Rival 600 Gaming Mouse - 12,000 CPI TrueMove3Plus Dual Optical Sensor - 0.5 Lift-off Distance - Weight System - RGB Lighting,black

Coming from a 120+ gram Roccat Nyth (great mouse with modular thumb buttons, and I used it in the wide setup for ring finger support), this is a light, joyful experience in the hand. I am using no additional weights. After watching Rocket Jump Ninja's excellent reviews, I decided this was the proper fit for my hands (over the Logitech g403 and SteelSeries Rival 310). It's easy enough to setup with the software (SteelSeries Engine 3), and the automatic recognition of games/programs works quickly. I have used both Roccat and Logitech software for programming mice, and they're all somewhat opaque at first. I think each need some UI work when it comes to selecting profiles to be edited. They all work well enough.The first Rival 600 I orderd was an Amazon Warehouse deal for a used mouse. It was like new and seemed to work flawlessly...but it had an issue that others have reported elsewhere online: the firmware would not load. Indeed, the software periodically became unresponsive, and the mouse sometimes failed to swap profiles. Additionally, when waking my PC from sleep or booting up, the mouse would not respond besides lighting up the LEDs (although the two middle strips were flickering noticeably). So after interacting with SteelSeries customer support through their website, they decided I ought to RMA it. In the interest of time, I returned the defective unit to Amazon directly and purchased a new one. It came with up-to-date firmware already installed. Now the software works great in concert.

Rival 600 is the most fantastic mouse I have ever put my oversized hands on. It immediately felt great and it just molded to my hand so well. The sensors felt very snappy. And my aim is 10x more precise than with any corsair and razer mouse I've used. The rgb looks nice. The software wasn't difficult to navigate for me and hasn't seemed bloated or made computer sluggish. It's a near perfect mouse in every way and has immediately made me better at the games I love. The R+L clicks on the front are a separate piece of plastic from the body, meaning your fingers resting will be less likely to accidentally hold the buttons down. (had this problem with corsair glaive and m65.) scroll wheel is easiest scroll wheel click I've felt. The list just goes on. As long as the mouse lasts a long time, it's the best. Time will tell, but right now I'm gushing about it every day. Screaming my love for this mouse from the rooftops.ConsNo braided cable, it's rubber and it sticks. (the cable detaches and you can connect braided micro USB, I've done it.)Side buttons took a little getting used to over the corsair glaive.The finish feels slippery but has not proven to be a problem in game.

The SteelSeries Rival 600 Gaming Mouse has completely won me over. I’ve used Logitech mice before(my husband has the G502 Hero), but this one is so much lighter in the hand, making it feel incredibly comfortable for long gaming sessions. The precision is spot-on, and the design fits perfectly, offering great grip and control.The only downside I’d mention is the software but it's —it could use a bit of work overall, but that’s a small issue considering how great the mouse itself performs. Overall, I’d never go back to another mouse; this one is my go-to from now on! Highly recommend it to anyone serious about gaming!

This mouse was a replacement for my Razer Mamba which I loved but sadly a little brother slammed it on the desk and now the sensor is inusable. At the time I also had the Logitech 503 and Razer Deathadder Elite gaming mice which was my current competitive fps mouse. But I saw the reviews and ads for this work of art of a mouse and decided to buy it to see if it could take my gaming to the next level....and boy was it worth it.The first match I played in csgo was a competitive match with a friend, and we both are at least decently skilled at the game (me being a dmg and him a mg2) and we know each other's average rate of kills and such. But In that game with that mouse, I destroyed having 48 kills with a 73% headshot ratio. The smooth feeling of my aim while still retaining a snappyness felt more emphasized compared to my Razer deathadder, it took no time for my long fingers and palm to go from a claw grip to a palm grip (which this mouse I do believe is more inclined towards using a palm grip with it's elongated and lower chassis form). The smoothness definitely took a few minutes to get used to and the extra perk of being able to adjust your weights was certainly a nice touch. Everything about this mouse was great.... until a peculiar thing happened.I was in a competitive match for Destiny 2 with my clanmates and I felt a very sticky solution on the left side of the mouse where my thumb usually grips. At first I was mad at myself for getting some oil from Pizza on the mouse (so I though), so I wiped it off and continued, next thing I know I feel the same solution which I had wiped off, and I knew it wasn't pizza oil this time.What happened was somehow the adhesive which holds the rubber side grips to the chassis wall was somehow "LEAKING" ,if that's the right word to use, from the top seam onto the grip and frankly it is annoying the crap out of me. But I don't believe that this is a common problem, but that is the only reason why I took a star off for durability.Overall, if you are looking to by a competitive FPS mouse to take your gaming to the next level, this mouse won't disappoint with it's amazing sensor and above average feeling quality (The feeling of quality is of course my opinion and may or may not cater to your expectations). The only gripe I have is really probably a problem only I and a select few may be facing.

