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Aqua matte wireless gaming mouse with symmetrical shape and RGB scroll wheel

SteelSeries

SteelSeries Rival 3 WL Gen 2 62527 gaming mouse Aqua

SKU CH-KFKA-GPWBB MPN 62527

Wireless gaming mouse with dual 2.4GHz and Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity, TrueMove Air 18000 DPI sensor, 60M-click switches, 100% PTFE feet, adjustable 95g/106g weight and aqua finish

  • TypeBluetooth / 2.4GHz
  • ColorAqua
  • InterfaceBluetooth
  • Mouse Grip StylePalm / Claw
  • Tracking MethodTrackBall
  • SensorTrueMove Air Optical Sensor

Color Aqua

  • TrueMove Air 18K DPI sensor delivers 1:1 tracking with 1.9ms click latency for competitive precision
  • Quantum 2.0 dual wireless (2.4GHz + Bluetooth 5.0) gives wired-like responsiveness and up to 450 hours on Bluetooth
  • Adjustable 95g or 106g weight via 1/2 AAA batteries suits palm, claw or fingertip grips
  • Mechanical switches rated for 60M clicks plus 100% PTFE feet ensure durable, drag-free gliding
  • 56 programmable buttons, aqua matte finish and single-zone RGB scroll wheel let you personalise your setup

Competitive Wireless Gaming Mouse

The SteelSeries Rival 3 WL Gen 2 is a right-handed gaming mouse built for competitive play. It uses a TrueMove Air optical sensor reaching 18000 dpi with 1.9ms click latency. Dual wireless modes include 2.4GHz and Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity. The aqua matte finish weighs 83g and supports palm or claw grip styles.

Check Wireless Mode and Battery Plan

Verify whether your setup uses the 2.4GHz dongle for 200 hours of runtime or Bluetooth 5.0 for up to 450 hours. The mouse runs on one or two AAA batteries, shifting weight between 95g and 106g. Ensure you have spare cells ready for your preferred configuration. Sixteen programmable buttons need software setup for custom macros.

Sustained Session Behaviour

Pure PTFE feet maintain consistent glide during long matches without increased friction. Mechanical switches rated for 60 million clicks keep actuation reliable over extended use. The symmetrical shape distributes pressure evenly to reduce fatigue during multi-hour sessions. Single-zone RGB lighting on the scroll wheel adds minimal battery draw.

Highlights

  • TrueMove Air 18K DPI sensor delivers 1:1 tracking with 1.9ms click latency for competitive precision
  • Quantum 2.0 dual wireless (2.4GHz + Bluetooth 5.0) gives wired-like responsiveness and up to 450 hours on Bluetooth
  • Adjustable 95g or 106g weight via 1/2 AAA batteries suits palm, claw or fingertip grips
  • Mechanical switches rated for 60M clicks plus 100% PTFE feet ensure durable, drag-free gliding
  • 56 programmable buttons, aqua matte finish and single-zone RGB scroll wheel let you personalise your setup

Specifications

BrandSteelSeries
SeriesRival 3
ModelRival 3 WL Gen 2-Aqua
TypeBluetooth / 2.4GHz
ColorAqua
InterfaceBluetooth
Mouse Grip StylePalm / Claw
Tracking MethodTrackBall
SensorTrueMove Air Optical Sensor
Resolution (DPI)18000 dpi
Hand OrientationRight Hand
Scrolling CapabilityScroll Button
Operating Time2.4GHz lasting 200 hours (450 on Bluetooth)

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Questions about this item

Does the box include the AAA battery or batteries needed for the 95 g or 106 g weight options?

The mouse runs on one or two AAA batteries that you supply yourself; the package contains the mouse, a 2.4 GHz USB dongle and documentation only.

Should I pick the single-battery 95 g setup or the two-battery 106 g setup?

One AAA battery gives 95 g for maximum agility; two AAA batteries give 106 g for a steadier feel — choose by the weight you prefer.

What does the 1.9 ms click latency mean when I am actually playing?

It measures the delay between pressing a switch and the PC registering the click, so inputs arrive virtually instantly in competitive games.

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