THE CRUNCH
SteelSeries has launched two new wireless gaming mice, the Rival Pro and Sensei Pro, which are among its lightest models at 53 grams. The mice feature ultra-wideband connectivity to avoid the congestion of the 2.4GHz band and include swappable batteries that last up to 16 hours. The devices are available in black and white and are part of the company's 25th anniversary celebrations.
The new Rival Pro and Sensei Pro are available in black and white, with the black models weighing 53 grams and the white models weighing 54 grams. The mice ship with a wireless base station that can keep a spare battery charged. The base station uses ultra-wideband technology to pair with the devices, which is intended to provide a more stable connection than the standard 2.4GHz band.
The mice are part of SteelSeries' 25th anniversary celebrations. The company has also launched limited-edition keyboards to mark the occasion. The new mice are designed to offer a competitive advantage through their lightweight design and ultra-wideband connectivity.
The swappable battery design is a notable feature, as it allows users to easily swap out depleted batteries for charged ones. This could be particularly useful for gamers who need to play for extended periods without interruption.