i really like this mouse. the rubber grips on the side are really comfy and the mouse has sort of a soft touch feeling to it rather than feeling like cheap hard plastic. i decided to use the Rival 5 over this mouse just because it fit my own hand a little bit better, but everything else about the 600 felt and looked more premium than its successor. the Rival 5 feels much cheaper, and literally the only reason i decided to keep the 5 is because it just feels like it fits a bit better with my current setup and the amount of space i have at my desk and how i’m positioned. overall i’d honestly say the 600 is the nicer of the two mouses in terms of pure quality, and i also think it’s one of the coolest looking mouses available. i’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a really really really nice mouse. definitely a HUGE step up from most basic mouses like the Rival 3 or the Logitech G203 or Razer DeathAdder or Viper or anything along those lines.

I purchased the Rival 600 a few days ago, I've had it for a couple of days now and wow. I am using this mouse to play Overwatch, CSGO and Battle Field One -- My in game accuracy has in-fact improved, (from 45% hit average to 52%) is an understatement. The tracking is smooth and accurate and the lift off distance sensor works great for me because I don't have the desk space needed to play so I often have to lift my mouse to reposition.I specifically bought this mouse because I have been using the Razer Naga for years now for all my gaming needs. Lately, I've been really into OW and playing Widow and McCree often -- in most matches I did fine but when I faced other GOOD Widows I noticed I'd get beat to a shot by mere milliseconds and my ping is fairly low (30ms on average) and play on a 144hz monitor. I was beginning to think my reflexes just weren't good enough.. Then a friend of mine suggested I get a mouse for FPS games -- (like wth is the difference is what I thought) he teased me about using a MOBA mouse for FPS -- long story short I figured I'd give it a shot. I looked at a ton of reviews on gaming mice and the Rival 600 caught my attention, so I bought. It is worth every cent -- it just feels much more accurate. To be fair if you suck at FPS it won't make you good via magic but it can help you improve a bit if you know what you are doing already, that is MY OPINION.The only issues I've had with the mouse is that the lift off sensor is TOO sensitive. After calibrating the mouse to my pad, I simply set the liftoff sensor to the lowest lift distance possible -- and low behold there are dips and bumps on my pad that I hadn't even noticed before. When the sensor would hit these dips and bumps the mouse would stop responding. At first I thought the mouse was defective and was about to return it but after reading thru a few forum posts on this issue I simply increased the lift off distance a bit and the problem went way.***EDIT***This is the the third product every I buy from SteelSeries, the first product was a wired USB headset that sounded prettty decent, was cheap and broke within a few weeks. I tossed that and carried on. However, recently I found a review for their Artic PRO + DAC headset -- I was sold by the aluminum design (as my previous headset was plastic and broke really easily). Plus I am a bit of an audiophile, meaning I can appreciate good sound equipment (like I hate hate sound bars) and this headset is one of the first HIFI certified "gaming" headset. So I bought it.. and feel in love with it -- it was a bit pricey but I am enjoying it. And now the Rival 600 is my new favorite mouse for FPS (I still like the NAGA for FFXIV).SteelSeries is on a roll with me atm with their products, if only they made a competitor to the Razer Tartarus.. I'd buy that in a heart beat -- I recently purchased the Razer Tartarus v2 (I own two others) and it's so buggy and their software sucks -- problem is very few companies make these keypads and most of them are terrible. So SteelSeries make one.. please :P

