The Sensei 310 is an ambidextrous gaming mouse that SteelSeries hopes will win over professional gamers. It's remarkably lightweight, comfortable to use and, most importantly, it performs excellently across all games and applications. It isn't without its flaws, however.

Great performance; Comfortable; Lightweight

Plasticky; No weight adjustment; So-so software

The SteelSeries Sensei is one of the most popular gaming mice in history next to the legendary Logitech MX518. Over the last decade it's been updated with the addition of its own CPU, and has seen a wireless edition released alongside the traditional wired version.

Reasonably priced; Comfortable for claw and palm grips; Jitter reduction feature

No braided cable; Lacks sensor calibration support

Decent quality mouse, Logitech software allows to adjust further settings and customise the mouse to your needs

Today we will be taking a look at the Rival 310 brought to us by SteelSeries. The Rival 310 is the newest member of the Rival line. The new Rival 310 shares all the same features and

TrueMove3 sensor; Split-Trigger Buttons; Fiber-reinforced Plastics; Silicone Side Grips; Tracking Movement has very smooth feel; RGB; SteelSeries Engine

Design may not fit every hand size (depending on your claw style) if you like to rest you hand on the table; then the mouse will feel like its on the larger size and awkward finger positioning on clickers.

The SteelSeries Engine 3 is software I have grown fond of. I was using the Apex M750 for quite some time before it left the office, and I found the software to do everything I needed it to do in an instinctive way; hopefully the same can be said for it when it is used with the Rival 310 and Sensei...

SteelSeries has released a new version of its Rival gaming mouse series, the Rival 310, at a more budget-minded $59.99 price point. Does this latest version of the Rival hold up to its predecessors and give gamers a good value for their dollar Read on to find out!

The SteelSeries Rival 310 Optical Gaming Mouse is available from most of the big name retailers already. Of course, you can also order it directly from SteelSeries. Currently, the mouse is a very reasonable £59.99 , and we think that's fantastic value for money.

You can check out Part 1 of the gaming mouse review round up, featuring the Logitech G403 Prodigy, by clicking here. Part 2, featuring the Mionix Naos 7000, can be found here

S teelser ies have recently updated two of their popular gaming mice, the Sensei and the Rival. Both feature the new Steelseries Truemove3 optical sensor designed specifically with esports in mind. What separates these two mice and are they worth the £59.99 price tag

my son was very happy and easy and comfortable to use