SteelSeries Sensei 310

[Ino.]

The Sensei 310 is the newest iteration of the legendary Sensei. SteelSeries upgraded the product with a new sensor they call "TrueMove3", and a new design where the main buttons aren't part of the main shell. At $59.99, it comes in at a reasonable price; let's look at the performance and quality it delivers.

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[Disparia]

My Sensei Raw was a durable and accurate mouse, just wish it was a little bigger/taller, or with a finger rest, so that my pinky and ring finger don't rub on the mouse pad.

 

[MxPhenom 216]

I have the Rival 310 and love it. Upgraded from the Rival 300 and its quite a difference in terms of sensor performance, weight, and shape.

 

[ShurikN]

Glad the 310 series getting good reviews. Kinda sad I already have a relatively new Rival 300, so it's kinda pointless getting the 310.

 

[Ubersonic]

Always liked SS mice, good build quality, last well and the software is arguably still the best.

 

[Ino.]

Glad the 310 series getting good reviews. Kinda sad I already have a relatively new Rival 300, so it's kinda pointless getting the 310.

I'll try to get my Rival 310 review out soon too, it's actually quite an improvement for me, because it is lighter and has even better performance. But yes, if you're 300 is new it's probably not the right time to upgrade, the Rival 300 is already really good.

 

[the54thvoid]

Are the side mouse buttons only an option on one side? In the software screenshot it shows the two RHS buttons as deactivated, can they be left on so you have the full 8 buttons?

 

[Ino.]

Are the side mouse buttons only an option on one side? In the software screenshot it shows the two RHS buttons as deactivated, can they be left on so you have the full 8 buttons?

The side buttons can all be used at the same time, I just disabled them on mine because I don’t want to have accidental clicks. You can use the sensei 310 as an 8 button mouse

 

[oxidized]

Great job ino, as always.