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About this product
Product Identifiers
BrandSteelSeries
MPN62433
GTIN0800265810570, 0649661753469
UPC0800265810570, 0813682023355, 0649661753469
Model310
eBay Product ID (ePID)6022989662
Product Key Features
ColorBlack
Tracking MethodOptical
Number of Buttons6
ConnectivityWired, USB
Maximum DPI12000
TypeGaming Mouse
Dimensions
Weight0.8 lbs
Ratings and reviews
Most relevant reviews
- 23 Apr, 2020
Love this mouse!
Been using the same “Mazer Blue” mouse for 5 years now and, although it still works great, I needed something with better feeling buttons and I liked the idea of being able to adjust so much about how the Rival 310 performs via the SteelSeries software so I decided to get one. This thing is dope. Out of the box, it works perfectly, but you can fine tune it to your preferences using the SteelSeries engine. Sure, you can set two preset sensitivities that toggle with the click of a center button on the mouse, but another game changer is angle smoothing: this let’s you essentially tell the mouse “if I’m moving horizontally with the mouse, ignore slight vertical movements to a certain extent”. I can see why this might be huge to some FPS players, but personally I dont use it bc I felt like it would take too much time to get used to. Anyway, this is a super well-priced mouse and I highly recommend it to somewhat novice-intermediate FPS gamers like myself.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 06 Mar, 2018
Perfect Mouse for Dota2
I am pro freelancer writes objective accounts for gaming gears. I am also a frequent dota 2 player. To be honest, Rival 300 is a really disappointing item from SteelSeries. But this mouse is kinda much better than 300, coz the grip is much better, not that easy to run out. I did not get the detail of 1 to 1 sensor, but it is a little slower than normal mouses since its sensor is much advanced.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 22 Feb, 2018
The Almost Perfect Gaming Mouse
This mouse got a very good review on a tech-heavy site that actually tested it against the alternatives, especially for ergonomics (right-handed) and resilience (the buttons don't wear out). To that I would add the long, flexible cord and pleasant feel of the surface. My previous mouse was also a Steelseries but after a decade of heavy daily use and abuse it started to fail. This mouse has two flaws to consider: 1. There's a VERY bright lighted logo on the side that faces the user, which I found distracting when my hand wasn't actually on the mouse. I covered this up with electrician's tape, which somewhat changes the feel of it in my hand, so the continued impact was minor. Later I found a way to turn this lighting off; that was satisfactory but hard to find in the SteelSeries Engine. 2. My old gaming mouse had a couple of buttons on the right that I could compress with my ring finger, and that was very convenient for programming common actions triggered by E or F in games. This mouse has two thumb buttons plus the normal three up front and a fourth on top like the old one. My ring finger still twitches at times because that's wired into my brain for talking to an NPC or picking up an object, but I'll get over it. Most people would find this one has enough buttons, but I've seen them with a lot more. A lot depends on your keyboard; I have the Merc Stealth keyboard with a gaming keypad on the left, so I don't need a mouse with six extra buttons. Overall, I think the average gamer will find this mouse very satisfactory!Verified purchase: YesCondition: Refurbished
- 30 Mar, 2019
great buy
Download the mouse software from the website and you are golden. This RGB mouse is amazing not only in style but its very precise, it has increased my gaming potential like crazy. its very comfortable resting my pinky on the groove on the right side, the colors are very crisp and quality. cord is non braided has macros ability built into software for the extra buttons, you can select your precise ADS you want for shooters, very sturdy.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 09 Apr, 2019
Excellent Mouse for Palm/Mixed grip
I had been using smaller mice for CS:GO so I can play using a claw grip. However, I gave this one a try as my larger fingers/hands were hitting the Mouse4/5 buttons when shooting. I have been more than pleased with the results. This mouse has plenty of room for my thumb, and I actually enjoy using the mostly palm grip style. The grips on both side of the mouse are also very welcome. Couldnt recommend this mouse any more.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 22 Aug, 2018
Best Gaming mouse for palm/fingertip grip!
