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        "note": "SteelSeries lists 95-106 g for the wireless version; PC Gamer weighed 95 g with one AAA and 106 g with two. RTINGS measured 111.6 g; PC Gamer and Gamingtrend give about 83.5-84 g with no battery."
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        "note": "Press release: Quantum 2.0 Dual Wireless with a USB dongle plus Bluetooth 5.0. No wired mode (TweakTown, NotebookCheck)."
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          "2.4GHz and Bluetooth is rare this cheap",
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          "No rechargeable battery included",
          "Older sensor means higher lift-off distance"
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          "The reviewer used the mouse for two weeks and compared it against alternatives from NZXT, Razer, Keychron and Cougar.",
          "The sensor is a modified PixArt 3335 with a fixed 2.4 mm lift-off distance; tracking held up across surfaces and genres, with slight jitter appearing near 6,500 DPI.",
          "On one AAA battery the reviewer saw about 4% drain per five hours, which extrapolates to roughly 80 hours.",
          "The battery sits toward the rear, so there is a noticeable drag that felt woolly in competitive FPS play but not in single-player games.",
          "Dropouts over 2.4 GHz on a busy USB-4 hub improved when the dongle was plugged straight into a laptop; no receiver extender is included.",
          "The reviewer says the mouse is a better buy at $40-45 than at the $60 list price."
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          "Great low-latency wireless performance",
          "Affordable price point",
          "Available in a wide range of colors",
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          "A little on the heavy side, so it's not ideal for competitive shooters",
          "The optical sensor is powerful, but based on older tech",
          "No wired mode, wireless only"
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          "TweakTown's spec table lists 175 hours on 2.4 GHz and 450 hours on Bluetooth, and 125 Hz polling over Bluetooth.",
          "Button remapping and settings apply only in 2.4 GHz mode; Bluetooth mode reverts to defaults.",
          "The side buttons are thin and somewhat pointy and take some getting used to, though they are easy to reach.",
          "The reviewer calls it a good daily driver for casual gaming and a compact companion for a notebook."
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      {
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          "Useful software control"
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          "Lack of RGB may put some off"
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          "The reviewer used it as a main mouse for a couple of weeks on a Windows gaming PC (2.4 GHz) and a MacBook Pro (Bluetooth) and had no pairing problems.",
          "The thin side buttons can be finicky to press, and the mouse feels less nimble than the lighter Lemokey G1.",
          "The reviewer treats the 1000 Hz polling rate as fine for casual play and says higher rates matter mostly for pro-grade players.",
          "The review's headline battery figure is 400 hours on Bluetooth, where SteelSeries' press release says 450."
        ],
        "verdict_quote": "a great budget gaming mouse for casual players with ample potency, reliable wireless connectivity and excellent battery life"
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      {
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          "Dual 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth",
          "Comfy shape",
          "Removable batteries",
          "Nice colour options"
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          "Quite heavy overall",
          "Only single-use batteries included",
          "Bluetooth/2.4G/Off switch difficult to toggle",
          "Mushy and squeaky scroll wheel",
          "Sensor is a little outdated"
        ],
        "notes": [
          "The reviewer measured weights of 106 g with two batteries, 95 g with one and 83.5 g with none, and found the rear-weighted balance noticeable even after weeks of use.",
          "A one-battery setup lasted just over a week of daily work and gaming use, which the reviewer says matches the spec sheet.",
          "In MouseTester at 1,000 Hz and 800 DPI the sensor showed more tracking deviation than the reviewer wants for high-level shooters.",
          "A August 15, 2025 update says a second review unit developed the same squeaky scroll wheel after a couple of days, so it did not look unit-specific.",
          "The reviewer would not use it as a primary gaming mouse but sees it as a jack of all trades for work, travel and light gaming."
        ],
        "verdict_quote": "great if you want a reasonably priced Jack of all trades"
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      {
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          "Not suitable for pros",
          "Very thin side buttons",
          "No left-handed version"
        ],
        "notes": [
          "The reviewer found it comfortable over a four-hour gaming stint and an eight-hour work day, with both palm and claw grips working and a size suited to medium or large hands.",
          "The thin side buttons led to mistimed grenade throws in Counter-Strike 2.",
          "The reviewer rates it as good for casual play but suggests competitive players look at 4,000-8,000 Hz mice.",
          "SteelSeries does not publish a single-battery runtime, so the reviewer only quotes the two-battery ratings."
        ],
        "verdict_quote": "a cheap and cheerful mouse for most people"
      },
      {
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          "budget friendly",
          "great battery life complimented by replaceable batteries",
          "comfortable form factor",
          "can be used with single AAA battery"
        ],
        "cons": [
          "on the heavier side, especially with two AAA batteries",
          "no wired connectivity",
          "bottom toggle is a bit tricky to use"
        ],
        "notes": [
          "The body shows no creaking under pressure and the 2.4 GHz dongle is stored inside the mouse; no USB cable is in the box.",
          "On a single AAA battery, a week of moderate use across 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth took the indicator from 90% to 61%, so the reviewer thinks it may fall short of SteelSeries' 200-hour and 450-hour claims.",
          "The reviewer had no connection problems on either wireless mode and found the 1,000 Hz polling rate more than enough for most gamers except competitive players, saying the mouse is not targeted at them and the AAA weight makes it not ideal for esports or competitive FPS play.",
          "The reviewer found the symmetrical shape comfortable after adjusting to the weight, with the body long enough to support palm grips for small to medium hands and the side buttons conveniently positioned."
