SteelSeries Sensei 310 Gaming Mouse - TrueMove3 Optical Sensor with 🖱️ 12,000 CPI - Ambidextrous Design - Split-Trigger Buttons - RGB Lighting - Black Review

I tried the Sensei 310 because I've been used to double-sided buttons on either side of the mouse since the Xai days. After a week of average use, I encountered the choppy double-click issue others have mentioned in reviews. It was perfectly fine for the first 5 days or so, then calmed down slightly until it became completely unusable because you can't hold down the right mouse button without it popping up and being pressed 5-10 times in 3 seconds. I ordered a replacement from Revain and the…

I'm totally impressed with this mouse, the Rival 310. Overall the build quality is the best I've seen in a mouse until now. I used to be a Logitech supporter, but now I've switched to SteelSeries. I compare the Rival 310 to my previous mice (G900, G400, MX510, G7 and others not pictured) and immediately notice a difference in build quality. Just holding the mouse is nice. It's like touching soft plastic in a luxury car instead of a regular compact car. This isn't a Logitech review, but pick up…

Basics I had a Rival 310 in early January Bought. My G403 lost some tactility, and R310 tested almost all fields. 3360 sensor option, Omron 50m switch, RGB and safe form. I used it for 6 days before writing this review. My thoughts on Nit-Noidy are as follows. Pros: The mouse is very light but feels well made and not empty. Regardless of the type of grip, the mouse is balanced in the hand, there are no problems with a "heavy ass". Clicks all around are nice. The resistance is significantly…