Gaming mice are relatively simple devices. They transfer user motions and click into a PC. Some do this faster or more accurately than others. Some mice offer a more luxurious feel than others while ...

SteelSeries is attempting to build on the success of the Rival 700 with its new Rival 710 gaming mouse, but this new mouse may not have much (or anything) to offer over its predecessor. Share on ...

SteelSeries has unveiled its new gaming mice. The Rival 650 Wireless model is available for $119.99, and the Rival 710 wired gaming mouse is up for grabs for $99.99. Let's talk about the Rival 650 ...

In addition to their new Rival 650 gaming mouse, SteelSeries is also launching the new Rival 710 gaming mouse. Although it is not wireless like the Rival 650, it offers 1-to-1 tracking via their ...

SteelSeries has announced the introduction and launch of two new gaming mice this week in the form of the Rival 650 Wireless and Rival 710. The Rival 650, exclusively features the SteelSeries ...

The design is very similar to that of other Steelseries products. Of course, that’s no bad thing, that’s just good branding. However, we can see on the front that it features their custom OLED display ...

If you're a hardcore PC gamer, you probably understand the importance of good peripherals. While you can get by with any old $15 mouse-and-keyboard combo, there's something to be said for going with a ...

SteelSeries just bred itself a couple of new gaming mice, including one with a detachable tail for wireless operation. The new Rival 650 Wireless does actually come with a USB cable, but it's mainly ...

Steelseries is one of the most respected names in the accessory world, so when they release a pair of high-end gaming mice, we stand up and take notice. Today, we’re reviewing a pair of their best ...

SteelSeries has debuted two new mice, the Rival 650 and Rival 710. The former is wireless, featuring 256 different weight configurations, while the latter is upgradable through modular parts.

For a while, wireless gaming mice just weren't a thing — the biggest hurdle was trying to get over the latency inherent to wireless hardware. That has since changed thanks largely to developments from ...