The new dual sensor system combines true 1 to 1 tracking with breakthrough state-of-the-art lift-off distance detection. For the first time ever, you are in complete control - even on lift-off. 2 sensors for next level precision. Introducing the world’s most advanced sensor system, the TrueMove3+. The new dual sensor system combines true 1 to 1 tracking with breakthrough state-of-the-art lift-off distance detection. For the first time ever, you are in complete control - even on lift-off.
The new dual sensor system combines true 1 to 1 tracking with breakthrough state-of-the-art lift-off distance detection. For the first time ever, you are in complete control - even on lift-off. 2 sensors for next level precision. Introducing the world’s most advanced sensor system, the TrueMove3+. The new dual sensor system combines true 1 to 1 tracking with breakthrough state-of-the-art lift-off distance detection. For the first time ever, you are in complete control - even on lift-off.
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SteelSeries Rival 600 Gaming Mouse
The new dual sensor system combines true 1 to 1 tracking with breakthrough state-of-the-art lift-off distance detection. For the first time ever, you are in complete control - even on lift-off. 2 sensors for next level precision. Introducing the world’s most advanced sensor system, the TrueMove3+. The new dual sensor system combines true 1 to 1 tracking with breakthrough state-of-the-art lift-off distance detection. For the first time ever, you are in complete control - even on lift-off.
The new dual sensor system combines true 1 to 1 tracking with breakthrough state-of-the-art lift-off distance detection. For the first time ever, you are in complete control - even on lift-off. 2 sensors for next level precision. Introducing the world’s most advanced sensor system, the TrueMove3+. The new dual sensor system combines true 1 to 1 tracking with breakthrough state-of-the-art lift-off distance detection. For the first time ever, you are in complete control - even on lift-off.
Last updated at 10/06/2026 06:51:58
SteelSeries Rival 600 Wired 7-Button 96-128g Gaming Mouse - Prism 3-Zone RGB Illumination - 12,000 CPI - TrueMove3+ Dual Optical Sensor - 0.5 Lift-Off
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Steelseries Rival 600 Gaming Mouse - 12,000 CPI TrueMove3+ Dual Optical Sensor - 0.05 Lift-off Distance - Weight System - RGB Lighting
Gaming Mouse Steelseries Rival 600 Dual Sensor Weight F/s W/tracking
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originally posted on bestbuy.com
I've heard a lot of good things about steel series but they are expensive for sure. They apparently are not yet making a product with multiple buttons on the side which is what I had. Some have said this mouse is heavy I don't agree with that. The removable cable is a very nice feature it comes with a short cable and a longer heavy duty cable...easy to change. Many parts of the mouse come of and can be changed perhaps this is for some future plans, don't know. It feels solid in your hand, first time I started the App it downloaded a firmware update to the mouse. The macro software is easy to use. What I LOVE is the ability to set some feedback when the macro is running you can set it to buzz or pulse or make a couple of simpler actions. The graphics on the side of ... MoreI've heard a lot of good things about steel series but they are expensive for sure. They apparently are not yet making a product with multiple buttons on the side which is what I had. Some have said this mouse is heavy I don't agree with that. The removable cable is a very nice feature it comes with a short cable and a longer heavy duty cable...easy to change. Many parts of the mouse come of and can be changed perhaps this is for some future plans, don't know. It feels solid in your hand, first time I started the App it downloaded a firmware update to the mouse. The macro software is easy to use. What I LOVE is the ability to set some feedback when the macro is running you can set it to buzz or pulse or make a couple of simpler actions. The graphics on the side of the mouse are cool but I can't come up with a use for that yet other than it's just neat. I guess we'll see how long it lasts but I still bought the best buy warranty on it that thing has paid for itself several times for me.
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Fantastic mouse for FPS gaming and great all-rounder. The top of the line sensor and the ability to add and remove weight is what makes this mouse worth the high price. The sensor on this mouse is probably the best I've ever used, slightly better than the Deathadder Elite only due to the reduced movement when picking up the mouse and putting it back down. Without the weights this mouse weighs about 98g which is on par with the Razer Deathadder, but you can add weights all the way up to around 130g, or anywhere in between. The weights can also be used to balance the mouse to your liking although I can say the balance is just fine without the weights. The rubber cable is detachable which makes it replaceable however Steel Series do not appear to offer this on their ... MoreFantastic mouse for FPS gaming and great all-rounder. The top of the line sensor and the ability to add and remove weight is what makes this mouse worth the high price. The sensor on this mouse is probably the best I've ever used, slightly better than the Deathadder Elite only due to the reduced movement when picking up the mouse and putting it back down. Without the weights this mouse weighs about 98g which is on par with the Razer Deathadder, but you can add weights all the way up to around 130g, or anywhere in between. The weights can also be used to balance the mouse to your liking although I can say the balance is just fine without the weights. The rubber cable is detachable which makes it replaceable however Steel Series do not appear to offer this on their website yet. The lighting looks great and the software is fairly easy to use and reliable. The only things I would change is perhaps the side grips. While the silicone grips are adequate I personally prefer a textured rubber as the silicone is a bit more slippery which might be an issue if you play with all the weights in the mouse at low dpi/sensitivity. The sides of the mouse are modular so I would really like to see Steel Series sell optional sides with textured rubber as a separately purchasable product.
