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SteelSeries Rival 300, Optical Gaming Mouse - Black
Brand | SteelSeries |
Color | Black |
Connectivity Technology | USB |
Special Feature | Ergonomic Design |
Movement Detection Technology | Optical |
About this item
- Zero Hardware Acceleration - precise tracking at all speeds
- 6 programmable buttons (including CPI)
- Configurable resolution up to 6,500 CPI
- 30 million click switches
- 16.8 million color, 2 zone illumination
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For gaming | 4.3 | 4.4 | 4.1 | 4.3 | — | — |
Ergonomic | 4.0 | 4.4 | 4.3 | 4.4 | — | — |
Quality of material | 3.5 | — | 3.5 | 4.5 | — | — |
Sold By | — | Amazon.com | Rack-IT Solutions | Amazon.com | TaiLi Tech | TaiLi Tech |
connectivity tech | USB | USB | Wired | USB, Bluetooth | Wired | Wired |
hand orientation | Right | Right | Right | Right | Right | Right |
power source | — | Corded Electric | Corded Electric | Battery Powered | Corded Electric | Corded Electric |
tracking method | Optical | Optical | Optical | Optical | Laser | Laser |
range | feet | 5 meters | 5 meters | 10 meters | 5 meters | 5 meters |
button quantity | 6 | 5 | 3 | 4 | 6 | 6 |
hardware platform | PC | PC | PC | PC | PC | PC |
batteries required | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
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SteelSeries Rival 300
The Rival 300 optical gaming mouse brings together unmatched performance and high levels of customization for the best professional-grade, right-handed gaming mouse.
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Unmatched PerformanceThe Rival 300’s performance reigns over the competition thanks to a cutting edge sensor, newly developed SteelSeries switches, and a suite of tweaks to give you the edge over your rivals. |
Unrivaled DesignThe mouse professional gamers depend on, just got better. While designing the Rival 300, we kept everything you loved about the original Rival and added several improvements. |
Endless CustomizationRival 300 is incredibly customizable with 16.8 million color, 2-zone illumination, a 3D printable nameplate for individuality, and SteelSeries Engine 3 for finely-tuned performance adjustments. |
Advanced Optical SensorAt the heart of Rival 300 is the Pixart PMW3310 optical sensor. The 3310 promises zero hardware acceleration, offering true 1:1 tracking and precise movements no matter how fast things get during the heat of battle. The CPI is best-in-class with adjustments from 50 to 6500. |
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SteelSeries SwitchesThe proprietary SteelSeries engineered switches have a lifetime of over 30 million clicks and are the high-speed conduit between the sensor and mouse clicks. The audible mouse click is subtle, while delivering quick, tactile responsiveness. |
Fine TuningWhen it’s time to get competitive you can really dial-in your settings thanks to SteelSeries Engine 3. Adjustable CPI, programmable buttons, polling rate, angle snapping, acceleration and deceleration are among the customizations that will make the mouse perform as you see fit. |
Forged by VictoryRival 300’s shape was molded from some of the most iconic gaming mice of the past. We took great lengths to ensure a comfortable fit thanks to the right-handed orientation, a raised back end, and sleek contours. |
Refined Side GripsSteelSeries engineers have gone to great lengths to create the best possible side grip for the Rival 300. We went back to the drawing board and sculpted new side grips from a more durable and dense material that is more resistant to sweat and abrasion. |
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Ergonomic ButtonsNo one wants to do finger gymnastics just to press a button on their mouse. We engineered Rival 300 with ergonomic button positioning and size so clicks and movements feel natural, quick, and don’t take away from gameplay. |
Brilliant IlluminationRival 300 features two independent lighting zones that are capable of 16.8 million colors. Colors can be adjusted in each zone, per specific profile, game or application. Four brightness levels and three lighting effects to choose from—Steady, ColorShift and Breathe—will help make your Rival 300 your own. |
SteelSeries Engine 3SteelSeries' software suite is where you take control of the mouse and its many features. This new version of SteelSeries Engine 3 gives users a unified application to control all of their SteelSeries products, offers cross platform support, and will feature a cloud syncing system to make sure you always have your Rival 300 settings. |
3D Printable Name PlateHandy with a 3D printer? Why not design your own Rival 300 nameplate? To switch out the nameplate, simply pry the existing one off at either end (a fingernail or the tip of a pen can do the trick) and pop your new one in. |
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Illumination | 1 RGB Zone | 2 RGB Zones | 2 RGB Zones | 2 RGB Zones |
