Wireless is an entry-level, wireless gaming mouse with a colorful personality and good performance, but is it the best value?

The Rival 3 relies on SteelSeries Engine 3, the company's configuration software, for all of the usual customizations we like to make.

The Aerox 3 is customized via the SteelSeries Engine software, which enables comprehensive personalization. Users can not only adjust the DPI settings and lighting, but also program macros and ...

The Apex Pro Mini Gen 3 can be further customized using SteelSeries GG – or more specifically, the Engine app within GG. It’s a little inconvenient that the latter opens in a separate window ...

The SteelSeries Rival 3 Wireless isn't the flashiest mouse around, but it gets the job done — when it works. ... you’ll have to use the SteelSeries Engine 3 software.

Takes you closer to the games, movies and TV you love Issues delivered straight to your door or device The SteelSeries Arctis ...

SteelSeries Engine 3 talks directly to your game, which changes your device's illumination in real time, based off of in-game events. Ammo, health, kills, money, ...

The Rival 310 uses the lovely SteelSeries Engine 3. I like this software, as it works with all SteelSeries peripherals, meaning you don’t need to clutter your system with lots of programs. It ...

Like many products of the SteelSeries, the Apex 3 features functionality with the SteelSeries Engine 3 app. Relatively easy to use, Engine 3 allows you to customize keybindings, create custom ...

The Steelseries Rival 700 is set to be a strong contender for the mouse with the most features we've ever seen, packing swappable sensors, OLED display, haptic feedback, ...

The SteelSeries Rival 3 Wireless, which is almost the same size, weighs 3.4 ounces, so the Aerox managed to cut out more than 1/3 of its overall weight. That’s impressive in such a small device.