Ở phiên bản không dây cao cấp nhất này, SteelSeries đã lấy nguyên mẫu thiết kế và tính năng cực kỳ cao cấp của Rival 600, chính vì vậy mà SteelSeries Rival 650 là chuột gaming không dây được trang bị những tính năng và công nghệ cao cấp nhất.  CÔNG NGHỆ CẢM BIẾN KÉP Hoàn toàn khác với các loại chuột chơi game thông thường khác. SteelSeries Rival 650 có tới 2 mắt cảm biến khác nhau. 1 cảm biến TrueMove3 độc quyền của hãng được "tùy biến" từ Pixart PMW3360 tốt nhất thế giới và thêm 1 cảm biến riêng cho việc điều chỉnh Lift-off-distance (LOD) tăng cường cảm giác dùng chuột tốt nhất. CÔNG NGHỆ KHÔNG DÂY EXCLUSIVE QUANTUM WIRELESSĐể tín hiệu không dây ổn định và có độ trễ thấp nhất, SteelSeries Rival 650 được ứng dụng công nghệ không dây mới nhất mang tên Exclusive Quantum Wireless cho độ trễ chỉ 1ms. Đảm bảo kết nối không dây ổn định và tốc độ cao không khác gì chuột gaming có dây. SẠC SIÊU NHANH Với 15 phút sạc, Rival 650 có thể hoạt động tới 10 tiếng liên tục. Cực kỳ tiện lợi và đây cũng là lần đầu tiên công nghệ sạc siêu tốc được ứng dụng cho chuột gaming. THAY ĐỔI TRỌNG LƯỢNG Hệt thống tạ đi kèm cực kỳ thông minh và dễ dùng cũng chính là ưu điểm vượt trội của SteelSeries Rival 650. Các viên tạ nhỏ có thể tùy ý gắn với nhiều vị trí khác nhau, gamer có thể tùy biến chú chuột về trọng lượng và cả trọng tâm theo ý muốn. The SteelSeries Rival 650 looks a lot like the SteelSeries Rival 600. It has a gamer-friendly design with RGB lighting on the logo, scroll wheel, and two strips on the body. It's mainly black with some gray accents throughout, and there are grips on the side panels. Length 5.2" (132 mm) Height 1.7" (44 mm) Width 2.7" (69 mm) Grip Width 64 mm Volume 24.17 in³ (396 cm³) Cable/Receiver Storing No Despite being a wireless mouse, the SteelSeries Rival 650 is a bit difficult to carry around. It's on the bulkier side, and there's no storage for the USB receiver. If you'd like a wireless mouse with receiver storage, check out the DELUX M800 Wireless. The mouse has an excellent build quality. It has an all-plastic body that feels solid and squeaks a bit when you squeeze it. The clicks feel nice and satisfying, but the scroll wheel feels loose. Unfortunately, if you squeeze the left side too hard, you can activate one of the side buttons. There are reports that the side grips come off over time, but we don't test for long-term durability. The side grips feel nice on our unit, but if you experience any issues, let us know in the discussions below. Lowest Weight 120.7 g Default Weight 120.7 g Weight Distribution Centered Extra Weights Yes It's heavier than the SteelSeries Rival 600 because of its built-in battery. It comes with eight 4-gram weights that you can add underneath the side panels for weight optimization. You can remove the side panels to make it lighter, but you lose the three side buttons, and the mouse would likely be less comfortable. We measured the minimum weight with the panels. If you want a lighter wireless mouse, check out the Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro. Left-Handed Friendly No Ambidextrous No Coating Matte Finger Rest No This mouse feels extremely comfortable. It has a slant designed for right-handed people, and the body has a good, soft feel to it. The side grips feel nice too. Unfortunately, it's big and may not be suitable for small hands. Small Hand No Medium Hand Yes Large Hand Yes X.Large Hand Yes For the most part, the SteelSeries Rival 650 is suitable for a palm grip. If you have small hands, it may be difficult to reach the last side button without taking your hand off the mouse. Small Hand No Medium Hand No Large Hand Yes X.Large Hand Yes This mouse is a good choice for those with larger hands using a claw grip. Those with small or medium-sized hands might not be able to reach the last side button easily. Small Hand No Medium Hand Yes Large Hand Yes X.Large Hand Yes The SteelSeries Rival 650 is suitable for those with medium to large-sized hands and using a fingertip grip. Once again, those with small hands might not be able to reach the last side button. Maximum Of Paired Devices 