Review on SteelSeries Rival 600 Gaming Mouse Review: Unveiling 12,000 CPI TrueMove3Plus Dual Optical Sensor, 0.5 Lift-off Distance, Weight System, and RGB Lighting! by Chia-pin Lin ᠌
I'm very happy with the product, it's very satisfying.
Used this mouse from 2022 to mid 22nd Most of the impressions are positive. Provided that I singled out more minuses than pluses, the mouse itself has become for me a near-standard of quality. It's just that when choosing devices, I read mainly about the minuses to find out how critical they can be for me. The only disappointment at the time of purchase was only the rubber bands, it seems not the most mouse, but the rubber bands were put on some kind of PVA. The rest is beyond praise. Teflon legs (or whatever it has, not special) are still in good condition, they have not been worn out, the mouse does not crawl on the carpet with its belly, the sensor has never broken during the entire period of operation. The wheel is quiet, just as alive to this day, and has never given any signs of scrolling the page at will, or vice versa, not scrolling. I think the mouse would have served quietly for another six months or a year, but because of the behavior of the LMB, I decided to notice it, since I not only play on this mouse, but also work. Whether the mouse click is loud or not - everyone decides for himself. For me personally - not really, it is sonorous, clear, and even with headphones with some kind of noise reduction it will be slightly audible. For me personally, this is rather a plus, because this is additional information that I definitely clicked, and it didn’t seem so to me. At the same time, in everyday life, the volume of the click does not interfere with me or the household. In short, subjectivity.
- Service life is above average for the ward, a clear click, additional weights for weight adjustment, sensor.
- Disgusting rubber inserts, or rather the glue under them, under the temperature of the palm of the hand, the glue begins to melt, and the rubber bands themselves begin to float under the fingers - I think this is the main disadvantage of the mouse. After a while, patience snapped, I threw out the gum under the thumb completely, and glued the gum under the ring finger and little finger to a conditional glue moment, the remaining gum stopped floating, and the thumb did not feel any discomfort without its gum. A less significant minus for me is the almost useless first side button. One is far away and seems to be undefined in most games. I didn’t bother too much, since the button is too far for my hand and it’s not very pleasant to reach for it, but I couldn’t set it up where I could need it. Through the software, you can hang some insignificant function on it, but I didn’t bother. By the middle of the third year of operation, the left mouse button was not something to double-click, just if you need to hold it down (for example, select something), then the mouse starts to think that I just click quickly and the conditional selection breaks, I have to try my luck several times until the mouse will not stop acting up. At the same time, the mouse does not suffer from double clicks, if you just need to click - everything is fine.
