As is clearly visible in the photo, the mouse is cambered outwards to allow a more comfortable grip for those who adopt a palm or claw grip. The scroll wheel looks a bit like a motorcycle tyre.
From the left, the mouse features a gigantic thumb grip made from pure silicone. Those thumb buttons are also very chunky and easy to locate.
The right-hand side is covered by an even larger silicone grip. You can see that the mouse arches up quite significantly just behind the DPI selector switch. The Rival 310 is 3mm taller than the Sensei 310.
The RGB SteelSeries logo on the rear of the mouse is off-set to the left ever so slightly due to the right-handed shape used.
From above you can clearly see the large area for the outside of your hand. The size of those split-trigger front mouse buttons are also clearly illustrated.
From the left, the mouse features a gigantic thumb grip made from pure silicone. Those thumb buttons are also very chunky and easy to locate.
The right-hand side is covered by an even larger silicone grip. You can see that the mouse arches up quite significantly just behind the DPI selector switch. The Rival 310 is 3mm taller than the Sensei 310.
The RGB SteelSeries logo on the rear of the mouse is off-set to the left ever so slightly due to the right-handed shape used.
From above you can clearly see the large area for the outside of your hand. The size of those split-trigger front mouse buttons are also clearly illustrated.
