Saitek Cyborg R.A.T 7 Gaming Mouse Video Review

Every so often, a new product is released that forces us to rethink what we have come to accept as normal. Saitek Cyborg's R.A.T 7 gaming mouse is one such product.

Offering a completely unprecedented level of customization to the units physical shape allows it to be used comfortably by finger grippers, palm grabbers and just about anyone in between.

The R.A.T 7 feautres a powerful twin-eye laser design with 5600 dpi optics for incredible precision and quick 4 way adjustable dpi adapt to different situations on the fly

It also includes multiple programmable buttons, the ability to changes profiles in a blink and the incredibly entertaining precision aim mode.

The Saitek Cyborg RAT 7 is certain to impress.

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Science & Technology

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• mad catz
• cyborg
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• r.a.t
• gaming mouse
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• hardware canucks

[Mropticalgreen]

too bad you can't know if someone payed him to talk good about the mouse. Since he didn't mention anything about the flaws like the twin eye sensor flaw...

[HardwareCanucks]

@Mropticalgreen You can knowbecause it would not be legal for us to conceal that information. So no, of course we are not paid or compensated to do reviews.

The Phillips laser issue never became apparent in our testing because the test subjects were not individuals who lifted their mouse often, and the games tested were not ones that required it. The mouse has enough weight to keep the mouse on the pad.

[103959770979]

@sandvikp96 is not about strong or not, you dont have idea about gamer mouses, a gamer mouse need customizable weight, without the load weight have to be light like ALL the good gaming mouses, this one is plastic construction with heavy frame also the optical reader sucks, no gamer want a heavy mouse, except if you have Parkinson's disease.

[donjohnney]

I know this video is kind of old, but just FYI the large pinkie plate is not just for lazy people. It's to minimize something called pinkie drag, which in essence, is when your pinkie is dragged along the mouse, giving unwanted friction between you and the mousepad.

[Battlemaster00]

@noob2521994 exactly. left handed users (like me) have gotten used to right handed mice long ago.

[noob2521994]

im lefthanded but i cant use any mice with my left hand

[georgekanaan360]

@103959770979 mice*

[wtchluring]

@darkbyke i totally agree, if you need to pick it up to move across the screen then you need to increase the mouse sensetivty

[SirAlfonzTan]

@darkbyke well, my whole table n chair is vibrating, whats a z5500 for right?

my g9 works fine with black surface and high base, this rat 7 is just stupid

[darkbyke]

@SirAlfonzTan Are you sure it's not your Bass turned up high, vibrating whatever surface your mouse is sitting on??

[darkbyke]

@HardwareCanucks I hate people who lift the mouse all the time! My god, how annoying. SLIDE!

[alamoghost]

Hello All...I went FRYS Electronics in Houston, TX today. They have it on sale for $99 minus $40 instant rebate which brings it down to $59 at the register. They were out of stock but gave me a raincheck good for 30 days. On the way home, I went to Best Buy and they price matched the $59 with no problem. Weeeeee, mouse (R.A.T.) performs well!

[oozekip]

i have a crappy wireless Microsoft mouse that im pretty sure is at least 4 years old,i really need a new mouse like this :(