Testseek.com have collected 117 expert reviews of the SteelSeries Rival and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for SteelSeries Rival.
January 2014
(84%)
117 Reviews
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Abstract: Optical mice first hit the scene back in 1999, replacing ball mice and their fluff-stuffing rollers. The Optical sensor is basically a tiny camera, with a small LED bouncing red light off the mousing surface onto a CMOS sensor, thousands of times per seco...
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Published: 2014-03-07, Author: Michael , review by: cravingtech.com
The Rival may not have as many “bling blings” as the Sensei (which has an LCD display and a 32-bit ARM processor), but it gets back to the core of a great gaming mouse: design, performance, and comfort. Designed specifically for right handed gamers, the ...
Another solid effort from Steelseries, but not our top choice...
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Published: 2013-12-18, Author: Chad , review by: tweaktown.com
The Rival looks stunning, feels really good in the hand, is a bit heavier than most other SteelSeries mice, and offers a level of performance that I have not seen in any other mouse. This to me is a two pronged attack. Incorporating this new Pixart optic...
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Although the Sensei 310 and Rival 310 have slight differences - number of buttons and shape - in a lot of ways they are the same.They both have the same materials for the main body of the mouse, a nicely textured matte plastic, whilst the sides of both ha...
It's been a while since SteelSeries created a right-hand only mouse, and it did so marvellously. Featuring a simple, modest design, it's a mouse that just works.For starters, the Rival brings excellent performance to the table. The Pixart PWM 3310 Sensor...
Solid ergonomic design, Inexpensive, Angle snapping, acceleration, and deceleration, Excellent optical sensor, Stores profiles for each application and game
Only switches between two dpi settings, No lift-distance control, Macro creation lacks depth, No sleep control when mouse not in use
This right-handed FPS mouse is ergonomically sound, with a strong optical sensor, great precision, and separate profiles for each game or application you run. Read More…...
Abstract: I'm not usually a fan of glossy mice. In addition to tracking fingerprints faster than a doorknob, they do a poor job of dissipating palm sweat, making them uncomfortably slippy. This has several downsides, most pressing of which is losing control of your...
