough effects with the lights if you are interested. The software from the website is necessary. Beautiful appearance. If it lasts 2 years, I will consider it a value for money purchase. However, it says "made in PRC" so it will show if zeroground has set any standards in materials and construction. It seems to be of good quality.
I had a Trust GTX 188 Lebanon mouse for about 5 years, which broke the day before yesterday. I ordered a Logitech G502 Hero and while waiting for it to arrive, I went to a local store to buy a mouse as a backup. I paid 27 euros for this particular mouse (ZG Kennyo 2.0 RGB) and regretted every euro I spent. Okay, the grip is mediocre. Okay, the construction seems somewhat decent. It has a left button that is USELESS! Sometimes, when I turn the mouse quickly, it loses connection. There have been instances in games where I wanted to turn the camera and I would click right twice, but the second time it wouldn't register at all. It has also caused me to make a few miss clicks so far. If you have a kid who is a heavy gamer and needs a gaming mouse, maybe it could be a good choice. Maybe because I'm sure there are better options out there.
The only negative thing is the light, which doesn't turn off at all. If you have the desk inside the room, it's very annoying when you're trying to sleep. If you want something more comfortable, try a vertical mouse. However, it's quite good for gaming.
I have been using it for 2 years. Back then, it had great features. The plastic and the RGB are not top quality, but today there are much better mice available for less money. Also, after all this time, the plastic has faded in the areas where I hold it, and the left click has lost its resistance. It hasn't had any other functional issues. Additionally, you can't adjust the RGB as you want, and if you turn off the PC at night, it can turn on by itself or if a button is pressed. These are the negatives. Overall, it's a good company. I had a Zeroground mouse before, which I liked more than this one.
Full good, I have thrown it everywhere, it withstands more than the razer. The many buttons served me well for its price, the best
The mouse has 8 buttons, strong lights, can be connected to PS4/5, has a button for ×2 click and for quick turn. It has a long cable. On the mouse, it says KENNYO ZEROGROUND
It weighs 110 grams even though it is advertised as 143. Quite a heavy mouse, regardless of its size. Over time, your wrist will struggle more and more.
Its sensor is the same as the Saigo V2, but the issues are fewer. The tracking is not smooth and the cursor jumps, but not as often.
Learn more here: https://youtu.be/yfStwwBFCEw
The clicks and the cable are the best compared to the other Zeroground products in its budget range, while the mouse feet are the worst compared to the others.
It has a ball on the sides that could be useful, for example, as media buttons, but my problem is that it is located where you rest your finger, making it very easy to make a missclick.
I have it for a year, it is very good. Personally, I will buy a new one because of the height of the mouse that I want a little bigger and more buttons. But this is just my opinion. Overall, it is very good for its price
Honestly, I can't understand what else someone could ask for from a mouse!!!
I've been using it for about six months with my kids, and I imagine it's not lacking anything compared to mice that cost 50€+!!!
Truly value for money. The only reason someone would give it less than 5 stars would be if they received a defective product!
I had heard that the middle button was very hard, but in mine it is not true at all. Although I think that the clicks are a bit soft for my needs. The software is barebones but does its job. It is value for money for its price.
Update: One thing I noticed is that many times when I press the scroll wheel button, it feels like I'm also pressing the DPI button at the same time.
Also, sometimes even though the color indicates that it is in a programmed DPI setting, the response is as if it is in the lowest setting and you have to cycle to "unstick" it
I have had it for over a year and it is a CLASSIC good mouse. It does not have incredible functions nor is it bad. One useful feature is the second scroll wheel. I have set it to increase or decrease the volume and to pause multimedia, and it is incredibly convenient. If you have a low budget, I highly recommend it.
Owner of the mouse for less than a year. From the beginning, very satisfied with my purchase as even from opening the box, you can tell that they paid special attention to make it not look "cheap".
As for the mouse now. Whether it is comfortable in the hand is a matter of personal preference, so I won't comment on it much. I, with a larger palm, found it quite comfortable, while my girlfriend, with a smaller palm, did not find it comfortable at all. The shape seems ergonomic, but the size is not suitable for everyone.
In gaming situations, it performs very well, BUT. It may be common sense for most people, but for me, it was my first "good" mouse, so I learned many things now. One of them is that you have to adjust it yourself through the Zeroground program, which is free. I didn't know this as I was used to €10 mice that didn't have many options, resulting in some suffering in many games.
If you buy it, immediately download the program from their website. Through it, you can adjust everything related to the mouse. DPI, macros, RGB, etc., among other things.
