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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 Athit Samatiyadekul ᠌
I like everything, the price and quality are acceptable.
In the very first summer, the glue began to flow out from under the rubber bands, and the rubber bands themselves began to crawl. This is a warranty case, but I did not drag the device anywhere, I operated at home. I tore off all the rubber bands, cleaned it from the factory sludge, which is not worthy of being called glue, put it on normal superglue. However, you do not expect such problems from a mouse for such money. In general, the device is solid, but there are some jambs.
Pros
- The sensor is my respect. Pleasant to hold in hand: comfortable (for me) shape, very pleasant to the touch plastic. Doesn't get very dirty. I saw complaints about easily soiled plastic - perhaps this is noticeable in bright light, my computer corner is not very well lit. Dirt doesn't stick to tires. But on the legs of the mouse, 'fluff' quickly grows, but it is not visible. Backlight: although it is not visible during use, but when you walk by - it's nice to look at. It is flexibly configurable, I made myself such that it would please the eye and not distract from watching movies in the dark.
Cons
- The button for switching the sensitivity is located in such a way that, out of habit, it is easy to press it with a finger that lies on the wheel. Over time you get used to it. If different levels of sensitivity are not needed (like me, for example), then both profiles are made the same and accidental clicks are no longer a problem. Loud buttons: you also get used to it, but loud clicks can strain not only you, but also those around you. One of the side buttons can be awkward if you don't have the longest thumb. The glue on which the rubber bands are planted! (see comment).
