The entire mouse feels solid and well built. The Rival 500 comes in matte black with a textured rubber coating on the sides of the mouse to help with grippiness. The company assented, and I’m now back to report on the Rival 500 after some first-hand experience. I didn’t want to let that blind recommendation stand, so I asked SteelSeries if it’d send us a Rival 500 for testing. However, I warned that I hadn’t tried that mouse out for myself, so I couldn’t speak to its quality. I suggested that those wanting to get their hands on mouse-based tactile feedback should check out the cheaper Rival 500.
I enjoyed having force feedback in a mouse, but that useful feature was held back by a few gimmicks and a high price tag.
That mouse could deliver tactile alerts using its GameSense software. Earlier this year, I took an in-depth look at the SteelSeries Rival 700.
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