A few customization options are available for the Rival 100 through SteelSeries Engine. For starters, all the buttons are programmable. Another neat feature is the option to set customized macros. And finally, there are the options to adjust CPI settings, lighting, angle snapping, and acceleration settings. Colorshift : The lights will cycle between a variety of colors. Steel Engine offers four selectable palettes for Colorshift mode. SteelSeries touts the Rival 100 as having a "universal design," which I like to think of as an ambidextrous form factor. The basic shape of the mouse does not favor left- or right-handed users, which is a plus for lefties or the ambidextrous people who secretly plot to overthrow us all someday. If you’re looking for a simple gaming mouse with a decent sensor that’s not going to break the bank, the SteelSeries Rival 100 definitely fits the category. *We were sent a sample of the SteelSeries Rival 100 for the purposes of this review.

Rival 100 Illuminated 6-Button Optical Gaming Mouse - SteelSeries Rival 100 Illuminated 6-Button Optical Gaming Mouse - SteelSeries

You an adjust DPI sensitivity in software as per your sense ( extremely useful) i.e. Acceleration Customization/Deceleration Customization

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In addition to turning off the lights entirely, the Rival 100 offers three lighting settings to choose from: Skullcandy Dime 3 review: Still small and even more features at the same low price October 30, 2023

The SteelSeries Rival 100 is a great gaming mouse that you

This mouse is plug and play for both Windows and Mac and uses the Steelseries Engine 3 software which we’ll get into later in the review. Supporting full RGB of 16.8 million colors, the logo lights up with a subtle soft orange light when you first plug it in.We’ve reviewed a couple SteelSeries Rival gaming mice now and for the most part, they’ve been solid mice. Our SteelSeries Rival 100 review takes a look at a simpler, affordable gaming mouse — let’s see if it lives up to the SteelSeries reputation! Specifications The Rival 100 has two lighting areas: the mouse wheel and the SteelSeries logo on the palmwrest. Both areas share the same lighting setting, so you can't configure them independently, unfortunately. The Rival 100's sensitivity button toggles between two user-selectable sensitivity settings. You'll adjust these settings in the SteelSeries Engine 3 software. The sensitivity stages can only be changed in increments of 250 DPI, but that should still allow most of us to find a comfortable setting.