Buttons | 6 | 6 | 15 | 7 |
Sensor Type | Optical | Optical | Optical | Optical, Laser Sensor Sold Separately |
CPI & IPS | 4000 CPI / 140 IPS | 6500 CPI / 200 IPS | 16,000 CPI / 300 IPS | 16,000 CPI / 300 IPS |
Ideal Grip Style | Claw / Finger-Tip | Palm / Claw | Palm / Claw / Finger-Tip | Palm / Claw / Finger-Tip |
GameSense | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Swappable Cable | ✓ | ✓ | ||
Unique Features | 3D Printable Nameplate | Tactile Alerts, Next-Gen Side Button Design | OLED Display, Tactile Alerts, Modular Components |
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Technical Details
Brand | SteelSeries |
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Series | steel series |
Item model number | 62351 |
Hardware Platform | PC |
Item Weight | 4.6 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 5.23 x 2.76 x 1.8 inches |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 5.23 x 2.76 x 1.8 inches |
Color | Black |
Number of Processors | 1 |
Computer Memory Type | DDR3 SDRAM |
Manufacturer | SteelSeries |
ASIN | B0160USMW6 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | September 30, 2015 |
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Best Sellers Rank | #62,730 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #2,220 in Mac Games & Accessories #2,489 in PC Gaming Mice |
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The Rival 300 brings together unmatched performance, an all-new design, and high levels of customization to make it the ultimate professional-grade, right-handed mouse. This mouse offers cutting-edge features including an optical sensor with zero acceleration, new long-lasting SteelSeries switches (> 30 million clicks), and ideal ergonomics for enhanced comfort. The ergonomic grip is accentuated by the injection molded rubber side grips and intuitive, ergonomic button placement. Rival can be customized through a host of features including response time, adjustable buttons, dual lighting zones, our ExactTech settings, and a 3D printable nameplate. Rival surpasses the competition in performance, features and value.
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Customers like the quality, comfort, and performance of the mouse. For example, they mention that the buttons are high quality, the mouse is solid, and it works well for gaming and daily work use. Customers are also satisfied with accuracy, and appearance. That said, opinions are mixed on size, button placement, and grip.
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Customers like the quality of the mouse. For example, they mention that the buttons are high quality, heavy, and accurate. They also say that the mouse is solid, and the customizable RGB lights are a nice bonus. That said, some complain about the build quality, saying that it's really light. That being said, most are happy with the mouse's performance and say that it is a high-end gaming mouse.
"...This is as good as it gets.All the buttons are high quality and heavy. No accidental clicks, even on the large side buttons...." Read more
"...The side buttons are big and have a good feedback, and the textured grip on the side is also great.I'm so glad that the wire is not braided!..." Read more
"...This mouse is a beauty. The buttons have a soft yet tactile click to them, there's nothing loose inside that rattles, and the color options for the..." Read more
"...last thing is from previous mice as well, the scroll wheel is really really flimsy you can bend it left and right without effort and it feels like..." Read more
Customers like the comfort of the mouse. They mention that it feels good, tracks smooth and accurately, and is comfortable to press. The click wheel feels good and is durable. The mouse fits their large hands well. Since upping the DPI, their arm and hand have felt much better. They love the feel and weight of the product, and the scroll wheel has a nice tactile feel to it. Overall, customers are satisfied with the comfort and ergonomics of the device.
"...Same goes for the rubberized grips on the side, which are very comfortable. I never once lost grip on the mouse, even after hours of playing...." Read more
"...The scroll wheel has a nice tactile feel to it, and the overall build feels better than the razer counterparts...." Read more
"...is pretty cheap and will satisfy most gamers looking for a light, ergonomic, biggest-bang-for-your-$$ mouse." Read more
"...-I'm a texture freak. This thing has that smooth rubber feel. No gloss.-Scroll wheel is heavy duty..." Read more
Customers like the performance of the mouse. They mention that it works well, is sturdy, and accurate. They say that the software is easy to use, and that it's well suited for gaming and daily work use. They also say that it feels great, looks great, and responds great. Overall, customers are satisfied with the performance and functionality of the product.