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Not a fan of the trend toward lighter and smaller mice. Having previously owned a Sensei was going to pick up the newer version of it. Saw this one on clearance in store so decided to try it instead. It was a good decision as it’s been probably second favorite all time behind a Logitech G5 with added weights.The OLED is gimmicky as it’s incredibly more difficult to see than even the keyboard OLED. Would prefer to have seen an easier to find connector for the USB cable.As a problem with other Steelseries products, the new software is getting bloated. Engine works well enough and not any issues so far.
| General | |
| Device Type | Mouse |
| Ergonomic Design | Yes |
| Orientation | Right-handed |
| Width | 6.9 cm |
SteelSeries Rival 600 Wired 7-Button 96-128g Gaming Mouse - Prism 3-Zone RGB Illumination - 12,000 CPI - TrueMove3+ Dual Optical Sensor - 0.5 Lift-Off
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Steelseries Rival 600 Gaming Mouse - 12,000 CPI TrueMove3+ Dual Optical Sensor - 0.05 Lift-off Distance - Weight System - RGB Lighting
Gaming Mouse Steelseries Rival 600 Dual Sensor Weight F/s W/tracking
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I've heard a lot of good things about steel series but they are expensive for sure. They apparently are not yet making a product with multiple buttons on the side which is what I had. Some have said this mouse is heavy I don't agree with that. The removable cable is a very nice feature it comes with a short cable and a longer heavy duty cable...easy to change. Many parts of the mouse come of and can be changed perhaps this is for some future plans, don't know. It feels solid in your hand, first time I started the App it downloaded a firmware update to the mouse. The macro software is easy to use. What I LOVE is the ability to set some feedback when the macro is running you can set it to buzz or pulse or make a couple of simpler actions. The graphics on the side of ... MoreI've heard a lot of good things about steel series but they are expensive for sure. They apparently are not yet making a product with multiple buttons on the side which is what I had. Some have said this mouse is heavy I don't agree with that. The removable cable is a very nice feature it comes with a short cable and a longer heavy duty cable...easy to change. Many parts of the mouse come of and can be changed perhaps this is for some future plans, don't know. It feels solid in your hand, first time I started the App it downloaded a firmware update to the mouse. The macro software is easy to use. What I LOVE is the ability to set some feedback when the macro is running you can set it to buzz or pulse or make a couple of simpler actions. The graphics on the side of the mouse are cool but I can't come up with a use for that yet other than it's just neat. I guess we'll see how long it lasts but I still bought the best buy warranty on it that thing has paid for itself several times for me.
Fantastic mouse for FPS gaming and great all-rounder. The top of the line sensor and the ability to add and remove weight is what makes this mouse worth the high price. The sensor on this mouse is probably the best I've ever used, slightly better than the Deathadder Elite only due to the reduced movement when picking up the mouse and putting it back down. Without the weights this mouse weighs about 98g which is on par with the Razer Deathadder, but you can add weights all the way up to around 130g, or anywhere in between. The weights can also be used to balance the mouse to your liking although I can say the balance is just fine without the weights. The rubber cable is detachable which makes it replaceable however Steel Series do not appear to offer this on their ... MoreFantastic mouse for FPS gaming and great all-rounder. The top of the line sensor and the ability to add and remove weight is what makes this mouse worth the high price. The sensor on this mouse is probably the best I've ever used, slightly better than the Deathadder Elite only due to the reduced movement when picking up the mouse and putting it back down. Without the weights this mouse weighs about 98g which is on par with the Razer Deathadder, but you can add weights all the way up to around 130g, or anywhere in between. The weights can also be used to balance the mouse to your liking although I can say the balance is just fine without the weights. The rubber cable is detachable which makes it replaceable however Steel Series do not appear to offer this on their website yet. The lighting looks great and the software is fairly easy to use and reliable. The only things I would change is perhaps the side grips. While the silicone grips are adequate I personally prefer a textured rubber as the silicone is a bit more slippery which might be an issue if you play with all the weights in the mouse at low dpi/sensitivity. The sides of the mouse are modular so I would really like to see Steel Series sell optional sides with textured rubber as a separately purchasable product.
