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so what's up guys I'm Dimitri with our Canucks and the large sergey pro mouse has been my daily driver for anything gaming and anything on the desktop just a fantastic experience all around but then still series came out and said hey you're going to want to use this as your daily driver we promise it with the rival 310 and the sensei 310 the two new mice they're announcing today and I was skeptical because everybody says that quite frankly so let's see if this new kid on the block is actually any good and still serious is approaching this a very good price point that's $59 for either the rival 310 or the sensei 310 it's a nice budget territory without any bells or whistles it's just like a pure performance mouse which i think is the needed projection for many gaming companies to take I'm happy that large tech has done so with their G pro lineup and I'm happy to see their series following suit choose be quiet to join the silent revolution designed and tested in Germany they're meticulous passion for quiet PC components ranges from premium power supplies CPU coolers and fans and innovative PC cases all of which aim to achieve one thing is this thing even on that's right totally quiet power supplies even under load silent wings fans deliver awesome airflow with noise that doesn't reach your ears all enclosed in the package designed to be quiet all right so let's first start for the main thing the new sensor the true move 3 which has been specifically designed by fixed art exclusively for SteelSeries so the mice really kind of targeted eSports arena the trimmer' 3 sensor surprisingly is still series as top-of-the-line sensor which offers true one-to-one tracking with raw performance and SteelSeries doesn't really want to partake in those crazy dpi marketing warfare that's going on so they outlined exactly how the sensor works and that's appreciated so the sensor goes up to 12,000 CPI which is crazy but what the advertise is a true one-to-one tracking up to 3,500 CPI which if you play below that you're golden which means it's absolutely raw performance one-to-one tracking and that's an advantage because other competing 3360 mice that use the 3360 sensor only can achieve that Roth 1/2 tracking up to 2100 CPI after which there is a introduced delay in latency and old journal reduction for the calculations a sensor to work properly whereas with these new to move three sensors that gee reduction doesn't kick in until 3,500 CPI there is some differences between the two so the sense a being slightly heavier and I'm textures of course with an 8 button layout whereas rival is right hand only and a 6 button layout the rival 310 also weighs less versus the original at 88 grams versus 104 grams without the cable and it is byte behavior than my G Pro which weighs 83 grams without the cable so I prefer the G Pro still for csgo scene but the adjustment period for the weight that the little additional weight is not an issue so the main differences between the original size from the weight is the size the form is now slightly smaller it's not as long but still featuring all the similar curves very comfortable to hold great support for ringing pinky fingers on that right side they have removed the custom rubber plate that you could install on the rival 300 which i think is a good direction the side textured grips feel excellent which are now made of silicon so you can lock in your hands in place and lift the mouse no problem and the plastic texture is matte and does not feel cheap that can happen with a really light Mouse so the rival 310 build wise overall is excellent the ambidextrous design is also awesome the side buttons on the opposite side of your thumb are out of place and don't activate with your grip but of course they can be disabled if they bother you and both come equipped with a split trigger design that use Omron switches with 50 million keystrokes or the lifespan so anyway you press the switch is activated and the physical separation from the rest of the body is much improved versus the original that had that one single piece of molded plastic the scroll wheel is precise without skipping steps very easy to control the middle click is fantastic light but without the scroll step activation and the two-step CPI button behind is aligned well to avoid accidental presses and the browser buttons are large enough but low-profile to only be useful when needed the cable is non braided it's very light though at 2 meters fits into my bungee just fine and there is a logo at the tip for easier distinction if you need to find what to unplug RGB of course is present with a back logo in the scroll wheel nice in uniform and of course customizable and we all appreciate Easter eggs especially when it comes to gaming peripherals so SteelSeries planted a little slogan on the PCB of the sense 8310 that says bow to the master it's very fitting for the name - say alright so now let's talk about the sensor the true move 3 is fantastic true one-to-one tracking performance absolutely raw tracking so what you do on the math math is exactly what is displayed on the screen and it's especially evident with high refresh rate monitors there is absolutely no delay no latency up to 3,500 CBI so what happens if you use the mouse over 3,500 CPI SteelSeries tells us because of high sensitivity they have to introduce jitter reduction so the sensor is kind of can be fully controlled but because of that there is introduced delay latency to the sensor so it's not as accurate but still my experience using like 4000 dpi trying to move a 4k desktop it was still fine I don't play at such high DPI levels so I can't really comment on that because I usually play around 400 to 800 CPI for competitive games so when I ask you a series on why this matters they told me that other competing mice that advertise true one-to-one tracking with a 30 360 variant of the pixel sensor can only achieve that raw performance up to 2100 CPI versus the new true move 3 can go up to 3,500 CPI without raw performance without introducing jitter delays and jitter reduction stuff so have a wider range of CPI's so if you do play at the highest activity you have just a better option with this map and so for my gaming perspective the tracking is fantastic it's excellent if you're training for repetitive scenes and absolutely no complaints about the performance aside from not having the option to change your CPI levels and smaller increments you can only adjust them in one country we also have onboard memory of the mouse so if you need to remember your dual CPI levels you don't need the software to remember your profile and seriously the rival 310 and the sensei 310 are the best mice you can buy right now at this price point I love the sensor I love the shape especially because we have ambidextrous and right hand only designs trying to cover a larger market segment and I love the new silicon textured grip so if you're doing any flakes or lifting the mouse a lot it will not go anywhere really nice and locked in your hands I still prefer my large like gee pro because of a lighter and despite a slimmer base for doing flicks and stuff but the rival 310 is definitely going to be staying on my desk for more SteelSeries has done a fantastic job with these mice and we're giving them the Huracan ax damn good and then good value our words so yeah that's it let me know which CPI or dpi levels view game as I'm curious to see if we have any higher sensitivity gamers in the audience make sure to check out all the other relevant videos and subscribe and we'll see you in the next video