After trying many Razer and Logitech mice, I could never feel comfortable playing games for long periods of time. I would cramp my knuckles after about two hours of use. I can't get headshots if my hand hurts, these mice are designed with quirks that take a particular hand size to adjust to. However I have "Medium-Large hands" which measure 19cm long and 9.5cm wide, therefore I need a mouse that is more fitted to my hand. After trying this Steelseries mouse for 2 weeks now I can already tell I'm never switching to any other mouse again! With this mouse, I can now flick with my palm many headshots in shooters, gaining me the top spot at the end of many games. I can never seem to lose my grip with the fine rubber sides either. Overall this mouse is the top of it's class at an even lower price than those uncomfortable Razer and Logitech gaming mice. Highly recommended! 10/10.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Refurbished
- 23 Jan, 2020
Great value with a few flaws
This is extremely decent for the money. I've used mostly a Razer Mamba 2013 edition, coming from a 2008 one, as my main mouse for about 12 years, along with a Logitech MX Master 2 on another system. So as a general rule, I like higher-end mice, and those two were what I had previously decided were just about right for my grip. The switches in both Mambas were starting to fail so I ordered the Rival 310 to be a spare, and maybe a keeper if I liked it. The first thing that I found disappointing was that it actually has an optical sensor - Steelseries' marketing of a '1-to-1' sensor had given me the impression that it was laser. Interestingly, it seems to have a more complex setup than most optical mice, and frankly it seemed to perform more on par with all of my lasers than even my nicer optical mice, so I got over the prejudice very quickly. I really like the shape of it, it's maybe not perfect, but it's about equivalent size to a Razer Mamba or maybe a Deathadder. Very much not set up for left handed use, though, if that's important to you. The standout bit of build quality is how solid the switches are - it's a nice crisp click, without needing excessive force. The slightly taller nature of the ergonomics, and the little tilt towards the side are definitely on the better side from a wrist fatigue perspective. It's certainly comfortable to use for an extended period of time. I've only had it for a day or two so far, so I can't speak to the longevity, but the build quality seems pretty decent for what it is, and the materials are nice. The only other gripe I had was that out of the box, it had an absurdly low default sensitivity, even turned all the way up in Windows. Now, once I downloaded their driver pack, I could make that comfortable and disable the garish LEDs as well (some people might like the very deep game integration that it also enables, but it's not to my taste). However, this means that it's probably going to be unpleasant to use on Linux machines, and I resent having to add another piece of bloatware just to get core functionality working - something that I never needed to do on the Mamba or the MX Master, despite their software flaws. Ultimately, it really is very comfortable and certainly 'good enough' for proper gaming. If the caveats I mentioned are not important to you, the only thing still in question is how well it fits your hand. If you like slightly larger mice (or normal circa-2005) and use a palm grip, you'll probably be pretty happy with it. Granted, I found it for about $17. At retail price, I wouldn't be as happy about it, and would probably try to find another older Mamba. Nevertheless, it proved to me that you really can get a decent mouse for not a lot of money nowadays - it's miles better than the Gigabyte Ghost ones half my family uses.Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned
- 07 Mar, 2018
Great
As a fan of Logitech mice since their MX 510, especially their G series, I still had to switch over from my G502 and 403 to Rival 310. It works out so well with claw grip in addition to palm, has very good, light weight and its sensor is about just as perfect as the 403's - they're both top tier. Really love the rubber grip too, helps lifting the mouse even when doing fingertip grip. 10/10, would recommend, even over the Rival 600 - at least for me.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 14 Feb, 2018
Comfortable in hand and compatible with Linux
It nicely fits my small hand and feels noticeably better than my old Logitech G300s. I didn't expect much on its compatibility on Linux, but the mouse does his good job. The DPI switch and side buttons all work on Linux. Though no software is available on Linux to change the light color, the default alternating effect looks cool enough.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 14 Feb, 2018
These have QC issues but if you get a good one it's amazing.
I've had two - one had a loose LMB. This one's scroll wheel isn't perfect but it's fine. It's the most comfortable mouse for my hand size (large) and grip style (palm). If SteelSeries makes one with better quality it will be my favorite mouse ever.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
