I've only had the mouse for a month, so I can't comment on wear and tear or life expectancy, but so far I'm very happy with my purchase. The software is good and you can change every little inch of the colour.
It feels good in the hand and on cs the mouse colour matches the life, bullets in the magazine. It's gimmicky but I like it. It is a quality mouse and the system to adjust the weight of the mouse is really well done with a magnet system. It's a good quality mouse, the weight adjustment system is really well done with a magnet system, so I'm happy with it.
I'm not sure how much I'm paying for a mouse that has a right click that doesn't work and a software that makes the mouse buggy (do they test the mice at the end of the factory, no I don't think so).
The so-called new dual sensor, I can not use it to its maximum performance because as soon as I lower the height of capture of the carpet and well it blocks me the mouse in full CSGO not being able to move his mouse is a real calvary ESPECIALLY AT THIS PRICE!
I had to put the sensor level in the middle like any other mouse so I paid more for a double sensor that is useless.
The right click bug when it wants. I'm really disappointed with this brand, I've never taken steel series and now I've banished this brand from my head, I'm back on Corsair. And the mouse (CORSAIR) does not bug the software does not bug.
The only big positive point: Its lightness it is incredible of an ease to move like few other mouse.
I feel that if I didn't have these 2 problems I could have found the mouse of my dreams, but the Steel Series brand has made me cold. 90e to send it back great.
I ordered this mouse because of its size and to replace my out-of-order sensei ten.
The ergonomics are mainly suitable for large hands and the weight management is very nice (I prefer slightly heavier than average mice).
I don't have enough experience to judge the dual sensor, but my average level of game play isn't affected by the change.
On the negative side, I'd say the small surface area of the anti-slip grips is literally ridiculous for my large hands, but this mouse is still a good investment given its fair price.
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by MaximeG
Posted on 26 Apr 2024
Bought on 22 Apr 2024 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 1Average rating: 10
A functional weighted mouse
I've just started using it but I think it meets my expectations in terms of weight (weighted by removable weights) and responsiveness (several configurable profiles for DPI, lift, reaction latency and colour desgin).
In short, a small gaming mouse with 6 buttons, ideal for playing my games :-)
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by Perle.Tqn
Posted on 2 Apr 2024
Bought on 14 Feb 2024 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 13Average rating: 9
A mouse to suit everyone
The SteelSeries Rival 600 is an excellent gaming mouse offering exceptional fidelity thanks to its advanced optical sensor and a comfortable design for long gaming sessions. Personally, during my gaming sessions, I didn't feel any heat or friction in my hand. This isn't just a mouse for gaming. It's equally versatile, with its precision and ergonomic comfort offering a pleasant experience during everyday use for office tasks, web browsing or even content editing.
With its customisable buttons and adjustable weight system, combined with SteelSeries GG software support, it offers great adaptability to individual gamer preferences.
In short, it's an excellent choice for anyone looking for durability, comfort and top-level performance.
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by FrisK
Posted on 15 Nov 2023
Bought on 29 Oct 2022 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 9Average rating: 8
Nice product but not perfect
Very clean and quite comfortable. I have small hands, so it's not perfect.
In terms of design, I think it's beautiful, but when I set it up I couldn't light it up in white, there was always a trace of blue.
In terms of efficiency, I don't really like it, I think it's because of the position of my hand, but some clicks don't go through. Horrible in play!
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by Mitsuaki Ciryon
Posted on 18 Sep 2023
Bought on 23 Oct 2018 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 26Average rating: 8
pretty RGB
Hello;
I bought this product to be consistent with my other appliances, which are of the same brand.
That's all there is to it.
After that, they're still good products.
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by CourarieP
Posted on 24 Jun 2021
Bought on 23 Feb 2021 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 3Average rating: 10
Mouse at its best
It's a great mouse, the weight of the mouse is adjustable, but it's a big mouse for big hands.
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by ThomasB
Posted on 19 May 2020
Bought on 20 Apr 2020 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 3Average rating: 10
Very pleased
I've only had the mouse for a month, so I can't comment on wear and tear or life expectancy, but so far I'm very happy with my purchase. The software is good and you can change every little inch of the colour.
