Which Steelseries mouse to buy for less than 150 dollars? If you are looking for Steelseries mouses for less than 150 dollars, we compare the best mouses that you will find in the market that suit your needs and budget.
SteelSeries completes its Rival mouse series with a newcomer thought this time for MMO and Moba. Imposing, the Rival 500 relies on its numerous buttons (15 in total) and its vibration notification system to stand out from the competition, without encroaching on the flowerbeds of other Rival mice.
Price
~116€
Declension for right-handers of the Sensei 310, the Rival 310 differs from its ambidextrous sister only by its form. It thus adopts a design similar to that of the Rival 300, but modernizes its contours and especially its electronics, by equipping itself with an even more advanced optical sensor.
Price
~74€
SteelSeries renews its famous ambidextrous mouse, the Sensei. A delicate operation which leaves no room for error as the previous version is appreciated by the players; it is no coincidence that some manufacturers have adopted its design for their own mice (Dream Machines DM1 Pro S, Nixeus Revel ...). If the Danish manufacturer retains the DNA of the original Sensei, it has however completely revised its copy.
Price
~43€
A good optical sensor is good. But is two sensors even better? This is the question that can be asked when discovering the Rival 600 from SteelSeries. This gaming mouse therefore uses a second sensor dedicated exclusively to depth measurement, for an even more precise detection of the lifting distance. What outperform the competition?
Price
~75€
SteelSeries Rival 650 Wireless
The first wireless mouse in the SteelSeries gaming range, the Rival 650 intends to offer as good performance as its predecessor, the Rival 600, from which it incorporates the design and all the features. What to compete with the latest high-end models from competitors (Logitech, Corsair and Razer ...)?
Price
~119€
