Review on 🖱️ SteelSeries Rival 710: The Ultimate Gaming Mouse with TrueMove3 Optical Sensor, OLED Display, Tactile Alerts, and RGB Lighting - Black by Desiree Scott

These are the SteelSeries models I'm reviewing. Firstly it can be said that I have a huge range of mice, I have Rival310, Sensei310, Sensei [RAW] and the last one, Rival710. I also reviewed the Razer series. SteelSeries RIVAL710 After a mixture of emotions, disappointments and money spent, I came to the conclusion that these mice are not suitable for the big "e-sports". I mainly use Logitech G403. No SteelSeries "gaming mouse" can compete with the G403. The feel on my hand is much better with the G403 just because of the big bump or bump that makes it ergonomically comfortable. NONE of SteelSeries has this. This is important for long gameplay. If anything, the Sensei RAW has a similar feel, but it doesn't have the rubberized/textured sides that the other SteelSeries models have. I don't think there is a perfect combination; I was looking to upgrade my mouse but I think I'll stick with my good old unmatched G403. The last SteelSeries mouse I own, the 710, is way too heavy. I tend to move my hand quickly (and raise it a bit) and this mouse doesn't allow me to be as fast as I am. It's not that bad, but it's there. Another disappointment is the annoying noise of the left mouse button. That sounds terrible to me. Like a missing beige mouse from the 80s. Not fancy, not crispy. He lacks grace. For a mouse this expensive, you'd expect quality, but it's just as dry and deep, with a hint of double-click noise that will leave your ears wanting more. This is a $74 mouse, I expect more from it. Ultimately, this is personal opinion, but putting SteelSeries and Rival on either side of the mouse makes it look heavier. I'm a simplified person and I think the logo is enough. In general compared to what I have.