"...The scroll wheel is average. Does the job. After 6 months of use, none of them show any sign of wear...." Read more
"The SteelSeries Rival 300 is awesome, underrated, high-end gaming mouse REPLACING my Razer Deathadder as my daily driver...." Read more
"...back in March 2018 (currently November 2018), and it's been working very well and a sturdy mouse...." Read more
"My go to mouse , had to buy another one as the right click stopped working correctly ...." Read more
Customers like the accuracy of the mouse. For example, they mention it has a very accurate sensor, back lighting, and great body shape. Some say the sensor is quite good, while others say it has some problems like spinning out. That said, most are happy with the accuracy and precision of the product. Some mention that the mouse is extremely accurate, has great shape for larger hands, and offers automatic surface calibration.
"...For FPS gaming, you just want 5 or 6 buttons, a comfortable shape, a good sensor, and no unnecessary weight...." Read more
"...From a performance stand point, the optical sensor is fabulous, and i have had no tracking, skipping or acceleration issues at all...." Read more
"...The sensor is amazing, and I've noticed an immediate improvement in my aim after switching from the Tt eSports Black...." Read more
"...There's some other games the software works with as well.-Mouse sensor is awesome. Better than my deathadder 2013...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the mouse. They mention that it has a sleek design, the LEDs look great, and the mouse is relatively simple. Some appreciate the well-designed and placed grips. The white plastic finish is nice, and some like the matte finish.
"...The white looks great but is a tad bit slippery so id suggest going for the black one with the rubber texture instead...." Read more
"...The shape is near perfect, allowing me to play all night without my hand cramping or feeling uncomfortable.Build quality/Aesthetics: 4/5...." Read more
"...-I'm a texture freak. This thing has that smooth rubber feel. No gloss.-Scroll wheel is heavy duty..." Read more
"...It has a nice rubber coating that is very comfortable and soft to the touch but if you have sweaty hands like me, this may be an issue because it..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the size of the mouse. Some mention that it fits perfectly in their hand, while others say that it's quite a bit larger than the images would suggest. Some say that the mouse is a little bigger than a non-gaming mouse, and that the feet are small.
"...Large in the back but smaller up front, it fits many hand sizes. It's suitable for palm, claw, and hybrid-palm grips...." Read more
"...The mouse feet are small and the box does not include a new set of replaceable feet, which i'd have personally liked, but its fine...." Read more
"...It fits perfectly in my hand ( i have big hands so not every mouse fits nicely) The LED symbols are bright but not too bright, the weight of the..." Read more
"...I'm a big guy with a wide hand and I like how this mouse just fits perfectly when i use it...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the button placement. Some mention that the 2 buttons on the side are really useful and can be programmed with software. They also love the thumb buttons, and the 2 forward and backward buttons are pretty useful at times. However, others say that the side-buttons don't feel that great compared to other gaming mouses, the left and right click buttons make noise, and it's uncomfortable to play click heavy games.
"...to hair trigger buttons like the Deathadder's, these require extra force to press. Since they snap back quickly, you can still click really fast...." Read more
"...The side buttons are big and have a good feedback, and the textured grip on the side is also great.I'm so glad that the wire is not braided!..." Read more
"...My one complaint is that the side buttons feel kinda crappy, but I don't use them for anything so it doesn't really matter to me...." Read more
"...than one thing: I'm not sure if it is just me, but my mouse wheel is starting to squeak so much...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the grip of the mouse. Some mention that the grips are stellar, very well designed and placed, and the rubber sides grip fine. However, others say that the textured rubberized grips is awful and the fingers are a bit slippery.
"...It's suitable for palm, claw, and hybrid-palm grips. Pure fingertip grip doesn't work very well because of the thumb curve...." Read more
"...basically that slippery white plastic part when it mixed with the touch grip gray creates an indentation that is basically flimsy it is somewhat..." Read more
"...The side buttons are big and have a good feedback, and the textured grip on the side is also great.I'm so glad that the wire is not braided!..." Read more
"...Since upping the DPI, my arm/hand have felt much better, my mechanics are better (I can react faster), and I feel like overall a better player...." Read more
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All the buttons are high quality and heavy. No accidental clicks, even on the large side buttons. In contrast to hair trigger buttons like the Deathadder's, these require extra force to press. Since they snap back quickly, you can still click really fast. I tap fire a lot in Titanfall 2 and it doesn't bother me. The DPI button can also be rebound to a keyboard input, giving you a 6th button in game. The scroll wheel is average. Does the job. After 6 months of use, none of them show any sign of wear. Same goes for the rubberized grips on the side, which are very comfortable. I never once lost grip on the mouse, even after hours of playing. They do pick up dirt from the fingers and may need a gentle cleaning every few weeks. I have the white one, which is hard plastic mostly, but the black one is entirely rubberized. The cable glides smoothly and never got in my way. It's not removable.
