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SteelSeries Rival 110 Gaming Mouse - 7,200 CPI TrueMove1 Optical Sensor - Lightweight Design - RGB Lighting

SteelSeries Rival 110 Gaming Mouse - 7,200 CPI TrueMove1 Optical Sensor - Lightweight Design - RGB Lighting

Status: SteelSeries Rival 110 Gaming Mouse - 7: Unavailable on Amazon as of . SpecPicks has no in-stock listing with matching specs on file; the search below lists current offers. eBay sellers may still list this model new or used.

Bottom line: The SteelSeries Rival 110 Gaming Mouse: TrueMove1 sensor tracks to 7,200 CPI, 240 IPS and 30g acceleration; main trade-off: right-handed shape only, so left-handed players are excluded.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ TrueMove1 sensor tracks to 7,200 CPI, 240 IPS and 30g acceleration
  • ✓ 90g weight keeps fast flicks and low-sens swipes manageable
  • ✓ 30-million-click rating on the left and right switches
  • ✓ On-board memory carries six programmable buttons between PCs
  • ✓ GameSense RGB reacts to in-game health, ammo and cooldowns

Cons

  • ✗ Right-handed shape only, so left-handed players are excluded
  • ✗ 7,200 CPI ceiling trails newer sensors that hit 18,000-plus
  • ✗ Six buttons is thin for MMO or MOBA ability bars
  • ✗ Wired-only, with a 6.5-foot rubber cable rather than wireless

Manufacturer description

The SteelSeries Rival 110 is a 90g wired gaming mouse built around the custom TrueMove1 optical sensor, a 7,200 CPI, 240 IPS, 30g-capable design that tracks one-to-one without smoothing or acceleration. The right-handed universal ergonomic shell measures 4.7 inches long and 1.5 inches tall, with a 2.3-inch front, 2.2-inch middle and 2.7-inch rear width that suits palm, claw and fingertip grips alike. Six programmable buttons and on-board memory let you carry your bindings between machines, while the left and right switches carry a guaranteed 30-million-click rating. Prism RGB lighting with…

SpecPicks Verdict

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Frequently Asked Questions

What sensor does the SteelSeries Rival 110 use?

A custom TrueMove1 optical sensor rated for 7,200 CPI, 240 IPS tracking speed and 30g of acceleration.

How much does the Rival 110 weigh?

90 grams, which SteelSeries positions as a lightweight competitive shape rather than an ultralight honeycomb design.

Will the Rival 110 fit my grip style?

It uses a right-handed universal ergonomic shape intended for palm, claw and fingertip grips. It measures 4.7 inches long, 1.5 inches tall, and 2.3/2.2/2.7 inches wide at the front, middle and back.

Does the Rival 110 work on Mac or Linux?

Yes. It runs on Windows, macOS and Linux over a USB port. SteelSeries Engine 3.10.12+ supports Windows 7 or newer and macOS 10.8 or newer for configuration.

How durable are the Rival 110 switches?

The left and right clicks carry a guaranteed 30-million-click durability rating.

Key Features

  • Custom TrueMove1, 7,200 CPI, 240 IPS, 30g optical sensor
  • Ergonomic 6 button universal design for all grip styles; Guaranteed 30 million Left/Right click durability
  • Lightweight 90g durable design; Prism RGB and Game Sense reactive illumination
  • Operating system is windows, mac, and linux and usb port required; Software is steel series engine 3.10.12 plus, for windows 7 or newer and mac osx 10.8 or newer
  • Item length is 4.7 inches, width is 2.3 inches front, 2.2 inches middle, 2.7 inches back and height is 1.5 inches; Cable length is 6.5 feet

Full Specifications

BrandSteelSeries
ColorBlack
Range6.5 feet
Weight30g
Style NameRival 110
Unit Count1 Count
ConnectivityUSB
Model Number62466
Power SourceCorded Electric
CompatibilityMac, Linux
Item Type NameSteelSeries 62466 Rival 110, Custom TrueMove1, 7,200 CPI, 240 IPS, 30g, Prism RGB, Optical Gaming Mouse
Button Quantity6
Mfr Part Number62466
Special FeatureLightweight
Antenna LocationGaming
Hand OrientationRight
Hardware PlatformPC
Compatible DevicesLinux, Mac, Windows
Enclosure MaterialSteel
Movement DetectionOptical

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