        ],
        "verdict_quote": "a budget option that is not determined to be the lightest and most accurate, but offers solid performance and a comfortable grip"
      },
      {
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          "Fun color options and solid build quality",
          "Dependable wireless gaming performance",
          "Bluetooth is really nice to see at this price"
        ],
        "cons": [
          "AAA batteries can be inconvenient and add weight",
          "Just a little more can get you much better gaming performance"
        ],
        "notes": [
          "The reviewer found no flexing and tight seams, and the 2.4 GHz connection had no stutters apart from an occasional lag when waking from sleep.",
          "The scroll wheel is described as soft and cheap-feeling, and the side buttons as thin and easy to mis-click.",
          "The reviewer says the 200-hour battery claim seems accurate and that the mouse runs at full strength on a single AAA battery.",
          "The reviewer notes the Razer Viper V3 HyperSpeed costs about $10 more and offers better performance, a lighter build and longer battery life.",
          "The software includes independent X/Y DPI, acceleration and angle-snapping controls, which the reviewer says beat some high-end mice."
        ],
        "verdict_quote": "a capable and colorful companion"
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      {
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          "note": "The page shows a score of 80; Gaming Trend's 'Our Review System' page, which we fetched, says its scores run from 0 to 100. The score covers both the wired and wireless Rival 3 Gen 2."
        },
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          "Ergonomically comfortable",
          "Great SteelSeries optical sensors providing superb accuracy",
          "Bluetooth included in wireless version",
          "Awesome quality at an entry-level price"
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        "cons": [
          "Mouse buttons feel entry-level in clicks",
          "Occasional random hitch in response for wireless model"
        ],
        "notes": [
          "One review covers the wired and wireless Rival 3 Gen 2; the wireless-specific comments are about weight (about 84 g bare, 95 g with one AAA, 106 g with two), Bluetooth and battery.",
          "Two alkaline AAAs fell to 67% over a work week, which the reviewer estimates means replacing them roughly monthly.",
          "The reviewer saw an occasional cursor delay during office work but not in games, and suggests quality batteries and a dongle away from interference.",
          "The 3D Aim Trainer results on the wireless model were comparable to the wired model."
        ],
        "verdict_quote": "SteelSeries update for the Rival 3 is a hit."
      },
      {
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        "pros": [
          "Excellent build quality.",
          "Comfortable symmetrical shape.",
          "Superb raw performance."
        ],
        "cons": [
          "Heavier than most recent dedicated gaming mice."
        ],
        "notes": [
          "Pros and cons shown are from RTINGS' Video Games (FPS) verdict; its Work verdict adds a con that the scroll wheel lacks free-scrolling and left/right tilt, and its MMO verdict a con of fewer side buttons than dedicated MMO mice.",
          "RTINGS calls the shape best suited to medium-sized hands using a claw or fingertip grip, and says it can pair with at most two devices.",
          "RTINGS describes its click latency as extremely low and its sensor latency as excellent, with the 1000 Hz polling cap making little perceptible difference.",
          "RTINGS' visible default weight is 111.6 g, above SteelSeries' 106 g maximum.",
          "RTINGS names the MCHOSE L7 Pro as the most direct competitor, with a similar shape, a slightly higher price and a much lighter body.",
          "Numeric scores and most measurement tables are member-only; this record uses the openly published verdict text, pros/cons and the one visible measurement."
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        "verdict_quote": "a great FPS gaming mouse with strong click and sensor latency performance that's suitable for both casual and competitive play"
      },
      {
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          "Strong price",
          "Impeccable performance",
          "Non-slip surface",
          "Bluetooth and wireless",
          "Outstanding runtimes"
        ],
        "cons": [
          "Side keys very thin",
          "High lift-off distance",
          "Older sensor"
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        "notes": [
          "The page shows a conclusion score of 93 with no stated scale, so it is not recorded as a rating.",
          "The reviewer describes the sensor as an adapted PixArt 3335 with a fixed 2.4 mm lift-off distance and noticed only slight tremor around 6,500 DPI.",
          "The reviewer cites a 1.9 ms wireless click delay (the figure SteelSeries also gives) and calls it absolutely suitable for competitive gaming, while noting the weight makes it slower than 50-55 g mice.",
          "Basic Tutorials' spec table gives 200 hours (2.4 GHz) and 400 hours (Bluetooth), against SteelSeries' 450 hours for Bluetooth."
        ],
        "verdict_quote": "a prime example of how a really good gaming mouse doesn’t have to be expensive"
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      {
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          "Battery life is insane, even with a single battery and the hungrier connection method, you are still look at ~90 hours",
          "Sits in the hand incredibly well, even for those with smaller hands…"
        ],
        "cons": [
          "…Designed for symmetry it might be, the only for right hands is a bit of a weird choice",
          "There always seems to be a delay in the mouse waking up, which can be frustrating"
        ],
        "notes": [
          "The page shows a score of 8.5 with no stated scale, so it is not recorded as a rating.",
          "The reviewer could not get the mouse to appear over Bluetooth on a Windows PC and used the 2.4 GHz dongle instead, which worked without issues.",
          "About 30% of the battery was used according to Windows after gaming, Photoshop and browsing; the reviewer quotes 175 hours on 2.4 GHz and 450 hours on Bluetooth.",
          "The review gives a 3,200 DPI maximum, which contradicts SteelSeries and the other reviews (18,000)."
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        "verdict_quote": "one incredible little mouse"
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