Review on SteelSeries Rival 3 Gaming Mouse - TrueMove Core Optical Sensor up to 8,500 CPI - 6 Programmable Buttons - Split Trigger Buttons - Vibrant Prism RGB Lighting by Adi Agung ᠌

I strongly suggest it to everyone. Some advantages: For a considerable amount of time, I relied solely on A4 Tech X7 mouse. On the newer models, they incorporated a braided wire, but in the instance of my mouse, this wire unraveled at the point where it was attached. Indeed, and the scroll wheel does sometimes behave erratically. This is a bug that is known to exist with them. I wanted to keep things interesting for myself, so I chose not to take the same one twice but rather to do something different. After collaborating with SteelSeries on an A4 mouse, I have decided that I will not return to another company. I am a good candidate for this particular model. The roller works flawlessly and is easier to press than the A4 model because to its comfortable design, which makes it easy to hold in one's palm, as well as the fact that there is almost nowhere for dirt to accumulate. The DPI switch button does not emit any visible glow from its illumination. If you are like me and do not require the backlight, you have the option to turn it off. The program is incredible in and of itself. In addition to that, I made sure to tuck a rug made by the same company under my arm. This is something I haven't done since the birth of Jesus, and let me tell you, it's amazing. The mouse is incredibly silky to the touch and silent. Here. Yet, even if the cost is greater than that of A4 mice, there is absolutely no comparison between the two. Cons: At first, the positioning of the side buttons was a little awkward, and the fact that the button furthest to the right was by default in charge of the "back" command in the browser was annoying; however, I did not reassign anything, and I eventually became accustomed to the layout of the buttons. At this point, nothing needs to be worried about.