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This is a very good mouse. If someone is looking for a mouse around €50, they can definitely get the Rival 3 Wireless since they won't find many other wireless options at that price. Its direct competitor is the Logitech G305, although personally I consider the Rival 3 from SteelSeries superior in some aspects and more convenient.
It is the only gaming wireless mouse that offers 400 hours of gameplay with one battery charge, while it can also work with one of the two AAA batteries it takes, lasting approximately 250 hours.
A huge positive is the option of connecting it with a USB dongle or without it via Bluetooth, so you can also benefit from a USB port. Since it connects with Bluetooth, it means it can be connected to other devices besides a PC.
It is lightweight, with a sleek and minimalist design, and whether it is comfortable or not depends on each person's preferences and hand. Personally, it fits my hand and suits me well.
Well, the mouse owner for about 1.5 months. I haven't encountered any synchronization problems so far, but battery problems!! It eats batteries as if there won't be any tomorrow!
The following measurements were taken at 900 dpi with RGB off, default sleep time, and 5-6 hours of daily use: regular batteries last for 7 days, rechargeable single battery lasts for 4 days, double battery lasts for 9 days!
Already the cost has reached 80 euros (with the purchase of a charger for rechargeable batteries).
Now how they measured 400 hours, I don't know. Maybe they tried a battery from NASA that they use in spaceships...
For me, NO WAY.
That's it.
I had bought a very good mouse for its price of €34 in December.. if someone has big hands, they shouldn't get it, it was very difficult for me to get used to it. It has many settings with the clicks, speeds, and lighting through the downloaded application.. but what annoys me immensely is that it needs batteries every 20 days with a usage of three hours per day, and it stops working when I'm playing. It's better to get a rechargeable one, it will be worth the money saved on batteries
This is one of the top choices for gaming mice in its price category on several websites, while it is mainly advertised for its long continuous operation (it takes 2 AAA batteries). In practice, it is a conveniently sized and discreetly shaped mouse without the extreme design of many buttons, holes, and excessive lighting. The accompanying company software for its functions is rich in settings, but many may initially find difficulty even in basic options (such as defining buttons for a non-default role). The dongle for 2.4G operation works flawlessly, but there may occasionally be the usual communication problems in Bluetooth operation that one encounters in any peripheral device. Note here that the pairing process is done in a specific way through the software. Overall, it is a good mouse, user-friendly, and reasonably priced for those who insist on wireless operation without cables, although it does not seem to stand out in anything compared to other competitive models from well-known manufacturers (3 stars). In a Razer Deathadder v2 that I used as my first choice, one of the side buttons stopped working after 9 months, and now the Rival 3 has taken its place. In any case, if I were to buy today, I would probably choose the HyperX Pulsefire Haste.
It was purchased almost on Day 1, November 2020, when the company had just released the 2nd wireless mouse, which was more affordable than the 1st RIVAL 650 WIRELESS.
It comes with 2 batteries in the package, I insert both of them into the mouse, leave the illumination turned on, and have the polling rate on. The result? -> In less than a month, it needed new batteries with an average usage of about 8 hours per day. I had to disable the polling rate and illumination and use only one battery instead of two. With the same usage, the battery lasted for about 1 month (whether you use 2 batteries or 1, they will run out at the same time). It should be noted that coming from the Microsoft Wireless 4000, with one AA battery, I used to forget that it needed replacement. Moving on, the wake-up from sleep mode is very slow, you have to press a button and the LED on the scroll wheel needs to light up 3 times before you can use it, wasting a lot of time. The worst part is that if you click the left button before it lights up 3 times, it freezes and you have to remove the battery to restart it. Similarly, there are problems with the engine when changing settings on the mouse. In 80% of the cases, it doesn't reset on its own and you have to remove the battery. As if that wasn't enough, in August 2022, the scroll wheel stopped functioning properly. When scrolling down, it would go down for 1-2 pages and then go up 0.5-1 page, and vice versa. As you can understand, it was almost useless. I tried blowing air inside with a spray, but nothing happened. I tried updating, resetting, changing USB ports, but nothing worked. I contacted SteelSeries, and since it had a 2-year warranty and I was within the warranty period, they replaced it for me. It took 2 weeks for it to arrive and 4-5 days for the process to be approved.
