#Saitek mad catz rat 7 mac os x#
#Saitek mad catz rat 7 pro#
#Saitek mad catz rat 7 Bluetooth#
#Saitek mad catz rat 7 free#

The double-click setting you're referring to simply decides how close together in time, two clicks need to be, for Windows to recognize as them as a double-click. The actuation pressure of the buttons themselves is far too minimal. Inadvertently double clicking could be solved by going into the mouse properties (assuming you're using a Windows machine) and slowing the speed. The customisability seems like a selling point at first but you quickly lose to keep swapping palm rests, pinky rests and side grips and more to the point, they all feel almost identical with the exception of the extra tall palm rest. It also gets you too dependent on having an aid, and makes you use your fine motor control less. The swappable rests/grips all suck apart from the default ones and the adjustable length/width is a complete gimmick.Д®ven the 'Precision Aim' button under your thumb which drops the DPI down to whatever you need for as long as you hold it, seems like a really good idea, until you realise that in fast-paced FPSs you really don't have time for that. The left and right click actuation pressure was also far too sensitive, I can't remember the last time I used a mouse where I kept double-clicking inadvertently so many times. I found that unless I had the palm rest on the very last slider position (where it wobbles a lot), it just didn't fit my huge hands. There's virtually no arch in the shape of the mouse so my palm just kept sliding off the back and my fingers sprawled out way beyond where they should rest. This is only exacerbated if you use any of the supplied weights with it as the mouse becomes even more rear-end heavy to the point where you keep lifting it up inadvertently. The problem with the customisability is that once you start adjusting the palm rest's or thumb rest's slider position, the weight distribution is completely thrown off (and it starts off rear-biased to begin with). The entire mouse is held together with tiny allen key screws, often just a single screw for each part (to enable disassembly/customisation) and hence, it has an incredibly weightless and non-rigid feel to it. I tried it out for a few days and went back to my old faithful, the G400S.

#Saitek mad catz rat 7 mac os x#

* Works with WindowsВ® 8, 7, Vista (all versions), XP, XP 64-bit & Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later (requires Intel processor for Mac)ДЄ highly disappointing mouse. * Interchangeable Pinkie Grips and Palm Rests * FPS/Precision Aim Button - Hold to slow mouse speed Note: Enter your postcode into the shipping calculator on the product page to get a shipping quote to your location. (Which works out about the same as $49.95 + delivery as per the original deal)ДЇew places have this mouse below $100вЂ¦ and no one has it as cheap as this - even after you add shipping! This is easily the lowest price we've ever had on this butt ugly yet super comfortable gaming mouse!

#Saitek mad catz rat 7 free#

The mouse pad itself is also soft, meaning you can roll it up and take it with you, unlike most rigid charging pads.EDIT: Our website's allocation has now been exhausted, but our eBay reserved allocation is still available at the link below for $59.95 FREE DELIVERY The Air S is a fairly plain black mouse, with up to 12,000 DPI, but not having to charge it via USB is potentially a big selling point. AIR S, which pairs with a charging mouse pad to keep the Air S powered at all times.

Its sleek black chassis makes it an ideal addition to almost any gaming setup, and its $100 price means youвЂ™ll save some money over similar models from Logitech, Razer et al.ДЇinally, thereвЂ™s the R.A.T. This wireless mouse can last up to 80 hours on a single charge, as it eschews the RGB lighting that tends to drain the batteries in competing mice.

#Saitek mad catz rat 7 Bluetooth#

This mouse doesnвЂ™t have the customizability as the X3 Supreme, or the pretty colors of the 8+ Adv, but it does have two key features that the other mice lack: 2.4 Ghz and Bluetooth connectivity. The best mouse that Mad Catz showed off, without question, was the R.A.T. Beyond that, itвЂ™s pretty similar to the R.A.T.s that have come before it.

#Saitek mad catz rat 7 pro#

This mouse sports an impressive 20,000 DPI thanks to its powerful PWM3389 Pro optical sensor. 8+ Adv is one of the prettier mice in Mad CatzвЂ™s lineup, with a glossy red design and the R.A.T.вЂ™s signature angles.