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Published: 2017-09-07, Author: Barry , review by: pcmag.com
Superior optical sensor and light-touch Omron switches, Attractive, light design with solid crafting, Supports acceleration, deceleration, angle snapping,
Only two DPI settings, No lift-distance control, Mouse wheel is a stretch for average hands, Rubber-coated cord instead of braided, Macro editor is basic
This high-end SteelSeries mouse's design, optical sensor, and button switches are great. Only the configuration software—and a hardware elision or two, versus the previous model—keep the Rival 310 a step short of stardom...
The SteelSeries Rival 310 is a nice lightweight and comfortable mouse. Performance wise, the Rival is spot on thanks to the TruMove3 sensor, the company also made it easy to customize thanks to the SteelSeries engine. The only problem some may have – t...
Published: 2017-08-29, Author: Chris , review by: funkykit.com
TrueMove3 sensor, Split-Trigger Buttons, Fiber-reinforced Plastics, Silicone Side Grips, Tracking Movement has very smooth feel, RGB, SteelSeries Engine
Design may not fit every hand size (depending on your claw style) if you like to rest you hand on the table, then the mouse will feel like its on the larger size and awkward finger positioning on clickers. Like I said earlier this con may not effect all u
The Rival 310 has set the bar high and have taken a leap where no one else has journeyed (once again!). The design is pretty tame, but the features are above and beyond. I look forward to seeing what SteelSeries has up there sleeves for the TrueMove3 sens...
The Rival and Sensei 310 are the first mice to come equipped with SteelSeries' new TrueMove 3 sensor. The company made some ambitious claims about TrueMove3, stating that it's the only gaming mouse sensor with true one-to-one tracking. While the TrueMove...
Okay so at the end of the day I have written a LOT more about the Sensei 310 and Rival 310 than I normally do. Part of that is because both mice have made a lot of changes though I did also spend more time than normal because of how familiar I am with...
Published: 2017-08-01, Author: Ben , review by: tomsguide.com
Great Performance, Attractive design, Very comfortable, Vivid lighting
Only six buttons, No adjustable weights, Right-handed option only
The SteelSeries Rival 310 is a capable gaming mouse, despite a few drawbacks. It's well built and feels great, and its TrueMove 3 sensor and wired connection ensure smooth performance. The SteelSeries Engine software is also top-notch, but the mouse itsel...
Published: 2017-11-03, Author: Jonathan , review by: aphnetworks.com
There is no review conclusion about SteelSeries products without talking about both the hardware and the software, and this time around, it is no exception. But since the TrueMove3 sensor is the thing the company talks about the most, let us start off wit...
Abstract: There used to be a time where you needed to spend over $100 on a gaming mouse to get anything relatively good—times have changed. Razer's DeathAdder and SteelSeries' Rival offer tournament-level peripherals for respectable, and affordable, price tags. On...
A tad small for palm grip, No CPI setting indicator, No weight adjustments
Is the Rival 310 the perfect mouse? Maybe. If budget is a factor, then it's absolutely a top pick in its price range. Of course, the look and feel may not be to everyone's liking, but it's gaming performance is as good as you can get for about $50. We can...
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