On the wireless front, SteelSeries has installed its new Quantum 2.0 Wireless technology. Additionally, like the TrueMove Pro found in the Sensei Ten gaming mouse, the TrueMove Air offers seamless tilt tracking when lifting and repositioning the mouse during rapid and intense gameplay. In an email to HEXUS, SteelSeries said the TrueMove Air is a custom 18,000CPI, 400IPS, 40G sensor developed in partnership with PixArt. With 365 days in a year (8.760 hours), are users really expected to use this rodent for little more than an hour a day to match the headline claim? According to the firm, this sensor enables 'an industry-leading 400+ hours of battery life for uninterrupted use for a year or more'.

SteelSeries says that its new TrueMove Air optical gaming sensor is the most power-efficient sensor it has ever made. A new sensor has arrived to enable the extended battery life on offer in the wireless version though. There are a number of other niceties too, please read on to find out.Īs its name suggests the SteelSeries Rival 3 Wireless gaming mouse is a wireless version of its entry level Rival 3 gaming mouse which was updated at the start of 2020. According to the eSports focussed peripherals maker the Rival 3 stands out from the crowd thanks to its 'dual wireless connectivity and year-long battery life'. Grab the limited edition Call of Duty collection before they're gone forever.SteelSeries has announced that its Rival 3 Wireless Gaming Mouse has launched with immediate availability.

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