2 Bluetooth No Receiver Yes Battery Type Rechargeable Use When Charging Yes On/Off Activation Auto Off And On/Off Switch Receiver Extender Yes Battery Indicator Yes The SteelSeries Rival 650 is a wireless mouse, but you can only connect to it through its wireless USB receiver. The scroll wheel's lighting acts as a battery indicator and you can use it while charging. The battery is rated to last 24 hours, but this isn't something that we test for. If you're interested in a similar mouse that has Bluetooth support, check out the ASUS ROG Pugio II. Or, for a mouse with both Bluetooth support and wireless charging using Qi standard devices, check out the Cooler Master MM831 or the HyperX Pulsefire Dart. Connectivity Wireless Cable Length 6.9 ft (2.1 m) Cable Type Rubber Permanent Kink Yes Port Type: Mouse End Micro USB Port Type: PC End USB The included micro-USB rubber cable is decent, but kinks rather easily. Gliding Experience Good Material PTFE Extra Included No
Control Total Number Of Buttons 7 Number Of Side Buttons 3 Number Of Programmable Inputs 9 Profile Switching Button Yes Gesture Support No The SteelSeries Rival 650 has a ton of programmable buttons, and you can even reprogram the up and down on the scroll wheel. However, this may not be enough for some MMO players. If you want a mouse with a unique joystick on its left side, check out the ASUS ROG Chakram. Expected Connection 8.3 ms Wired 8.7 ms Receiver 8.3 ms Bluetooth N/A The SteelSeries Rival 650 has good click latency. You're very unlikely to notice any delays during gameplay in any genre; however, if you exclusively play fast-paced games at a highly competitive level, a mouse with lower click latency is recommended. If you're interested in a mouse with much lower click latency, check out the Corsair DARK CORE RGB PRO. The Receiver Click Latency result is marginally lower than that of the Wired Click Latency result, which is unusual. However, this mouse was retested multiple times, and we're confident in the results. The Wired and Receiver results are calculated as averages from 200 data points, which you can see on the graph above. While the Wired click latency is marginally higher when expressed as an average, you can also see that there's slightly more variation in the wireless Receiver click latency data points, including both lower and higher points compared to the more steadily consistent wired connection results, which is expected behavior. In any case, using either connection type provides good performance, and you won't notice any click latency differences between them in-game. SRAV @ 1600 CPI 0.54% SRAV @ 800 CPI 0.08% SRAV @ 400 CPI -0.08% SRAV @ Fixed CPI N/A Precision Error Between Speeds 0.20% Precision Error Between CPI 0.22% Worst Tracking Error 1.44% Minimum CPI 100 CPI Maximum CPI 12,000 CPI CPI Adjustment Steps 100 CPI Delay To Start Of Movement 13.8 ms Delay At Half Movement 3.7 ms Delay To End Of Movement 5.5 ms Sensor Technology Optical (LED) Sensor Model TrueMove 3 Works On Glass No Minimum Lift Off Distance 1.2 mm Maximum Polling Rate 1000 Hz There are two sensors on the mouse. One is the typical optical sensor for tracking found on all mice, and the other is a depth sensor, aimed at reducing the lift-off distance. Scroll Wheel Notched Wheel Scroll Wheel Steps 24 Steps Scroll Wheel Tilt No Thumb Wheel No Thumb Wheel Steps No Thumb Wheel The SteelSeries Rival 650 Quantum Wireless gaming mouse has an incremented wheel, but sadly, you can't unlock it for infinite scrolling. It moves left and right because it's loose, but it doesn't tilt for horizontal scrolling. Operating System And Software Software Name SteelSeries Engine 3 Software Windows Compatibility Yes Software macOS Compatibility Yes Account Needed No On-Board Memory Yes CPI (DPI) Adjustment Yes Polling Rate Adjustment Yes Profile Configuration Yes RGB On/Off Yes The SteelSeries Engine 3 software is outstanding. It offers a ton of customization options, and it's available on both Windows and macOS. The mouse has onboard memory, making it easy to carry over your settings to another computer. |
