SteelSeries Rival 310

I still prefer my large, like gee pro because of a lighter and despite a slimmer base for doing flicks and stuff, but the rival 310 is definitely goin...

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If you like the Steelseries Rival 310 (where it's nice and wide at the back but narrow towards the front), this mouse does the same trick. The hump is somewhere between the G703 and EC/IE3.0; it's more aggressive in its angle but doesn't dig into the center of your palm. However, it's still wider than the G703, so your ring and pinky knuckles get better support. Fair warning; the buttons are *high* on this mouse (taller than the 703), but I like it now that I've got stiff-enough switches installed.

This high-end SteelSeries mouse's design, optical sensor, and button switches are great. Only the configuration software—and a hardware elision or two, versus the previous model—keep the Rival 310 a step short of stardom. Sign up for Lab Report to get the latest reviews and top product advice delivered right to your inbox

I’ve been through a g102, a Deathadder chroma, a SteelSeries rival 310, an EC2-a, and EC2-b, a g403, and a g502. This mouse just feels really comfortable for my claw grip and the weight difference is insane. It’s the lightest mouse I’ve ever owned and it’s taking some adjusting, but I’m absolutely in love.

I have been using this mouse for about a year, I'll say that it's a solid mouse for the most part. There have been no issues with tracking and the buttons feel responsive; the hardware seems good for the most part. The lighting is vibrant in color and bright, if you care about that stuff. Its shape ...

It's a weird one, but I've found it decently comfortable, and it definitely subscribed to the Steelseries shape ideology of having a thin front and a wide base. It's slightly smaller than both the 310 and the DA across the board, except for the grip width. My favorite thing about the Rival 310 is that the grip width was pretty narrow once you took their shitty rubber grips off, even if it made the mouse slightly front heavy (this mouse is also slightly front heavy, but I haven't noticed it in game).

I really like this mouse. Feels good in my hand, obviously a great sensor, but I knew from the moment I took it out of the box that the rubber side grips would eventually be an issue because they're basically just stickers ... adhesive backing on one side and the rubber material on the other side. (...

It feels perfectly molded to my 18.5 x 9.5 hands and it’s the most comfortable mouse I think I have used. I wish I had tried this out earlier as I’ve tried multiple mice such as the deathadder, g305, g703, gpw, pulsar Xlite, Zowie fk1, Zowie za-13, roccat burst pro and the rival 310 and a few others.

Bought this mouse to replace a different brand "gaming mouse" that developed a sticky left button. This one was about the same pricing and seemed to have great reviews and my original brand was not available anymore. I see a tremendous difference in how the courser acts with this mouse versus my pre...