Not a fan of the trend toward lighter and smaller mice. Having previously owned a Sensei was going to pick up the newer version of it. Saw this one on clearance in store so decided to try it instead. It was a good decision as it’s been probably second favorite all time behind a Logitech G5 with added weights.The OLED is gimmicky as it’s incredibly more difficult to see than even the keyboard OLED. Would prefer to have seen an easier to find connector for the USB cable.As a problem with other Steelseries products, the new software is getting bloated. Engine works well enough and not any issues so far.
This is a really high-end mouse, gimmicks or no gimmicks. This mouse has a built-in & customizable vibration motor which can enhance in-game immersion similar to how rumble in a console controller enhances gameplay. The ergonomics are pretty good on here too but not as good as the rival 600. The build and material quality, as you would expect from Steelseries, is top-notch. The side-screen is kind of neat too and can even be customized to display various computer usage stats or GIFs. What I don't like about this mouse is how heavy it is; this mouse feels very dense and can be disadvantageous for competitive gaming (where again I would recommend the Rival 600 over this mouse for).
Honestly, so far, the best ambidextrous/left-handed mouse I've used in years. I've gone through Razer mice, and found both that the thumb buttons weren't quite in the right place for me, making them difficult to actually use in game, and lately, I have to say their quality/durability has fallen off. First Razer mouse I used, an original copperhead, is actually still functional but very worn and looks it. Last Razer mouse, Orochi, lasted less than 2 months before a main button stopped working. After that, tried EVGA, just because the price was amazing. I got 2 Torx 3X Laser mice. Same problem with thumb button, needed to somewhat turn mouse to use thumb buttons, making them less than convenient and undependable in game. Also, very quickly, inside of 2 months, the ... MoreHonestly, so far, the best ambidextrous/left-handed mouse I've used in years. I've gone through Razer mice, and found both that the thumb buttons weren't quite in the right place for me, making them difficult to actually use in game, and lately, I have to say their quality/durability has fallen off. First Razer mouse I used, an original copperhead, is actually still functional but very worn and looks it. Last Razer mouse, Orochi, lasted less than 2 months before a main button stopped working. After that, tried EVGA, just because the price was amazing. I got 2 Torx 3X Laser mice. Same problem with thumb button, needed to somewhat turn mouse to use thumb buttons, making them less than convenient and undependable in game. Also, very quickly, inside of 2 months, the rubber on the mouse wheel loosened, making the wheel close to completely non-functional. Also, for my hand, somewhat small, the whole mouse seemed somewhat long and flat. I then tried the logitech G300 mouse, but found the mouse a strange shape, very high, with the left and right buttons 'grooved' so low it was impossible to hit those buttons and the middle mouse button/wheel at the same time, which I do for some games. I also could not use the 'thumb' buttons and right mouse button at the same time, as the 'thumb' buttons faced straight up and were designed to be pressed by the same finger that pressed the right mouse button - index finger in my case as I'm left-handed. Again, I use that combination of thumb and right mouse button in some games, so the Logitech mouse was a no-go for games. Finally I tried this mouse, the SteelSeries Sensei 310 Gaming Mouse. It feels so good, just perfect in my hand. the thumb buttons are in the right place to use w/o twisting the mouse, and I may even be able to use the 2 buttons on the other side. As I am not pressing them accidently, I think I can leave them active and use them, a first for an ambidextrous mouse in my experience. The materials feel good, the switches seem solid so far, and the software is great once you get used to it. It even has a cloud feature, so I can keep the settings the same for the mouse I use /w my laptop, and the one I use /w my desktop. The only other mouse I'd consider is the second newest Logitech wired/wireless one, G900, (I don't need Lightspeed charging of G903), but the G900 Still costs over $100, more than 2x the cost of the Sensei 310. Again, for me, so far, 2 months in, this is best ambidextrous/left-handed mouse I've ever used - just great design overall.
