Features:

  • Custom TrueMove1, 7,200 CPI, 240 IPS, 30g optical sensor
  • Ergonomic 6-button universal design for all grip styles. Guaranteed 30 million Left/Right click durability
  • Lightweight 90g durable design. Prism RGB and Game Sense reactive illumination
  • Operating system is windows, mac, and linux and usb port required. Software is steel series engine 3.10.12 plus, for windows 7 or newer and mac osx 10.8 or newer
  • Item length is 4.7 inches, width is 2.3 inches front, 2.2 inches middle, 2.7 inches back and height is 1.5 inches. Cable length is 6.5 feet
It's comfortable and simple

My only complaint about this mouse is that I keep accidentally toggling the cursor speed, which is honestly probably a me problem. It's comfortable and simple, the side buttons are accessible and responsive. Good for if you need something better than a generic three-button mouse but aren't a super fancy serious gamer who cares about having ninety buttons and super fast response speed and etc.

Two words: BUY IT!

This is an amazing mouse. I was kind of nervous at first because I heard the Rival 100 sensor was only usable at 500 CPI or below. WEll, the Rival 110 has a custom sensor called the "TrueMove1" which was made by SteelSeries and Pixart, and is capable of 7200 CPI. I personally use it at 1600 and it works amazing! It's not a Deathadder Elite class sensor, but it's close. The design is pretty straight forward. It's an ambidextrous design, although you only have forward and back buttons on the left side of the mouse. You get your usual right and left click, forward and back, scroll wheel, scroll click and DPI button. On top of that you do have RGB Lighting, which looks amazing. Colors are very bright and crisp. Now the performance. It tracks pixel by pixel, and is very smooth. It's performing close to a PMW3360 which is a top optical sensor. I've only owned this mouse for a few hours now, so if anything new comes up I will edit this review. Overall would I recommend this mouse? Yes! It is well worth the money.

An outstanding buy for the price and just in general.

I've been a fan of budget gaming mice for a while now. It started with my Roccat Lua which lasted me 4 years. It eventually broke but that was my own fault, not a problem with the mouse. I needed a new one and wanted to try something new. A couple days ago I ordered a steel series Rival 110 because I read good thing is about it. Using the Roccat Lua as a benchmark, I would have to say this mouse is a steal for $30. Like the Lua, it is very ergonomic with smooth curves that fit my large hands very well. It is a bit larger than the Lua which is quite a small mouse so I'd say the Rival is a pretty medium size. The buttons and scroll wheel all feel solid yet subtle; they're pretty much perfect. The sensor seems to be as accurate as anyone could want it to be. Lastly, it seems very well built. Over-all it is a joy to use and I would buy it again in a heartbeat. If you're looking for a budget gaming mouse that performs above its weight, look no further. This thing is awesome.

Excellent Quality Mouse for a Great Price

As a previous owner of a SteelSeries Rival 100, I found this mouse to be a nice upgrade after the scroll wheel on it stopped working properly. The Rival 110 is almost identical to the Rival 100, except it has an improved sensor which allows for much greater DPI control and is ever so slightly heavier. The improved sensor allows you to change the DPI in steps of 100 (compared to the 500 of the Rival 100), which allows for much more precise sensitivity control. The slightly increased weight was really only noticeable when using the two mice side by side. The Rival 110 has the same simplistic design as the Rival 100 with a DPI switch button on the top and forward/back buttons on the left side which drastically increase productivity when navigating web pages, documents, or files. Overall this is a fantastic mouse that I would recommend to anybody - for gaming or normal day-to-day tasks. Although I have only had it for a month, i'm confident that it will be just as reliable as my previous SteelSeries mouse, which lasted about 2 years of heavy use.

Perfect mouse for me

I spent a lot of time trying to find a mouse that could replace my mx510. I hate how a lot of mice were either to heavy or not enough weight. Then i found this mouse and imediatly fell in love with it. Its a mid size mouse so its not to big in the hand. But big enough to fit perfectly in mine. Very comfortable and the sensor is precise. I game but also do a lot of productivity. The adjustable dpi with the dpi switch on mouse is great. I turned off the rgb since i hate rgb but its nice to have it as a option. Overall super satisfied never thought id find a good and comfortable mouse again.

great, precise mouse

Simple, great, precise mouse. It doesn't have tons of buttons, but it works well for what it has. This mouse replaces a mouse with a wheel-unlock button, where-as the button under this mouse wheel adjusts DPI, so it took a bit to get used to for that. But overall, a great quality mouse.

Awesome mouse for gaming

I got tired of using cheap mice with poor tracking in games. This mouse is simple with just a few buttons, but that's all I needed. The main draw here is the sensor, which is amazing. I didn't realize how poor my old mice tracked until I plugged this thing in. It's so smooth and consistent. I haven't had a single issue with jumping/jerkiness, it just does exactly what I want when I want it. The steelseries software is actually really nice, allowing for customization of the LED color, mapping of buttons, and DPI settings. The DPI switch is a simple low-high setting which is fully customizable. This is perfect for my style where I have a "standard" setting and a "sniper" setting which is much lower DPI. Much better than clicking the button 5 times in a firefight to cycle through and get the correct DPI. I don't really use mouse macros but the software allows you to customize every single button on the mouse if you wanted to. Overall, it's an awesome buy if you are looking for a simple mouse with a great sensor, especially considering the low price. Definitely would recommend.

Great mouse.

Love this mouse. I got it with the steelseries apex 350 keyboard as well and they work really well together. you can set the mouse and the keyboard to change between 4 different colors combos with the clock of a button. the mouse only displays one color at a time though. its really smooth to use as well and i can actually tell a difference in my speed when im working because its so smooth and precise. I'm not a gamer so im not sure how well it does in games but if i had to guess its wonderful. The reviews i saw on youtube gave it pretty good reviews and has gaming demonstrations.

This mouse may not have the best sensor and fanciest sensor on the market but it ...

This mouse may not have the best sensor and or the fanciest sensor on the market but it has no flaws as far as I know from experience and from professional reviews. It has Great buttons that feel sturdy and responsive, also omrons are great switches, they last long, feel great and sound great (they do not have an annoying click).. The 110 pasts all the test and feels great, no mouse spin, no acceleration, no bad rattle, no accidental button presses when slamming the mouse down etc. Also, I love the feel of the mouse, It has such a great grip. The surfaces feel fantastic. I love grippy rough matte finishes, the best to game on imo. Lastly, At one point I was worried that it may be too small, but its not. it really it is a happy medium, its smaller than the sensei but it still doesnt feel awkward. (I do wish it had the same dimensions as the sensie/xai, but oh well we'll see how the 120 turns out if there will be.) I wear a size large in gloves and found it perfect, but I also claw and fingertip grip my mouse depending on situations, so that may be the reason I am ok with it. Overall though, I would not recommend it for some who has huge hands and palm grips, but if you're shaq and like small mice then give this a go.

Loved it!

I loved this mouse while it was alive. It worked very well and I liked being able to set my dpi buttons to specific settings depending on which game I was playing. Felt great, didn't hurt my hand at all. But alas... It died from my new kitten biting through the cord under my desk. But I did love this mouse, would recommend for the average gamer who wants a nice quick and reactive mouse! Just watch out for kitten teeth.

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