Conclusions:
+ It doesn't have any plastic parts stuck to the surface that touches the hand, so you don't have to worry about them coming off over time or with sweat/heat.
+ The 2 side buttons and the 2 main buttons are of good quality.
+ If you change DPI during the day or from game to game, there is a button for quick switching (you can create up to 5 profiles).
- Slow startup during boot and after waking up from sleep mode.
- Unacceptable battery life with illumination and polling rate turned on.
- The scroll wheel is likely to cause problems over time.
I wouldn't recommend buying it...
I will seriously consider whether my next mouse will be from SteelSeries again...
Excellent mouse with amazing response that has nothing to envy from mice that cost over 100 euros. The positives are that it can work with just one battery, it supports Bluetooth 5.0 which essentially eliminates the latency that exists in Bluetooth 4.0 and 4.2, and it has significantly lower power consumption than 2.4GHz, resulting in the mouse lasting twice as long. It has a good grip and a pleasant feeling when clicking, and the steelseries GG (its software) will not disappoint as it has a plethora of settings. For those who say that 2.4GHz breaks after a while, I experienced it too, you just need to sync the dongle again through the steelseries engine (pairing). At this price, there is no better wireless Bluetooth/2.4 mouse.
Owner of the mouse for a few months now. It's not worth the money. The first month it ate up a set of batteries, nowhere near the 400+ hours they claim. With the initial settings, it doesn't even last 60 hours. I tweaked the polling rate and sleep timer a bit and battery life improved somewhat, but it still has occasional interruptions and often takes a long time to find a signal after sleep mode. Personally, it suits me in terms of comfort, but what's the point if the mouse doesn't work properly? Spend a little more money and get a rechargeable one to save yourself...
I have had it for 1 year now, the first one was defective and after 3 weeks of the exchange process via email with the seller, they replaced it for me. The mouse is a bit heavy for long hours of use in shooter games, the battery works with either 2 or 1 AAA and lasts about 20 and 10 days respectively with many hours of use each day. Besides that, its connection is ultra fast but ultra short, but I didn't have any issue with that. For 50 euros, I would recommend going for another one
It is a VERY good mouse. Comfortable to hold and with excellent responsiveness. The downside is that it consumes batteries very quickly. With good quality alkaline batteries, it barely lasts 3 weeks. And all this with power saving enabled, which disables the mouse every 20 minutes (maximum), something that personally throws me off
Very slow wake-up from sleep mode, which becomes annoying every time you leave the mouse for a while. If you increase the time it takes to enter sleep mode, on the other hand, it eats up the batteries for breakfast (no relation to the promised 400 hours). The software (Steelseries Engine GG) is bloated and difficult to use, and the connection to the computer is unreliable (often loses signal and requires resynchronization, especially in the 2.4g connection rather than Bluetooth). Overall, a bad mouse that I would not recommend.
I bought the mouse 3 months ago and in the very first month it started having issues such as constant disconnections and poor responsiveness. It still says {year long battery} on the packaging, but in the 3 months I've had it, I've already changed the battery 3 times and for $50, its price is very expensive.
This particular mouse has been presented-advertised as one of the best wireless in the price category. Strangely, however, after 4 months of use and occasional disconnections, communication via USB and Bluetooth completely stopped. The accompanying software (Steel Series GG) is problematic and difficult to use. Regardless of this specific bad experience, prefer a mouse with a wired connection and simple and user-friendly settings software.
I have changed several gaming mice over the years from deathadder to g703 to rival 600, but I think I'm stopping now. This one has a very nice grip (it doesn't have adhesive pads on the sides like all the others, it's all smooth) very nice grip, very comfortable in terms of weight (for me, now for work and casual gaming). Wireless without any difference in response compared to the wired rival 600 I had before. Definitely a good value for money at the price of 50 on its own.
Very good mouse, matte surface and very clear in cursor movements. Nice software from SteelSeries, the feeling on all buttons is perfect and it doesn't make any noise of cheap plastic. It immediately responded to the connection which was on a hub. I loved the packaging which is almost the same size as the mouse and doesn't take up storage space!
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Good mouse but every 10-15 days it needs a new battery
I can't find anything negative... excellent
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