Perfect your grip How do you hunt? Whether you ‘palm’ the mouse or ‘claw’ it, the R.A.T. can quickly and easily adapt by adjusting in length to suit your hand size and grip style. In addition, the Thumb Panel of the R.A.T. 7 moves forwards, backwards, and pivots outwards, giving you perfect positioning for effortless gaming
Custom Weight System Like it light or heavy? Maybe you change the weight to suit your game? No matter, the R.A.T. has you covered. Five 6-gram weights can be added or subtracted in an instant, giving you the perfect weight for a perfect feel. When not in use, the weights can be safely stored in the supplied Weight Storage Container
Precision Aim Mode Hit your target the first time every time. Use the ST Programming Software to set your desired Precision Aim speed (mouse sensitivity), then hold down the Precision Aim button to slow down mouse movement to a level that works for you. A deadly weapon that will hit your enemy where it hurts
5600 DPI Featuring a new generation 'twin eye' laser sensor that reads each axis separately for pinpoint accuracy, the R.A.T. 7 tracks up to a stunning 6 meters per second. Pro gamers who favor low sensitivity with high movement speed preferences will always experience correct tracking and precision.
4 Custom DPI Settings Use the Rocker Switch to toggle between your custom DPI settings
5 Programmable Buttons Combine your Programmable Buttons with 2 regular left and right mouse buttons and give yourself a total of 7 buttons available to punish your competition. Assign your choice of key gaming actions to Programmable Buttons to create your own custom profiles
3 Cyborg Modes Toggle between three individual R.A.T. modes at the touch of a button. Change sensitivity or Programmable Button actions in an instant and gain immediate access to a mind-boggling 15 commands!
Powerful ST Programming Software Change your DPI, set Precision Aim cursor sensitivity, create custom profiles for each game, and assign commands to your Programmable Buttons and Modes. Easy, quick and the power you need right on your desktop
Lightweight Metal Chassis Strong yet nimble, the solid metal frame forms the core of the R.A.T. 7 for enhanced rigidity.

description

Play to win with the R.A.T. 7. Uncompromising, unparalleled, and unmatched, the R.A.T. 7 helps you play like the pros, combining state-of-the-art technology with a jaw-dropping array of customizable features to produce the next step in the evolution of the mouse.

Interchangeable Pinkie grips and Palm rests
3 palm rests
- One featuring the same soft-touch finish as found on the body of the R.A.T.
- One with a rubber inlay for enhanced grip.
- One that is 4mm thicker to increase the height of the R.A.T.
3 pinkie grips
- One featuring the same soft-touch finish as found on the body of the R.A.T.
- One with a rubber inlay for enhanced grip.
- One that offers a ‘wing shaped’ design, allowing you to rest your pinkie finger during play for increased grip.

- DPI range – 25-5600dpi (in 25dpi steps)
- Acceleration - 50G
- Polling Rate -Dynamic up to 1000Hz
- Tracking Speed - Up to 6m/sec
- Always On
- PTFE "Slick" Feet
- Gold plated connector
- Braided USB cable

System Requirements: Connectivity: USB 2.0

further info

Release Date	Apr 18, 2011
Version	US
PAX-Code	PAX0003338698
Catalog No.	CYRAT7
Item Code	021165112452

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Leonardo Vidinha (5) on 29, Jul. 2011 09:56 (HKT)

Pros and cons of RAT 7 mouse.
One of the reasons I bought the RAT 7 was because of its "wings"; many times my thumb would scrape the surface of the mousepad and it hindered me in FPSs. Problem solved. After I opened its box, I discovered another interesting feature: the customizable palmrest; my palm would usually float above the mouse, but with the optional elevated palmrest now my palm touches the mouse. As the left side of the mouse can move back and foward (and inward and outward), it is almost certain that the two buttons and the "snipe" button will stay exactly below you thumb. I've read somewhere (I think it was PCGamer.com) that it is a heavy mouse, but I disagree. I'm not a fan of heavy mice, and all I had to do with it was to take out two of its five weights. The ability to customize how you want the feel of your mouse is clearly its strongest point.

The software is what I found a bit lacking. I was used to the DeathAdder's drive, in which you can map all the buttons save the left click; this doesn't happen in the RAT 7. For example, I couldn't change the mousewheel function, only the horizontal wheel. I couldn't remap the dpi adjustment button as well, as I didn't find it to be very useful. Another downside is that the RAT 7 can only change on the fly three profiles, as opposed to five from DeathAdder.

But its positives overcome its negatives, and it great to have a mouse that fits almost perfectly in your hand. In conclusion, unless you use the mice's software to its fullest, this mouse is higly recommendable.