The Steelseries Rival 310 is accurate (Truemove 3), extremely comfortable and accomodates most hand sizes and grip styles. The build quality is excellent and I could not detect any problems. It just looks and feels great. Coming in at 88.3 grams, the mouse is an excellent weight. Far lighter than the Logitech G502 and Corsair Glaive, both being over 120 grams. Sure, it might not seem that big of a deal at first. But after several hours, you feel the difference.

+ Silicone grip on the sides (must be cut in for the best feel) + Right and left mouse button separated from each other and the rest of the mouse (see image) + Very accurate sensor + Good sensor location "If you get very sweaty, the silicone crack can be slippery.

ive been using this mouse for a few days now im no expert but ive owned a few gaming mice and this is hands down the best buy a long shot the software is easy to use and syncs up with all the products that are rgb from steel series the mouse is lite easy to move and very easy to set up you can set...

I went from a Logitech G600 to the Sensei 310 (it comes up as Rival 310 in the software interface). This thing is idea if you've big hands, and lightweight in comparison to my old mouse. I was going to go with the Rival 700, but I don't need all the bells and whistles that come with it.

+ Lightweight + Customization of Colors + In Depth DPI Sensitivity Interface + Good for Large Hands + Good Grip + Few Buttons + Cord is lengthy

- Wire isn't Fiber Coated; Just Plastic - Few Buttons (not great for certain games

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

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

SteelSeries Sensei 310 – Ambidextrous Eight Button Wonder Starting business over a decade ago as a mousepad manufacturer, today SteelSeries competes with the likes of Razer and Logitech in the PC gaming peripheral industry, manufacturing keyboards, headsets, mice and more.

When I was little, my parents told me to take piano lessons. As my mom was more than competent to teach me piano, I did not really have to go far to find someone outside. To be honest, I really struggled with it. I had issues with rhythm, coordinating my two hands, and reading music quickly.

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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...