Amazon has
SteelSeries Rival 3 RGB Wired Optical Gaming Mouse w/ 6 Programmable Buttons on sale for
$13.98.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on orders $25+.
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SehoneyDP for sharing this deal.
Note, expected to ship within 2-5 weeks from Amazon.
GameStop also has
SteelSeries Rival 3 RGB Wired Optical Gaming Mouse w/ 6 Programmable Buttons on sale for
$13.98. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise
shipping is free on orders $59+.
- Note: Availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Product Information:
- Engineered with high-grade polymer for durability
- 60 million click mechanical switches to feel crisp from the first click to the last
- TrueMove Core optical gaming sensor; True 1-to-1 tracking 8500 CPI, 300 IPS, 35g acceleration
- Ergonomically designed to provide comfort for intense gaming sessions
- Redesigned prism lighting provides 3 zones of 16.8 million beautifully crisp colors
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Pros-
• Unlike a lot of mice (looking at you, all but the MX Logitechs), the middle-click/scroll wheel button has a good click action, as does the wheel itself, with nice detents.
• It has on-board memory, so you can turn down/off the RGB, or set it to something less flashy, and if you don't care to assign functions or macros to the extra side buttons, don't need to load the software drivers at all; it stores settings on-board and will remember them. The three standard top buttons should function as expected with stock OS drivers, so all that's missing by not using the Engine software are the side button assignments, and macros.
• There is Mac driver software available, so those users aren't left out in the cold, as is common.
Cons-
• It's decently solid, but not going to win any prizes for robust build quality. Expect it to show wear, like shiny spots where you grip most often, and if you dig into it with your nails, the outlet layers of the plastic may flake off and expose the white underneath.
I paid closer to the usual $30 street price for it and have no regrets, because the middle-clock is very important to me, and it was very hard finding a mouse with the right size/shape and combo of traits.
For $14, you could do much worse. I liked it enough to buy the wireless version on sale as a spare, though it is said to eat batteries, and its RGB is confined to the scroll button (which some may prefer). I'll find out when it is pressed into service. But if I hadn't, I'd consider getting another wired one as a spare.
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