It weighs about 100 grams, which is pretty good. There are 90 and 85-gram mice out there for those who want the fastest speed, or those who aren't very strong.
The shape is unusual, but very comfortable. Large in the back but smaller up front, it fits many hand sizes. It's suitable for palm, claw, and hybrid-palm grips. Pure fingertip grip doesn't work very well because of the thumb curve. If that is your grip style, the ambidextrous Sensei 310 is better. For right handed mice, try the Zowie EC series. Since I use palm grip, this is the perfect mouse for me. Although it's very good, it may not be perfect for you, so be sure the shape is suited to you before you buy.
I don't recommend the Rival 100 or 700 because the 100 has tiny thumb buttons and the 700 is too heavy, weighed down by its useless gimmicks. For FPS gaming, you just want 5 or 6 buttons, a comfortable shape, a good sensor, and no unnecessary weight. If you buy a Rival, get a 300 or 310.
Lastly, the software. It does the job, but I recommend you don't load it up unless you want to change settings. It seemed to lower my frame rate in some games.
I have a palm/claw grip and play FPS shooters like CS Go, Battlefield 1 and occasionally Rainbow Six and the likes.
My hand is 21cm x 11cm and I got used to this mouse fairly quickly!
From a performance stand point, the optical sensor is fabulous, and i have had no tracking, skipping or acceleration issues at all. The mouse feet are small and the box does not include a new set of replaceable feet, which i'd have personally liked, but its fine. The scroll wheel has a nice tactile feel to it, and the overall build feels better than the razer counterparts. Its a relatively light mouse and doesn't tire my hands on longer work or gaming sessions. The side buttons are big and have a good feedback, and the textured grip on the side is also great.
I'm so glad that the wire is not braided! Its a tangle free rubber coated wire that doesnt adhere to the mouse pad and in general is much nicer to have. Wish more mice came with regular wired cables.
The feel in the hand is great. Its long, so you can palm it easily and since the front is not too wide, you can claw it quite nicely too. Its near perfect for my grip and play style.
I got the white colored one to match my peripherals' color scheme. The white looks great but is a tad bit slippery so id suggest going for the black one with the rubber texture instead.
The RGB lighting is a little off. The software for it allows you to alter it over a large spectrum but you'll have to adjust it manually to achieve crisp colors as perceived in photographs. For example the preset red setting in the software has an orange hue, so it manually needs to fine tuned to get pure red.
I picked up this mouse for around 30-35 dollars when it went on sale and its been worth every penny. I'd even pay the whole 70 for it!
Great investment, hoping it lasts a few years!
Comfort: 5/5. This mouse is built for palm/claw grip, so therefor it feels great in the hand for those grips. The shape is near perfect, allowing me to play all night without my hand cramping or feeling uncomfortable.
Build quality/Aesthetics: 4/5. This mouse is a beauty. The buttons have a soft yet tactile click to them, there's nothing loose inside that rattles, and the color options for the LED's were a bonus. The sensor is amazing, and I've noticed an immediate improvement in my aim after switching from the Tt eSports Black. My only complaint is the materials used. The mouse feels cheap due to the plastic used. Compared to the Logitech g7000, Logitech MX, and Logitech G502, this mouse feels sub-par. However that is just aesthetics, and it may not even matter to you.
Software: 4/5. The software is easy to use, and you have a few options you can set like the cPI (More accurate measurement than dPI), the colors, do effects with the colors, bind the mouse keys to different keys, etc. However, the software has an annoying news gimmick that bugs me when all I want to do is configure my mouse, not look at their other products.
Overall I give a 4/5. This mouse is a great mouse that is pretty cheap and will satisfy most gamers looking for a light, ergonomic, biggest-bang-for-your-$$ mouse.
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I already had my eyes on the rival 300 and it was in my wish list. When its price droped to 3.5k i purchased one and BANG, them edshots are back.
The shape of rival 300 is just perfect for large hands with palm grip. Whole of your palm gets good area to rest and grip. Weight is very well balanced and the rubberised side grips are perfect. In g403 my ring finger struggled to find some space to rest but the rival 300 has abundant space as the side grips are huge. Both the ring and pinky fingers contribute in lifting the mouse which makes it easies to lift than any other mouse mentioned above. The lift off distance is also low and comparable to any good laser sensor. The tracking is impeccable, no spin outs or jitter at 800 dpi.
