well built, good software support. but after using it for moths few flaws surfaced. its very hard to pick or raise the mouse while using it, there is nothing to grab it from right side, so you are using palm muscle to grab it and it hurts the hand after a while, if you are a user who does not lift...

While SteelSeries has a good reputation for its gaming mice, there's one thing its mice have always been missing: lift-off distance adjustment. Until now, that is, as the Rival 600 boasts a secondary sensory dedicated to lift-off distance (LOD) which can be tweaked to adjust the LOD between 0.5mm to...

Excellent sensor; Weight adjustment system; 8-zone RGB

Imbalanced weight distribution; Mushy RMB; DPI button is too tall; Expensive

This mouse has a lot of flashy gimmicks and is very nice, but it isn't worth it unless you want the lighting or design specifically. The materials feel great in hand, it's light, and the sensor (while unnecessarily complicated) works perfectly.

--Lighting is flashy --Rubberized coating on the sides is nice and grippy, especially compared to the Rival / Sensei 310 --Three side buttons useful for games..; kind of --Adjustable weights are handy and work well --Soft rubber cable doesn't get caught on surfaces and bends easily --Light --Very...

--Overpriced for what you're getting (a good sensor and some lights --The forward-most side buttons is hard to press for everyone but the largest handed --Super low LOD may be useful for few but other mice LODs are honestly low enough.

Our first impression of the Rival 600 wasn't the strongest, and the initial unit we were sent had to be replaced because it didn't work. The second, however, worked like a charm, and since then we've been using the new mouse by SteelSeries almost every day - a mouse we can see ourselves carrying on...

The SteelSeries Rival 600 was introduced at CES 2018, and it pretty much instantly won the show. Objectively, according to its technical specifications, it is among the very best mice currently available.

Balance, as we all know, is vitally important. Without it, we wouldn't have Segway polo, giant Jenga, or standing up. Does the world of mousing really need a big emphasis on balance, though Does it need 256 possible levels of side-to-side balance adjustment

Excellent build quality. Great sensor and RGB. This mouse is for medium-large hands. If you have small hands, I wouldn't recommend it. The build quality is way better than the Razer deathadder elite or the Logitech G403.

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 enjoy about them.

SteelSeries' Rival 600 is a modular gaming mouse with adjustable weights, RGB LED lighting, and one big twist: a second sensor meant to minimize the...

I bought this 3 days ago and it broke today while I was playing fortnite. My previous mouse lasted me 2 years and I thought it was time for an upgrade so I got this And then it broke. I suggest buying something else as it is not worth you money.