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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 Goro Akechi ᠌
Average quality, not an outstanding product.
What is the bottom line. The ideal pressing of the main keys, (as on expensive mechanical keyboards) In my opinion, the backlight is ideal, the sensor, high-quality software, weight distribution, everything looks and feels super! Maybe this mouse is just not for me. Unfortunately. As a result, I gave it back with a pain in my heart. I ordered the SteelSeries Rival 500. It's worse, but feels good in the hand. And it doesn't fall out. So before you buy, check in the store for the rise. If it does, consider yourself lucky! ))) All the best and good shopping.
Pros
- What can I say about this mouse. The right and left keys are comfortable, pleasant to the touch, pressing the left is a little tighter than the right one, like any expensive and high-quality mouse. The side keys are pleasant to press. Weight distribution + loads everything is super, everyone will be able to choose their own weight. The balance of the mouse is clearly in the center. Firewood is friendly, everything is convenient and understandable. The backlight is beyond praise (the mouse does not heat up).
Cons
- They are. Wheel, maybe I had a marriage, but while scrolling the volume, something crunched . Very loud. The right side of the mouse is the biggest sadness. Although it is rubberized BUT, it is slippery as a remnant. Nothing to grab onto. As a result, when the mouse is raised, it falls on its side (right) and slips out. And it doesn't matter what grip you hold the mouse with. As a result, terrible discomfort in the fingers after half an hour, the fingers simply get tired, as you instinctively begin to squeeze the mouse more strongly when lifting.
