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YourGFJemma
> 3 dayI bought this as a gaming mouse. Wired. I am very happy with it, the top gets grimy very easily though. I end up scratching off what gets stuck on it. Over all though good mouse, very satisfied.
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Nick Nordby
> 3 dayOnly gripe is hitting the two side buttons is hard. Especially the farther forward one. Feels like I have to think about feeling for it to press it.
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Martin Ericson
> 3 dayGetting this mouse was a pleasant surprise. It is much better than its price would imply. I own several much more expensive high-end gaming mice including legendary MX518 (both original and new version), so i had very low expectations. However this mouse really delivered. It is light, comfortable, and has very accurate tracking. No issues with drivers in win10, all buttons work. Mouse wheel is also surprisingly good. Both sides is the mouse are textured - so holding it is pure pleasure. I dont care about LED, i wish they had version without it.
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Mohammed Darras
> 3 dayHere comes Steelseries, Rivalling other companies (pun intended) by using the correct word for mouse sensors, CPI, instead of the good old printers DPI.
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Eric Guest
> 3 dayI got tired of using cheap mice with poor tracking in games. This mouse is simple with just a few buttons, but thats all I needed. The main draw here is the sensor, which is amazing. I didnt realize how poor my old mice tracked until I plugged this thing in. Its so smooth and consistent. I havent had a single issue with jumping/jerkiness, it just does exactly what I want when I want it. The steelseries software is actually really nice, allowing for customization of the LED color, mapping of buttons, and DPI settings. The DPI switch is a simple low-high setting which is fully customizable. This is perfect for my style where I have a standard setting and a sniper setting which is much lower DPI. Much better than clicking the button 5 times in a firefight to cycle through and get the correct DPI. I dont really use mouse macros but the software allows you to customize every single button on the mouse if you wanted to. Overall, its an awesome buy if you are looking for a simple mouse with a great sensor, especially considering the low price. Definitely would recommend.
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Nancy O
> 3 dayIts definitely NOT for people with small hands. Although the width isnt that wide, the length is longer than Id like for constant use. The top is a matte finish which makes me feel like its always dirty. I prefer a smoother finish. Guess the matte is better for gamers but Im a designer so that extra grip isnt necessary for me. It also feels a lot heavier than my old HP mouse so hopefully Ill get used to that. Makes it feel like I really have to push it around the mouse pad which I dont really like. The track wheel also is a lot stiffer than some others that Ive had. The cable is nice and long so no issues there. The price was reasonable so overall, Ill try to get used to it, only because I hate returning things online.
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Jdawg
Greater than one weekI wanted a durable, quality, long lasting mouse. 1 Year and its still working so Im not disappointed, it just cost a lot for a very basic, well-made mouse. no fancy feature, just good buttons, solid cord mouse. next time Ill except all of the same things but at a cheaper price. Feels a bit light weight but otherwise happy choice besides the price.
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Grateful Ted
> 3 dayAfter a few days it stopped clicking.. .it still worked but you couldnt feel the click. Still like the brand though I should have known better than to get the cheapest possible one.
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Curtis
> 3 dayIve been a fan of budget gaming mice for a while now. It started with my Roccat Lua which lasted me 4 years. It eventually broke but that was my own fault, not a problem with the mouse. I needed a new one and wanted to try something new. A couple days ago I ordered a steel series Rival 110 because I read good thing is about it. Using the Roccat Lua as a benchmark, I would have to say this mouse is a steal for $30. Like the Lua, it is very ergonomic with smooth curves that fit my large hands very well. It is a bit larger than the Lua which is quite a small mouse so Id say the Rival is a pretty medium size. The buttons and scroll wheel all feel solid yet subtle; theyre pretty much perfect. The sensor seems to be as accurate as anyone could want it to be. Lastly, it seems very well built. Over-all it is a joy to use and I would buy it again in a heartbeat. If youre looking for a budget gaming mouse that performs above its weight, look no further. This thing is awesome.
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Gansukh
> 3 dayi bought refurbished rival 110 2019/08 (from Amazon.com Services LLC) at 15$ and even now still good.