SteelSeries Rival 3 Wireless - Wireless Gaming Mouse - 400+ Hour Battery Life - Dual Wireless 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.0 - 60 Million Clicks - 18,000 CPI , Black

The SteelSeries Sensei Ten Gaming Mouse has taken my gaming experience to an entirely new level! As an avid gamer, I've used numerous gaming mice over the years, but the Sensei Ten has truly set itself apart with its exceptional features and performance.The 18,000 CPI Truemove Pro Optical Sensor is an absolute game-changer. The precision and accuracy it offers are unparalleled, allowing me to make those pixel-perfect shots in FPS games and execute complex maneuvers in MOBAs with ease. Whether I'm sniping from a distance or engaging in close combat, the sensor's responsiveness has never let me down.The ergonomic design of the mouse is a true testament to SteelSeries' commitment to comfort. The shape fits my hand like a glove, and the textured grips on the sides provide excellent control during intense gaming sessions. Even during extended hours of gameplay, I never experience discomfort or strain in my hand or wrist.Customizability is another strong point of the Sensei Ten. The software allows me to tailor the mouse settings to my exact preferences, from adjusting DPI levels to programming macros for different games. This level of control has truly enhanced my overall gaming performance.The build quality is top-notch as well. The mouse feels sturdy and well-made, with durable buttons that give satisfying clicks. The scroll wheel is precise and has just the right amount of resistance, making weapon switching and scrolling through inventory a breeze.One of the standout features for me is the ambidextrous design. As a left-handed gamer, finding a high-quality mouse that suits my needs has always been a challenge. The Sensei Ten's ambidextrous layout has finally given me the freedom to game comfortably without compromise.In conclusion, the SteelSeries Sensei Ten Gaming Mouse is a remarkable piece of gaming hardware that lives up to its promises. With its exceptional precision, comfort, customization options, and ambidextrous design, it's truly a gamer's dream come true. If you're serious about gaming and want to elevate your performance, I wholeheartedly recommend the Sensei Ten - it's worth every penny.Pros:Incredible precision with the 18,000 CPI Truemove Pro Optical Sensor.Ergonomic design for comfort during long gaming sessions.Customizable settings for personalized gaming experience.Sturdy build quality and satisfying button clicks.Ambidextrous design caters to both left-handed and right-handed gamers.Cons:None that I've experienced so far.I'm extremely satisfied with my purchase, and I can confidently say that the SteelSeries Sensei Ten has earned its place as my go-to gaming mouse.

First of all, yes, the battery life, to some users can be abysmal. I am using 4 rechargeable min, 930 mAh AAA batteries, 2 at a time. So, I always have batteries ready. The LED of the mouse wheel flashes at a regular interval when the batteries are running low. When it starts to flash every 5 minutes, it is time to change the battery. Once I got used to this changing battery rhythm, I don't think about it too much. I also found out the reason for batteries being drained so quickly. This mouse has two methods to connect to PC wireless, Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz. We all know that wireless connection via Bluetooth has lagged. In the old days, all wireless mouses were connected via Bluetooth and hence I avoided them until now. This mouse when connected via 2.4 GHz, there is no noticeable lag at all. But because of the polling method, it will inevitably use up a lot of power, hence draining the batteries fairly quickly. But at £35, with great response, fitting the palm comfortably, this mouse worth at least 4.5 stars, if not 5.

For the price, this is actually a really good mouse. Nice sensor and good accuracy from what I can tell. Subtle RGB on the scroll wheel, which I initially thought I didn't like but have warmed to.Dual 2.4GHz and Bluetooth is great - but I find the 2.4GHz dongle likes to drop out sometimes when I reboot or power on my computer and needs to be unplugged and then plugged back in to work again. No idea why but it can be a little annoying going under my desk at 6am to unplug / plug in the dongle.Steelseries GG is terrible, and they have removed hardware RGB control from the Engine portion of it so you have to use Prism, which is software only. It has the capability to save the settings to the device but they removed it. To get this back you need to go find the last version of the standalone Steelseries Engine they released. Don't bother with GG.My main gripe is that in 2024 they have designed it to work with disposable 1.5V alkaline batteries only. It senses the nominally 'low' voltage of my 1.2V Ni-MH Eneloops and declares they are dead long before they actually are, then shuts off and refuses to stay powered on for long before turning off again. That was disappointing.When you use it with regular alkalines though the battery life seems acceptable but not perfect. I like that you can use one or two AAA's for weight savings and I like that the battery is not a non-replaceable lithium cell that is buried in the mouse.Overall, it's good, but is let down by the 2.4GHz dongle, Steelseries GG and the requirement of using standard alkalines (or the more expensive NiZn or Li-ion AAA's which need specialised chargers).

nice to use when it works. Its comfortable to use but everytime i start up my laptop it never connects. i constantly have to unplug the USB and try and pair it again with my laptop. Even trying to reset the mouse holding down the buttons doesnt work.It chews through batteries as well so if you do decide to get it make sure you have rechargable batteries.

A perfect wireless mouse. It feels good, looks good and was easy to pair with my laptop. I have not found that it eats batteries. Much better than one with a wire.