As for the construction now. It has not been tested in adverse conditions like being hit, as those are for 5-year-olds. However, it has fallen from the desk a few times during transportation, etc., and the mouse didn't notice anything. It seems sturdy as it has weight and nothing on it creaks or looks like it's about to break.
I haven't done any detailed tests because firstly, I don't know how, and secondly, I'm not interested. In real conditions, the differences would be negligible with mice in this price range.
If you are looking for a quality mouse that will last with a little care from a company with good customer service, I recommend it.
I have had it for 3 years and it has fallen 5 to 6 times on the balcony door and it hasn't suffered any damage. I highly recommend it
The mouse lasts for one and a half years in my hands and I am very satisfied... the software is average and after countless hours of gaming, it still performs excellently
I bought this mouse because my Patriot Viper V570 broke. The Viper was much heavier and it took me about 2 hours to get used to the Zeroground.
Its software is not bad, a bit lacking in design and you might need to create your own custom DPI presets from the ones it has by default.
I've had it for about a week and the only minor downside is the Middle mouse button, which is VERY hard to press. I hope it loosens up over time, but for now, it requires some pressure to activate.
Its RGB is not bad.
Overall, I can say that I am satisfied.
I completely agree with all the positive comments about this mouse. I've had it for 2 days now and I have no complaints. Additionally, I've seen some comments saying that it sticks somewhat to the mousepad. I don't know if someone who already has the mouse will notice it, but for future users: On these two surfaces (front and back) on the bottom of the mouse, there is a protective film of a very soft blue color for protection. If they are removed, there is no issue at all. I mention this because it seemed somewhat hard to me too, but once I removed them, it's perfect. Very good for its price. I highly recommend it!!!
Purchased on 07/16/21 and returning today on 06/24/23. The mouse is still like the first day, it hasn't had any issues. It's the first time I've bought such a product at this price and I am completely satisfied. I have nothing else to say, really. The best for its price.
I bought the mouse 2 months ago and have been using it daily since then. The mice I had before this were the Razer Naga and the Logitech G502 Hero, so I will compare it to those (although it's a bit unfair because they are much more expensive).
Starting with the negatives, the thing that has given me the most difficulty and forces me to replace it is that it is very "hard" to use. Its clicks require more force than other mice, resulting in my fingers getting tired after continuous use. Even the middle click requires a lot of force, while the scroll wheel movement is very light, causing me to try to press the middle click but instead move the scroll wheel. Even dragging it on my mousepad felt like it required more force than usual, resulting in a loss of accuracy.
And to mention the positives, the build quality is very good, especially considering its price. The accompanying software for customization is excellent and user-friendly, allowing you to adjust DPI, LED colors, patterns, sensitivity, and much more.
Of course, all of the above are personal opinions and depend on individual preferences.
I have had this product for about 2 years now. I didn't want to write a review immediately when I got it, but rather after using it extensively to see how it performs.
On Windows 10, this mouse works directly with your graphics card drivers. So, when you change your set DPI levels, you can do it with the DPI button located in the center of the mouse.
Then, you will see a nice graphic on your screen displaying the DPI level. It's a wonderful effect, very modern.
You can adjust the DPI levels with precision, although not absolute precision. It's not as precise as my old Logitech mouse (G400) which broke quickly and never satisfied me as a product. The bar increases every 250-300 DPI approximately. I am satisfied with this system. I play with low DPI settings, 750 and 1000.
It would perhaps be better if the DPI levels had a smaller distance between them. However, I think this design is decent for most gamers.
If you want absolute precision in DPI adjustment, you will have to dig deeper into your pocket, unfortunately.
Zeroground is a reputable, serious Greek company that manufactures digital technology products. It was founded in 1998. I have purchased many products from this company. Their goods are made in the great country called China.
They are all very affordable, of good quality, and highly durable. The primary right and left buttons of the KENNYO mouse have a lifespan of 10 million clicks! Impressive, don't you think? Overall, the KENNYO mouse has 9 buttons.
The switches are called Huano. The optical sensor, PIXART 3212, is highly accurate. The maximum resolution reaches 7200 DPI. The mouse is recommended for right-handed users.
On the side of the mouse, there are three buttons. Two are simple, and one is a red multi-function button.
The customization and adjustment capabilities of the KENNYO through its lightweight and beautiful application are incredible! You can find the application at https://www.zero-ground.com/kennyo-20. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on the "Download" letters.
