The differences between laser mice and optical have blurred over the past couple of years. While many will opt for a laser mouse because a laser mouse is much more precise, in theory at least, and is much better at tracking on a wide range of surfaces while the optical mouse are generally cheaper...
+ Very comfortable in prolonged use (right handers; + Highly Customisable; + Textured; rubber non-slip surfaces; + Fairly priced
The SteelSeries Rival optical gaming mouse ($59.99) is a perfectly good product, but it should have been better. Despite an ingenious design and a smart array of features, something about both the mouse and the software that accompanies it feels halfhearted.
Comfortable design with excellent grips; Smart button layout; Comprehensive software
No DPI indicator; Weak illumination; Nothing to set it apart from other mice
When it comes to mice, SteelSeries over the past few years has basically stuck with a single design that they have used on multiple mice. We first saw it with the Xai and later the Sensei but they have also used it on various branded mice and a smaller version on the Kinzu as well.
Today I will be reviewing the Rival 100 Gaming Mouse from SteelSeries. "The Rival 100 optical gaming mouse brings unmatched performance to PC and Mac gaming, armed with illumination, a best in class sensor, and six programmable
Smooth; glossy finish; Multi-color backlight; Correct weight; Color options
SteelSeries have a strong reputation in the gaming community and perhaps even more so in the eSports community, and their latest gaming mouse is just one of many products they've brought to market that is perfect for competitive gaming.
Great build quality; Excellent sensor performance; Easy to use software; Gamesense; RGB lighting; Lightweight design; Affordable price; Fully programmable switches
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