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 Ai Fitira ᠌

Before it, there had been a large number of mice, the best of which being A4 Bloody a90, so there was something to contrast it with. What more can one say? The mouse has an extremely high-quality feel to it, and using it to play CS: GO is a very easy and pleasurable experience. It didn't take long for me to get used to it, and after a while, I even started to feel as though I always had it. The only thing I didn't like about it was that I couldn't set the same backlight through the mouse itself like I could on my A4 Bloody; instead, I had to do it through the software. On the other hand, the backlight setting is quite complex and dynamic (the subject is not restricted to a merely cosmetic alteration of color). There are a variety of illumination options available, as well as a selection of colors for each of its distinct areas. Yet, the most important thing to consider when picking out a mouse is: what will you be using it for? If you are a frequent user who only plays once or twice a week and not in any sort of competitive games, then it is in your best interest to look into more straightforward options. But, if you are a serious gamer and even a CS: GO lover (in point of fact, this mouse is best suited for this game), then this choice is the perfect one for you since. The difference between a mouse with a low or middle-range price point and one like this one is noticeable and can be touched. In general, the decision is up to you.