You can change everything, literally. From lighting with 10 different styles to a full palette of colors.
You even have the ability to do Macro editing, although I have no idea what that is! But it's great that such an option exists for advanced users.
The KENNYO has an internal memory of 16 KB. It also has a switch on the bottom and in the application to easily switch between 2 different parameter profiles. Mode 1 and Mode 2.
At the same time, you can save the profiles you have created in a lightweight .bkm file format and easily restore them in case you do a clean Windows installation and fear losing them. I recently formatted my computer, so I used this very useful feature of the KENNYO.
Its highly durable cable has a length of 1.7m. The material is braided, sturdy cord. Indestructible.
The USB connector is gold-plated for the best possible connection with your computer. The weight of the KENNYO is moderate at 143 grams.
There is no weight adjustment option. Just know that you will get used to the weight of a new mouse in a short time.
However, I believe that moderate weight in mice is ideal for gaming. I don't like overly heavy mice at all.
The KENNYO is a large mouse. Its precise dimensions are: 126X75X40 millimeters.
I am tall and have big hands, so I bought this specific bulky mouse. On its left side, it has a groove to rest your thick, large finger. Very convenient.
It is a comfortable and ergonomic mouse. However, it is only suitable for right-handed people. Pay attention to this.
Its packaging, made of cardboard, is a proper reproduction considering the money you will spend at the cashier. The front part opens to clearly see the mouse under its hard plastic cover.
Additionally, the cardboard, which acts as a door, has magnets on it for quick and easy opening and closing.
Truly, the packaging of the KENNYO is a proper reproduction! Just by looking at its amazing aesthetics and beautiful colors, you will want to buy it!
However, be careful not to hit it out of frustration when playing, as it will break quickly. I had some issues with the right and left buttons because I used to hit it out of anger.
But then, it started working fine again. Its surface is rubberized and non-slip, so it won't easily slip from your hand like other mice.
In conclusion, the Zeroground Kennyo MS - 3600 G gaming mouse is a worthy and reliable choice for gaming. It is made by a significant, smart, emerging Greek company, Zeroground.
Their products are getting better with each passing year, and believe me, I have bought many different items from this brand.
Equip yourself, aim well, and enjoy your new little mouse!
Pros:
• Beautiful design, from the packaging to the mouse itself
• Advanced optical sensor, PIXART
• Durable and reliable
• Affordable price
• Gold-plated, braided cable
• Extensive customization options
• Buttons for DPI and lighting on the mouse
• Excellent, lightweight fit
• 10 different color effects to choose from
• Ergonomic design with a non-slip surface
• Internal 16 KB memory
• Ability to save profiles in a file
• Macro Editor
• Multi-function side button
Cons:
• DPI levels have a significant gap between them
• Not suitable for left-handed individuals
Read the above review on my blog at the following address:
https://ultratechproducts.blogspot.com/2021/06/gaming-zeroground-ms-3600-g-v20-kennyo.html
Purchased for about €22 a year ago.
I use it daily for 8-10 hours for work (telecommuting) and 1-2 hours for gaming (call of duty).
Excellent results in both cases and impeccable software for customization.
I recommend it. Value for money.
I have had this specific product for about 1 month. It is an excellent mouse and worth its 100% of the money. I use it daily for at least 2 hours and so far it has not presented any problems. I will inform you about anything new!
Quite good. Buy it. The only issue is that I find the left click a bit heavy.
Update: The click is so heavy that it causes pain in the middle joint of my finger. I slightly regret buying this mouse.
After 1-2 months, one button from the side broke and got stuck inside the mouse without being able to remove it. It doesn't allow me to unscrew it and open it to fix it. Otherwise, it's okay
The upgrade is visible compared to the previous one I had (we're talking about a real disaster). It's quite big in the hand, but the buttons on it are user-friendly and responsive without any misclicks. The only negative thing for me is that I can't turn off all the lights, which can be annoying especially when you want to watch a movie on the PC.
From a no name gaming mouse of 6€, I switched to this one as I read several good reviews. Everything is perfect on the mouse (buttons, colors, etc.) and the application I downloaded from the company's website is quite useful and easy. The only problem, and quite significant in my opinion, is that while the left side of this particular mouse has a wing for the thumb, the right side is quite steep without a wing, so the two fingers of the right hand are either in the air or on the mousepad, increasing friction and making it difficult to move in the latter case. I hope I will get used to it somehow over time. It also has the ability to store two profiles with different settings each (dpi, colors, etc.)
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