Bought this to use with my laptop but also with my iPad Pro as it has Bluetooth connectivity. Weight is heavy, definitely. Even after removing the weights, the mouse is on the heavier side. Not using the mouse for gaming.

Both of the mice feel great to use. Between the two, I like the shape and design of the Rival 650 best. Being free from the wire is also a major bonus, and I wasn't able to notice any difference whatsoever when compared directly with my wired gaming mice.

SteelSeries has long had a weak spot in its peripherals lineup: mice. Great headsets, good keyboards, mediocre mice. Some were too conservative, others too daring, but none of the ones we've looked at over the years have qualified as must-haves.

A flagship without wires-the top SteelSeries mouse is back in a wireless form as the Rival 650. Featuring an exceptional dual-sensor system, main buttons rated for 60 million clicks, a robust and durable shell, and, of course, highly customizable RGB lighting, it's surely a premium product, which...

Great sensor performance; Fantastic build quality and choice of materials; Superb buttons and scroll wheel; Main switches rated for 60 million clicks; Great-looking; highly customizable RGB lighting; Can be comfortable for palm gripping with big hands; Software is very user friendly; Adjustable...

No replacement mouse feet included; Heavy for its size; Battery life could be better

Sporting the same sensor as the Rival 710 which we recently reviewed (Review can be found here: SteelSeries Rival 710 Review ) we're expecting the same great performance in the Rival 650 Wireless.

+Battery life; +Quick Charging; +Accurate Sensor; +Build quality; +Adjustable Weight System

The Rival 650 Wireless mouse from SteelSeries is a surefire winner in our books. The Rival 650 is molded with all of the premium features in mind; and the no-compromise execution is certainly beyond par for the course.

Great comfort and ergonomics; Great battery life; Wonderful lighting; Assortment of weights; Great construction; Can use mouse while its charging via cable; Actively support and updated software; Software footprint low; Response rate good for a wireless device

We have tested the Rival 650 Wireless in CounterStrike: Global Offensive, Champions of Titan, Destiny 2 but also Command and Conquer: Tiberium Wars -> the comfort level is pretty much identical to the Rival 600 but with the added wireless bonus.