SteelSeries Prime Wireless

That is my straight up, honest opinion, and i think this is how the prime lineup should be the prime and the prime wireless, but again with the prime ...

I can say that i am going to be going to the steelseries prime wireless. It's been a very very long time since i've been able to say one of the steel ...

Everything just feels good. It just moves easily in my hand, with my wrist with my arm, and i don't notice that much of a gain going and dropping an a...

Now my time testing was with the wireless one, and i can tell you what it's absolutely spot on. I'Ve also used the heck out of the prime, the regular ...

Steelseries - Aerox 3 wireless and Prime Wireless. Ninjutso - Origin One X. Endgame Gear - XM1 RGB / XM1R. Asus - Rog Keris Wireless or any of the 2020 and later rog mice actually have a hot-swap feature similar to custom keyboards so you can swap the switches out for personal preference, essentially bypassing the double click issue by just popping it out and putting a new one in instead of soldering.

The SteelSeries Prime Wireless is a great wireless gaming mouse. It's lightweight, and it has an ergonomic right-handed shape well-suited for nearly all hand sizes using a palm or claw grip. It feels very well-built, and you can connect it either wired or wirelessly with its USB receiver

These newer SS mice feel like they just have a higher quality plastic on it. The build quality on the prime wireless is superb. If you have doubts because of the disastrous build quality of the aerox 3... then don't because this mouse is nothing like that. There is no creaking or flexing at all and nothing rattling around on the inside.

Despite a handful of relatively minor inconveniences, the SteelSeries Prime Wireless is a strong wireless esports mouse.

The grip on the Prime Wireless feels like a much more refined version of this. The texture is is smaller, if that makes sense. This coating does very well with my sweaty hands, and I am finding it hard to remember a coating I personally enjoyed more on another mouse.

TL;DR: Button placements / sizes make it somewhat awkward to use if you have bigger hands. Also SteelSeries GG software requirement. Got this to replace my sixteen year old MX518 that finally suffered the dreaded double click problem. I spent days going over reviews, and review, and reviews of so ma...