SteelSeries entry-level mouse is well-designed, accurate, and looks mighty slick with its fancy lighting. At just $30 it's surprisingly affordable, too.

The Rival 110 uses a custom TrueMove1 optical sensor built by PixArt. SteelSeries says it is the same as the TrueMove3 found in the Rival 310 and Sensei 310 with the same "true 1 to 1 tracking ...

The Rival 110 is $40, and it features 1-to-1 input for gamers looking for complete precision in their mouse. The Rival 110’s big feature is its TrueMove1 optical sensor.

If you were looking for a new gaming mouse, the Rival 110 might be an optimal solution. The SteelSeries mouse comes priced at $39.99 and offers the TrueMove 1 sensor providing 1-to-1 tracking.

The Rival 110 also features a six-button ergonomic design, allowing users of all grip types to use it. The mouse is fairly lightweight at only 87.5 grams. Plus, the mechanical switches inside are ...

Last month, SteelSeries introduced the Rival 310 and Sensei 310 carrying what SteelSeries claims to be their most accurate and superior gaming mouse sensor, the TrueMove3, a new gaming mouse ...

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Though the Glorious Model D 2 Mouse succeeds in ways its more competitive big brother doesn't, it's a good mouse drowned out in a much bigger and more impressive gaming mouse market.. Starting ...