I purchased this mouse on the 16th of October 2018. In the first 6 months the mouse worked well, but with one small problem. The left mouse button would not register a hold down for long, it seemed to be interrupted. So on the 21/5/19 I sent it back for an RMA, I since then received a new mouse. Everything was fine again, the feel of the mouse is great.The accuracy and amount of setup options again are fantastic. I have a large hand, so if you also have a large hand with claw grip this mouse will be great for you.The placement of the buttons is well thought out.I like the software and I like the way this mouse feels, it moves very freely. BUT as you can see I have given this mouse 3/5 stars, why?Build Quality. This mouse would have 5 stars except for the first ... MoreI purchased this mouse on the 16th of October 2018. In the first 6 months the mouse worked well, but with one small problem. The left mouse button would not register a hold down for long, it seemed to be interrupted. So on the 21/5/19 I sent it back for an RMA, I since then received a new mouse. Everything was fine again, the feel of the mouse is great.The accuracy and amount of setup options again are fantastic. I have a large hand, so if you also have a large hand with claw grip this mouse will be great for you.The placement of the buttons is well thought out.I like the software and I like the way this mouse feels, it moves very freely. BUT as you can see I have given this mouse 3/5 stars, why?Build Quality. This mouse would have 5 stars except for the first RMA problem, but now after 2 years in operation I have the side grips falling off, currently the glue that was used on them is smudging off. One whole grip has totally fallen off and the one on my thumb side is in the process of moving around all over the place when using the mouse, do you think this makes a difference when using the product? It sure does.Google Rival 600 grips falling off, I'm not the only one with this problem.Great product design left to poor production quality makes this mouse next to useless.
Thsi gaming mouse is really good for it's price (although i got it during a sale). The overall feeling of the mouse is very good and it sits comfortable in your hand. I personally have quite big but slender hands and the hindmost sidebutton feels a bit awkward to press, but everything else is quite comfortable to use. Being able to adjust the weight to a certain degree also really helps (since I personally don't prefer ultra-lightweight mice).The cable is surprisingly long and seems a bit cheap but the overall quality of the packaging and the product easily make up for it.Overall I can very much recommend this product for gamers that don't care about some additional cables.
Long story short: I've used Logitech USB mice for years, and always set the thumb buttons to copy and paste. This functionality would work system-wide, both in Windows and Mac OS, in applications, on the web, in File Explorer, in the Finder. Doesn't sound like a big deal, but this was a great boost for my workflow.My job has been remote for the past 16 months and will likely remain that way indefinitely. I log into a Windows 10 environment from my Mac. My thumb button functionality worked through Remote Desktop, until for some unknown reason it just abruptly stopped last December, and I was back to hitting ctrl-C and ctrl-V. (Remote Desktop only, the functionality still worked on my Mac.)I finally reached my fill of the bugginess of Logitech's software, with the ... MoreLong story short: I've used Logitech USB mice for years, and always set the thumb buttons to copy and paste. This functionality would work system-wide, both in Windows and Mac OS, in applications, on the web, in File Explorer, in the Finder. Doesn't sound like a big deal, but this was a great boost for my workflow.My job has been remote for the past 16 months and will likely remain that way indefinitely. I log into a Windows 10 environment from my Mac. My thumb button functionality worked through Remote Desktop, until for some unknown reason it just abruptly stopped last December, and I was back to hitting ctrl-C and ctrl-V. (Remote Desktop only, the functionality still worked on my Mac.)I finally reached my fill of the bugginess of Logitech's software, with the last straw being yesterday when it suddenly told me that it didn't detect a Logitech mouse. I plugged in 4 different mice and got the same message each time. Thumb buttons no longer worked.I did some research for a USB mouse with programmable buttons that is Mac OS compatible, and that brought me here.The mouse arrived today, I installed the SteelSeries software, assigned the buttons, checked it out in various Mac apps, then remoted into work, and was thrilled to discover that my thumb buttons work again via Remote Desktop.I'm not a gamer, and doubt that I ever will be. Additionally, this mouse is not a budget item; it's pretty expensive.However, it does exactly what I hoped it would do, and that's worth 5 stars to me!