I've had the Rival 600 since New Year's 2019. The mouse itself is high quality, it is durable (outside of one issue), and the adjustable weights are a unique gimmick that I have not found anywhere else, it works as intended with the steelseries engine along with my Arctis 5 headset and Apex M750 keyboard.There were two flaws that you will see many other reviews discussing on this page. THEY HAVE NOW BEEN FIXED. Steelseries support seems to have improved a lot since early 2018, I have created three tickets and have received a prompt, polite and helpful response every time and I do not think it would be any different as long as you're not acting like a jerk to the guy trying to help you. Two of these mentioned web tickets were for the other flaw mentioned with this mouse - a faulty adhesive on the left side grip caused the rubber to peel off of the grip leaving you with a sticky and uncomfortable surface. This has been fixed as of April 2019 and if you have had this issue in the past customer support seems happy to help.

To start off i absolutely loved this mouse when i got it, and if it was built better I would still love this mouse.I purchased mine in August of 2018, and for the first year everything was perfect and it felt fantastic to use. After the one year mark, the rubber pad where my index finger rests started coming off, as did the pad where my pinky wrests on the right side of the mouse. This started becoming an issue while gaming because the flap of rubber at the bottom would make contact with my mousepad, generating a ton of friction.At this point I used epoxy to fix the rubber pads securely back to the mouse, but eventually the smaller front pad came off again and I had to completely remove it. Now the same thing has started to happen on the thumb pad, and at this point I cannot be busied with making repairs to whats apparently a poorly built mouse, and have switched back to my old mouse, a Logitech MX518, which despite being almost a decade old, has never let me down.Now on to the good, the mouse is otherwise fantastic, it feels great in the hand, the buttons are nice and clicky, the scroll wheel feels great, the customize-able weights are fantastic for getting the right weight, its a very enjoyable mouse for the first year. If SteelSeries can find a way to make the rubber pads on the sides of the mouse more durable it would be an absolute game changer.Overall I would rate this mouse a 3/5 due to the issues I had with it, but I will not hesitate to pick up the next iteration so long as the build quality is rectified.

Ya un año con el mouse, y puedo decir que no vale 2000 pesos, pero es un buen mouse, primero es solo para manos grandes o de agarre de palma, porque en manos chicas llega a ser estorboso, segundo el rgb que tiene es bueno y 100% customizable hasta en 8 zonasPero a lo que es el senzor y eso, es gracioso, cuenta con 2, uno que es uno normal, y otro que es de profundidad, por lo que puedes configurar si quieres que se siga moviendo el mouse despegado de tu pad, o apenas lo levantes ya no se muevaEste cuenta con unas gomitas a los lados, y con el tiempo estos se despegan y llegan a molestar mucho, es un error del propio mouse, por lo que, o quitan esas cosas, o cuidan esas cosas para que no se llenen sus manos de pegamentoCuenta con 7 botones reprogramables y cambiar las acciones de la rueda (arriba y abajo)En lo demás, si quieres un mouse RGB y relativamente bueno para jugar, este es buena compra, pero si te cuesta 1400 pesosEdit: Después de un año y 7 meses, ha empezado a fallar el click Izquierdo, tengo que decir que para el maltrato que le di al mouse duró mucho, pero se me hizo corto el tiempo de vida del mouse.

Je dirais la deuxième meilleure mais comme je ne l'ai que depuis qqs jours je n'ai pas encore assez de recul pour cela.Arrivé dans son emballage avec tout ce qu'il faut : les poids et le câble. Malgrès un petit problème lors de l'acquisition de périphérique assez vite contourné je n'ai pas à me plaindre. Je la recommande, si comme moi vous avez de grandes mains ! (Mes gants sont en XL).Elle est réactive, elle a une masse, Je peux mettre ma main complète dessus et le toucher est très satisfaisant, avec des touches G et D dans un matériel différent du corps.Léger bémol pour certains : il y a (seulement) 7 boutons. Pour moi ça suffit ais je sais que moins de 8 c'est un frein pour certains.Le gros point positif c'est pour les bidouilleurs comme moi ou pour les bricoleurs : avec le logiciel de cette marque SteelSerie vous pouvez completement personaliser tout un tas de paramètres de votre souris.

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