It feels good in the hand and on cs the mouse colour matches the life, bullets in the magazine. It's gimmicky but I like it. It is a quality mouse and the system to adjust the weight of the mouse is really well done with a magnet system. It's a good quality mouse, the weight adjustment system is really well done with a magnet system, so I'm happy with it.
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by Avorton
Posted on 7 Sep 2019
Bought on 1 Oct 2018 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 3Average rating: 8
Ruined potential
I am a very demanding person but I am disappointed, the mouse is very good but is too expensive for what it is. I have tested Logitech, the 1st MX518, the G700 (2010), Asus ROG Gladius II, Roccat Kova and now SteelSeries.
The mouse is perfectly adapted in terms of shape, size and weight to my large hands, moreover the weight of the mouse without additional weight is in a range where there is little competition.
I've been using it for a while now, but it's a good idea to check it out.
As said by another buyer, dual sensor problem (SteelSeries doesn't know what to say). I'm not sure what the problem is, but I've been using it for a while now, and it's a good idea to check it out and see if it's working properly. I've been using it for a while, but it's not working properly. I'm not sure if this is a good idea or not, but I'm not sure if it's a good idea. If you buy this mouse for this I would not recommend it.
The second and for me the least excusable negative point (even if it can be fixed) is the deplorable quality of the glue used for the side grips, only 2 WEEKS AFTER PURCHASE, the left one was already coming off, and the right one, after 10 months too. Solution: super glue and no more problems.
The software is 8/10 because it is regularly updated with a high level of customisation. DPI changeable by range of 100, RGB customization I remove 1 point 1/2 for the MAJ that do not change anything to the sensor problems and 1/2 for the angle adjustment (correction of the linearity of the right-left sweep) which could be finer, we feel a gap too marked between no correction and the 1st step.
In short: the problems spoil the experience
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by Lucas Z
Posted on 10 Aug 2018
Bought on 27 Jun 2018 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 1Average rating: 9
Very good mouse!
Steelseries at its best! The mouse is very strong, the clicks are nice, the sensor is superb, and so is the weight system. And not to mention the backlighting which is simply beautiful. I recommend it.
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by Enzoi H
Posted on 31 Jul 2018
Bought on 17 Jul 2018 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 1Average rating: 1
None
I'm not sure how much I'm paying for a mouse that has a right click that doesn't work and a software that makes the mouse buggy (do they test the mice at the end of the factory, no I don't think so).
The so-called new dual sensor, I can not use it to its maximum performance because as soon as I lower the height of capture of the carpet and well it blocks me the mouse in full CSGO not being able to move his mouse is a real calvary ESPECIALLY AT THIS PRICE!
I had to put the sensor level in the middle like any other mouse so I paid more for a double sensor that is useless.
The right click bug when it wants. I'm really disappointed with this brand, I've never taken steel series and now I've banished this brand from my head, I'm back on Corsair. And the mouse (CORSAIR) does not bug the software does not bug.
The only big positive point: Its lightness it is incredible of an ease to move like few other mouse.
I feel that if I didn't have these 2 problems I could have found the mouse of my dreams, but the Steel Series brand has made me cold. 90e to send it back great.
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by GwAL
Posted on 12 Mar 2018
Bought on 26 Feb 2018 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 4Average rating: 10
A little slaughter
Disappointed with my Corsair M65 Pro, and looking for a mouse with a less high and more elongated shape, I turned to the RIVAL 600, having already a Steelseries oriented setup (my opinion is necessarily biased ^^).
When I unpacked it, it was a classy mouse, so the magnetic sides can be removed as easily as they can be put back on to leave room for 8 slots for 4 grams each.
The programming of the RGB LEDs is easy, the buttons programmable, classic nowadays but to be noted.
I'm also very happy with the grip, which is simply perfect for me, but not necessarily for everyone, and the clicks are very pleasant (better than my previous mice, Roccat Kone XTD, Razer Deathadder Chroma, and Corsair M65).
I highly recommend it, except for one small detail, the 90€ can clearly put you off and make this mouse as expensive as it is good.
