SteelSeries Rival 100, Optical Gaming Mouse - Alchemy Gold

Here comes Steelseries, Rivalling other companies (pun intended) by using the correct word for mouse sensors, CPI, instead of the good old printers DPI.

Simple, great, precise mouse. It doesnt have tons of buttons, but it works well for what it has. This mouse replaces a mouse with a wheel-unlock button, where-as the button under this mouse wheel adjusts DPI, so it took a bit to get used to for that. But overall, a great quality mouse.

This mouse may not have the best sensor and or the fanciest sensor on the market but it has no flaws as far as I know from experience and from professional reviews. It has Great buttons that feel sturdy and responsive, also omrons are great switches, they last long, feel great and sound great (they do not have an annoying click).. The 110 pasts all the test and feels great, no mouse spin, no acceleration, no bad rattle, no accidental button presses when slamming the mouse down etc. Also, I love the feel of the mouse, It has such a great grip. The surfaces feel fantastic. I love grippy rough matte finishes, the best to game on imo. Lastly, At one point I was worried that it may be too small, but its not. it really it is a happy medium, its smaller than the sensei but it still doesnt feel awkward. (I do wish it had the same dimensions as the sensie/xai, but oh well well see how the 120 turns out if there will be.) I wear a size large in gloves and found it perfect, but I also claw and fingertip grip my mouse depending on situations, so that may be the reason I am ok with it. Overall though, I would not recommend it for some who has huge hands and palm grips, but if youre shaq and like small mice then give this a go.

Better than most more recent mouse and way cheaper

Pros ~ - Cheap. - Customizable. (Through the Steel Series software) - On the fly DPI button. - Two side buttons. Cons ~ - Gets dirty easily. (Mainly between the two side buttons) - Non-braided cable - Not gold plated USB cable.

This is a great mouse overall. Nice and small and easy to manipulate across your mouse pad. The only problem is that i feel like I always overshoot my target no matter what sensitivity settings I adjust. I would think that it has something to do with the lift of distance. Unfortunately I replaced this mouse with a much better one. I would suggest looking into other mice.

I 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.

The right/left click have a smooth transition and the thumb buttons are in exactly the right place.

Absolutely love this mouse. Works great the customizable dpi is easy to configure and so are the lights. It is very solidly built with nothing rattling around inside. Is extremely comfortable to hold. I highly recommend this mouse if you are looking for quality at a good price.

A decent budget mouse that I use as with my laptop. The mouse is low and light and built for a smaller hand.