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SteelSeries Rival 500 MOBA/MMO Gaming Mouse
Designed to function with the natural movements of your hand, this Rival 500 is equipped with 15 programmable buttons, a high precision PixArt PMW3360 optical sensor of up to 16,000 DPI resolution, a polling rate of up to 1000Hz and a USB connector (cable length: 2m).
What’s more, the Rival 500 also comes with SteelSeries’ acclaimed Prism RGB illumination with 16.8 million color options in both the mouse wheel and the logo, an on-board memory for storing profiles and SteelSeries Switches – rated for 30 million clicks. The SteelSeries Rival 500 is available now for $79.99.
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#5364603 Posted on: 11/30/2016 10:52 AM
Been using Deathadder 2013 for a while. Can't complain about quality. I think its the most comfortable and accurate mouse I've been using for a while. And its big and heavy enough to fit my hand.
Using for Dota2, CS:GO, KF2, BF4 and other games.
Been using Deathadder 2013 for a while. Can't complain about quality. I think its the most comfortable and accurate mouse I've been using for a while. And its big and heavy enough to fit my hand.
Using for Dota2, CS:GO, KF2, BF4 and other games.
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#5364689 Posted on: 11/30/2016 02:32 PM
Been using Logitech Revo and Logitech G700 since release date . One of the best . I usually prefer Logitech over Razor but that it's just taste.
Been using Logitech Revo and Logitech G700 since release date . One of the best . I usually prefer Logitech over Razor but that it's just taste.
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#5364718 Posted on: 11/30/2016 03:40 PM
Is there any mouse out there which actually worth to buy?! Talking about really durable switches and not all these buzz "moba / fps wew lads lights".
I mean pretty sure people who plays RTS / Mobas whatever you wanna call it, pretty sure gives zero ****s about lights and "15 buttons" and you really want an accurate sensor and durable buttons since you click a lot, maybe is just me but seems like they completely give a **** about improving the lifetime of the buttons.
well the rated click is not bs, the switch did get proper test in their test "lab"
but this will be different from daily use, where its different from a user usage to another , condition and also the mouse casing design will also affect the switch
most switch will last long enough, aside one most common issue : Double-Click issue
i never tear-down a switch, but like many fix guide said, simply clean the switch with "contact-cleaner" will give temporary fix
so it seems the switch gets dust clogging as months of use?
but from mouse i own, i find
logitech last longer before double-click than steelseries / razer
so my pick logitech > steelseries >>> razer
havent interested enough to pick other brands/maker
but razer is the worst (no offense), it will double-click just like 6months of daily use (lachesis, imperator, stop using razer after that)
only razer in early days (like cooperhead 2007/8?) that last really good
Is there any mouse out there which actually worth to buy?! Talking about really durable switches and not all these buzz "moba / fps wew lads lights".
I mean pretty sure people who plays RTS / Mobas whatever you wanna call it, pretty sure gives zero ****s about lights and "15 buttons" and you really want an accurate sensor and durable buttons since you click a lot, maybe is just me but seems like they completely give a **** about improving the lifetime of the buttons.
well the rated click is not bs, the switch did get proper test in their test "lab"
but this will be different from daily use, where its different from a user usage to another , condition and also the mouse casing design will also affect the switch
most switch will last long enough, aside one most common issue : Double-Click issue
i never tear-down a switch, but like many fix guide said, simply clean the switch with "contact-cleaner" will give temporary fix
so it seems the switch gets dust clogging as months of use?
but from mouse i own, i find
logitech last longer before double-click than steelseries / razer
so my pick logitech > steelseries >>> razer
havent interested enough to pick other brands/maker
but razer is the worst (no offense), it will double-click just like 6months of daily use (lachesis, imperator, stop using razer after that)
only razer in early days (like cooperhead 2007/8?) that last really good
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#5365026 Posted on: 12/01/2016 10:30 AM
I've been using the Logitech MX518 (and then G400, pretty much the same mouse but with higher resolution) for ages and loved them, then I put my hand on a Steelseries Rival 700. Big mistake, I'm buying one next month.
I've been using the Logitech MX518 (and then G400, pretty much the same mouse but with higher resolution) for ages and loved them, then I put my hand on a Steelseries Rival 700. Big mistake, I'm buying one next month.
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Is there any mouse out there which actually worth to buy?! Talking about really durable switches and not all these buzz "moba / fps wew lads lights".
I mean pretty sure people who plays RTS / Mobas whatever you wanna call it, pretty sure gives zero ****s about lights and "15 buttons" and you really want an accurate sensor and durable buttons since you click a lot, maybe is just me but seems like they completely give a **** about improving the lifetime of the buttons.