Name: Rival 710
Brand: SteelSeries
SKU: 207697
Rating: 4.1 (42 reviews)

3.9

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

4.5 / 5

quick and reliable
Rival 710 is much more comfortable and feels better-built
CPI range is also more consistent and easier to fine-tune

lack of support for a wider range of apps feels like a real missed
the 1-meter long one is covered by cheap rubber
The mouse is very heavy and most of the weight seems

Operating resolution: 12000 dpi
Number of buttons: 7
Number of wheels: 1
Weight: 135 g
Type of motion sensor: Optical

SteelSeries Rival 710 - Pros & Cons

quick and reliable
Rival 710 is much more comfortable and feels better-built
CPI range is also more consistent and easier to fine-tune
Build Quality This mouse feels very well-built
Comfortable design for palm grip
It also has better quality mouse feet
Logitech's CPI is also more accurate
acceleration
is very clear and straightforward
OLED micropanel is neat
an excellent performer and tracks reliably in games and general use
changed surface is still nice and easy to hold on to
a well-built mouse with a sturdy construction
modular design is pretty handy for customizing the mouse for your use or design
it works flawlessly
its minimalistic design and ergonomic grip
The mouse can be operated very well
a good sensor and lots of customization options
It can be operated flawlessly
adapted individually and
mouse lies very well in the hand
vibration alarm works well in the test
with the operation and performance of the mouse
far one of the most accurate and precise sensors on the market
gameplay is buttery smooth with this mouse in any game we tried
great sensors
performance
and durability
SteelSeries products is quite simple at this point
it is surprisingly comfortable in the hand

lack of support for a wider range of apps feels like a real missed
the 1-meter long one is covered by cheap rubber
The mouse is very heavy and most of the weight seems
lack of scroll wheel tilt inputs
used wireless so you need to manage the stiff cable
the mouse clicks are a little wobbly
apps offer the ability to set those contextual haptic reminders
the functionality is limited to just a few games and apps
Display and haptic feedback lack deep integration with many games
not playing video games or checking out new gear
The OLED display and haptic feedback are a bit of a gimmick
not going to be compatible with normal rumble functionality
quality bleeds over into the actual performance of the mouse
The sensor is limited to 12
000 counts per inch
uncomfortable
unresponsive mouse ruining your game
the mouse lies badly in the hand
it is a bit on the heavier side
many buttons on my mouse there is a noticeable lack of customisation available
frustratingly unreachable front thumb button
very weak
The sensor is limited to 12
000 CPI
Limited
it is not compatible with games that have rumble either
it s not intended to be
it lacks the secondary sensor used for liftoff distance tracking
quality control is starting to become a bit of an issue

SteelSeries Rival 710 - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Number of buttons	7 Best: 3DConnexion SpaceMouse Enterprise Number of buttons: 31
Operating resolution	12000 dpi Best: Redragon Ranger Operating resolution: 124000 dpi
Weight	135 g Best: Dicota Twister Weight: 0.07 g

SteelSeries - Video Reviews (9)

SteelSeries Rival 710 Unboxing and Review

SteelSeries Rival 710 - Unboxing & First Look

SteelSeries Rival 710 - Full Specifications

Type of motion sensor	Optical
Device interface	USB Type-A
Purpose	Gaming

Ergonomic design	yes
Programmable mouse buttons	yes

Width	2.7 in
Height	1.65 in
Depth	4.92 in
Weight	4.76 oz

Operating resolution	12000.0 dpi
Buttons type	Touch buttons
Number of buttons	7
Number of wheels	1
Scroll type	Wheel

Colour of product	Black
Form factor	Right-hand

Power source	Cable

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SteelSeries Rival 710 SteelSeries - Editorial Reviews (7)

3.2

Based on 7 reviews

SteelSeries Rival 710 SteelSeries Rival 710 mouse review: A Swiss Army knife without a blade

Shacknews

Published: 19.02.2020

SteelSeries Rival 710 mouse review: A Swiss Army knife without a blade

2.0

The top men at SteelSeries seemed to be preoccupied with wondering if they could rather than if they should. The Rival 710 mouse review.

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RTINGS.com

Published: 07.07.2020

SteelSeries Rival 710 Review

3.7

The SteelSeries Rival 710 is a good overall gaming mouse and features a customizable and quite unique OLED screen at the front of the body. The mouse is fairly h...

TechRadar

Published: 27.03.2019

SteelSeries Rival 710 review

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aphnetworks.com

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SteelSeries Rival 710 SteelSeries Rival 710 Review - Introduction

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SteelSeries Rival 710 Review - Introduction

Today we're taking a look at the Rival 710 mouse from SteelSeries, featuring their latest TrueMove 3 Custom sensor & updated mechanical switches does this improve upon the Rival 700? Read on to find out.

eTeknix

Published: 23.03.2019

Steelseries Rival 710 Gaming Mouse Review | eTeknix

Steelseries Rival 710 The Steelseries range is packed with high-performance peripherals. From their truly remarkable Arctis gaming headsets, to their superb gaming mice. However, they make a bold claim with their new one. Is this really the 'world's most advanced gaming mouse'? Well, that's what we hope to find out. On paper at least, it is packing some impressive hardware. Equipped with a custom OLED display, you can display gifs, timers, an stats on the mouse its self. Furthermore, with Tactile alerts, the mouse has haptic feedback that can warn you of everything from low health to an incoming message.

PCMAG

Published: 02.07.2019

SteelSeries Rival 710 Review

4.0

Like its predecessor the Rival 700, the SteelSeries Rival 710 is a solid, pricey gaming mouse, with unique features (such as an on-body screen) that are more fun and flashy than technically useful.