The Rival 600 is a fantastic mouse that brings new features to the table while improving and iterating on what has come before. It has the best weighting system yet, and it also has seriously slick RGB lighting and impressive accuracy as well. It's really the total package, and there's very little to complain about aside from some excessive software add-ons which bring little the table.
The Rival 600 is an impressive mouse overall. I'm not looking forward to returning to my previous mouse, because there’s a lot about the SteelSeries I’m sure I’ll miss.
The Rival 600 has an awful lot of rivals out there—horrible pun aside, it's true. However, it has impressed me in every single aspect, even with its spicy price tag. Objectively, I cannot really bring up any cons besides it being too big for users with small hands, and that it may tilt backwards with certain grip styles.
While the TrueMove 3+ may be a very exciting sensor, the Rival 600 as a whole is a poor implementation of that sensor, and is very expensive for a gaming mouse.
And that’s high praise indeed for a mouse that’s not as pricey as I was expecting. At $80 (£70) it’s still in the real money section of the peripherals market, but is a way off the price of either the top Logitech G900 or G903 mice. You are, as always, going to have to pay the wireless tax with either of those beauties. But if you’re happy tethered to your gaming PC then SteelSeries Rival 600 is possibly a more comfortable, cheaper, and as – if not more – accurate a mouse.
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The SteelSeries Rival 600 is a feature packed gaming mouse well worthy of its $79 or £79 (about AU$100) price tag. You won't find another gaming mouse with a dual sensor system that completely eliminates cursor drift as well as this peripheral. The same...
The Rival 600 is a fantastic mouse that brings new features to the table while improving and iterating on what has come before. It has the best weighting system yet, and it also has seriously slick RGB lighting and impressive accuracy as well. It's really the total package, and there's very little to complain about aside from some excessive software add-ons which bring little the table.
The Rival 600 is a little bit of a weird product for me. On the one hand, it's a mouse that completely achieves what it set out to accomplish. It delivers a top-notch mousing experience powered by one of the best software packages in the business. On...
When I think back to all the gaming mice I have used over the years, there are few that really stand out. Often, it is difficult to properly place my finger on what exactly made those mice stand out, but I think there might be a couple of specifics I...
After testing the RIVAL 600 for almost a full month with our usual game selection (World of Tanks, World of Warships, Star Citizen, Dreadnought, Elite Dangerous and Warframe) we really think SteelSeries might have just released the best gaming mouse...
Impressions and Conclusive ThoughtsAfter installing two 4g weights on each side of the mouse, we started gaming in CounterStrike: Global Offensive, Guild Wars 2, Diablo III but also tried a bit of Agents of Mayhem; Rival 600 succeeded to keep the...
In typical fashion, SteelSeries have presented another incredible example of how a mouse should be produced.The TrueMove3+ sensor is, quite possibly, the best sensor we've had the pleasure of using. The depth sensor has been utilised almost perfectly by...
Usually when reviewing a mouse the comfort of use and the quality of sensor are the things we're most eager to tell you about, but with the Rival 600 we have to start with that weight system.We've looked at a few different solutions to the old question...
The Rival 600 is a fantastic mouse that brings new features to the table while improving and iterating on what has come before. It has the best weighting system yet, and it also has seriously slick RGB lighting and impressive accuracy as well. It's really the total package, and there's very little to complain about aside from some excessive software add-ons which bring little the table.
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