The Basics Beginning of Jan I purchased the Rival 310. The mousewheel on my G403 had lost some tactility and the R310 checked virtually all the boxes. 3360 variant sensor, 50m omron switches, RGB and a safe shape. I used it for 6 days before writing this review. My Nit-Noidy thoughts are as follows. The Good: The mouse is very light but manages to feel well made and not hollow. The mouse was balanced in the hand regardless of grip type, no "heavy butt" problems here. The clicks all around feel good. Resistance is significantly more than a G403, but less than a Huano. The side buttons are some of the best I've ever used - medium resistance and tactile without appreciable pretravel etc. I appreciated that the middle click was one of the easiest to press in, some mice ... MoreThe Basics Beginning of Jan I purchased the Rival 310. The mousewheel on my G403 had lost some tactility and the R310 checked virtually all the boxes. 3360 variant sensor, 50m omron switches, RGB and a safe shape. I used it for 6 days before writing this review. My Nit-Noidy thoughts are as follows. The Good: The mouse is very light but manages to feel well made and not hollow. The mouse was balanced in the hand regardless of grip type, no "heavy butt" problems here. The clicks all around feel good. Resistance is significantly more than a G403, but less than a Huano. The side buttons are some of the best I've ever used - medium resistance and tactile without appreciable pretravel etc. I appreciated that the middle click was one of the easiest to press in, some mice have a middle click so stiff that its utility is virtually eliminated. Some folks have said that the scroll wheel feels cheap, I differ on this point. There is no rattle or wobble and the tactility is excellent with very light resistance - that means it is good for both gaming and browsing. One of my favorite aspects of the mouse vs the G403 are the subtle groove ledges flanking the scroll wheel. I tend to keep my fingers close to the scroll wheel and something about that ledge just felt right. The plastic texture on the mouse is good, it gives you a feel of the mouse but does not quite evoke a feeling of "premium" like some of Corsair's products. The sensor is outstanding as you would expect, I just wish it were placed a little farther forward. Lift off distance is low. The shape is very safe and comfortable, especially for a palm grip. It also works fine for fingertip and claw, but only assuming larger hands. Last but not least, the software is EXCELLENT. I'd considered Logitech to be the gold standard here, now I'm thinking Steelseries. The Logitech G software is around 270mb last I checked, is clean, functional and lightweight. The Steelseries software was only a 108mb download and managed to be even more intuitive with more functions than Logitech's offerings for the G403. One thing that the R310 does not have that many Logitech mice have is sensor surface tuning, but I never missed it. The Middling: The cord is the least stiff of any I've tried and kinks were worked out very easily. However, the rubber on the cord is more "grabby" than most when it comes into contact with soft mousepads. (Not an issue with a decent bungee.) The primary clicks are tactile, but not quite light enough to be considered properly "MMO spammable" in my opinion. The DPI button is out of the way but a little too far aft of the scroll to be useful for time-critical functions. The mouse has everything you need, not much you don't. That said, I'd have liked to see an equivalent "G-Shift" option in the software to add more possible macro functions. The mouse isn't as viable to cross over to productivity work like the G502 with all its bells and whistles, but it's still ok. The Bad: The silicone sides have a subtle mush to them, which is kinda meh. They do not feel great despite the nice patterning. They can retain a little bit of heat and do not fare particularly well for grip when/if the going gets moist...I think the choice is adequate for what it is intended for, and it SHOULD be fairly durable, but I'm not 100% sure. I would have much preferred the same textured plastic on the sides as on the top. My copy had slight pretravel on the left click with definite differences in click sound and feel between left and right click. My copy developed also developed a slight rattle on the aft thumb button after a few days. The mouse is very long while being wider and relatively low compared to the G403. If you have average or smaller hands, fingertipping the mouse will lead to either clicking the primary buttons toward the rear of the mouse (meaning stiffer clicks) OR you'll continually have the butt of the mouse bumping into your palm when looking/shooting down in-game. Using a claw grip for me meant reducing the thumb surface touching the mouse, making it feel less controllable. My in-game performance was still very good, but the mouse definitely caters to palm and/or large hands. For me, it felt like there was a whole lot of mouse wasted forward of the scroll and aft of the thumb and I ended up clicking about even with the back of the scroll wheel. If the mouse retained its basic shape while being shorter, it would be a more versatile option for more people, but might sacrifice awesomeness factor for big/palm types. Conclusion: Despite the questionable choice of silicone, the mouse is fantastic overall and performs as a top-tier option in my opinion. The software is probably the best I've ever seen. It is an easy recommend for any grip style, but with the caveat that your hand ideally be 18.5cm+ in length. It is because of the many good qualities of this mouse that the unsuitably large size makes me sad :( Nit-Noid Grade: B+
I love this mouse. It was the last one on shelf at my store and I'm satisfied with my purchase. It is probably the only mouse in the world that has haptic feedback / vibration which I absolutely like. I know it's not meant for everyone but it gives my hand a nice massage. If you're used to playing on the PS4, PS5 or the Xbox One / X series with controller vibration, you may probably enjoy it. Download the SteelSeries software to customize the buttons to your liking. Enjoy!
| General | |
| Device Type | Mouse |
| Ergonomic Design | Yes |
| Orientation | Right-handed |
| Width | 6.9 cm |