But.. the rival 310 is out and available for around 5k now! So should you buy the 310 instead? Well I did end up buying a 310 and frankly speaking, I didn't like it. It is more expensive and its sensor is meant for people who play at a higher dpi of 3000+ , I don’t know anyone who plays cs or other fps games at such high dpi. So I can’t recommend the 310 at its current price point when the 300 is still alive and kicking. Don’t get me wrong, in reality the 310 is a perfect upgrade from the 300, but the weight difference is too much for my muscle memory. 310 feels too light and the sensor too precise (I play cs with raw input off but with the 310 it just didn’t feel right). Reducing the polling rate on the 310 to 500 hz did match it with the 300 but the lower weight was still a big issue for me. It made my aim inconsistent . The texture of the 310 is better than the 300 and the side grips are made of silicone but still I couldn’t find a good reason to use it everyday. I just hope steelseries updates the 300 with the texture and side grips of 310 keeping the wieght and sensor same.
Bottom line- look out for good deals on the rival 300 and get it. You won’t regret it.
Thanks for reading.
EDIT- the picture posted is my friend’s rival 300 after almost 3 years of use. Thats why the silicone grips are better than rubber.
Reviewed in India on October 1, 2017
I already had my eyes on the rival 300 and it was in my wish list. When its price droped to 3.5k i purchased one and BANG, them edshots are back.
The shape of rival 300 is just perfect for large hands with palm grip. Whole of your palm gets good area to rest and grip. Weight is very well balanced and the rubberised side grips are perfect. In g403 my ring finger struggled to find some space to rest but the rival 300 has abundant space as the side grips are huge. Both the ring and pinky fingers contribute in lifting the mouse which makes it easies to lift than any other mouse mentioned above. The lift off distance is also low and comparable to any good laser sensor. The tracking is impeccable, no spin outs or jitter at 800 dpi.
But.. the rival 310 is out and available for around 5k now! So should you buy the 310 instead? Well I did end up buying a 310 and frankly speaking, I didn't like it. It is more expensive and its sensor is meant for people who play at a higher dpi of 3000+ , I don’t know anyone who plays cs or other fps games at such high dpi. So I can’t recommend the 310 at its current price point when the 300 is still alive and kicking. Don’t get me wrong, in reality the 310 is a perfect upgrade from the 300, but the weight difference is too much for my muscle memory. 310 feels too light and the sensor too precise (I play cs with raw input off but with the 310 it just didn’t feel right). Reducing the polling rate on the 310 to 500 hz did match it with the 300 but the lower weight was still a big issue for me. It made my aim inconsistent . The texture of the 310 is better than the 300 and the side grips are made of silicone but still I couldn’t find a good reason to use it everyday. I just hope steelseries updates the 300 with the texture and side grips of 310 keeping the wieght and sensor same.
Bottom line- look out for good deals on the rival 300 and get it. You won’t regret it.
Thanks for reading.
EDIT- the picture posted is my friend’s rival 300 after almost 3 years of use. Thats why the silicone grips are better than rubber.
es largo, sin altura exagerada, creo que la proporcion es perfecta y muy muy ergonomica, dedos, mano y muñeca siempre estan en posiciones comodas y ni con movimiento ni muchas horas de juego notas incomodidades o dolores.
obiamente es un raton gamer de alta calidad, asi que la preciosion pues es perfecta, los materiales de la mas alta calidad.
luces geniales con tonos muy nitidos y bonitos, configurable todo, trae su programa, el cable es bastante larguito, de muy alta calidad, pese a que hay gente que se queje, es porque no lo tienen hace tiempo y se fian de la primera vista, ya que el cable no se enreda, es rigido, no se engancha a nada, y por muchos tirones que se lleve sigue siendo igual de duradero, igual que la clavija delantera donde conecta el cable al raton, vi "quejas" de youtubers que lo valoraban a primera vista, diciendo que este es un punto debil, pero no es verdad, que no llevue una proteccion añadida, no quiere decir que sea un punto debil, sino que no lo necesita.
de verdad, que es perfecto, no lo cambiaria por ningun otro, ni de gamas mas altas, si te compras este raon, te lo quedas.