Steelseries Rival 650

High durability. Excellent performance. No perceptible jitter. Can operate wirelessly or wired. Weight-adjustable.

Price a bit high. No storage niche for USB dongle.

On the whole, though, the SteelSeries Rival 650 is a solid-if-pricey high-end mouse. (Corsair's Dark Core RGB SE has a lower MSRP of $89.99 and often retails closer to $70; the Logitech G903, out a couple of years now, has a $149.99 MSRP, but sells for...

Gets 10 hours of charge in only 15 minutes ; Comfortable and attractive design ; Removable weight system provides plenty of options

Heavier than some might like ; Expensive ; Third thumb button is small and awkwardly placed

If you’re looking for a wireless mouse and don’t want to throw down for Powerplay, I think the SteelSeries Rival 650 is your next best bet. Sure, at $120 it’s a bit more expensive than some of the competition, including refresh—but the fast charging...

Low, long and gorgeous. Sits well in an adult hand. Not so much nonsense.

Most mice beat it on dpi numbers and speed. But they’re just numbers.

SteelSeries has tried to entice an “adult” gamer audience. And they will probably succeed with the SteelSeries Rival 650 Wireless, which is a gorgeous and relaxed mouse for those who can’t be bothered to sit and fuss with tangled cables. The lift off...

Great comfort and ergonomics ; Great battery life ; Wonderful lighting ; Assortment of weights ; Great construction ; Can use mouse while its charging via cable ; Actively support and updated software! ; Software footprint low ; Response rate good for...

The Rival 650 Wireless mouse from SteelSeries is a surefire winner in our books. The Rival 650 is molded with all of the premium features in mind; and the no-compromise execution is certainly beyond par for the course. Battery life is excellent,...