Mad Catz / Saitek Cyborg R.A.T.7

Cyborg's R.A.T. 7 is craziness embodied, and we love it. Customisable to the teeth, it's only let down by a slightly unpolished software suite. It is an otherwise fantastic mouse; its unique features ensuring that it earns our...

An eye-catching mouse with plenty of customisation options, but it’s expensive and we found its design a little gimmicky...

The R.A.T. 7 is certainly a superior product, but the extra price has to be factored into the buying decision. Many people will never (or can’t) spend close to £80 on a mouse so for less than half the price you can get the entry level model with the same Gigeresque eye catching design and class leading...

The R.A.T. series of mice has raised a few eyebrows with its odd shape, but it wasn’t until we saw the R.A.T. 7 – the most extravagant of the range – that we understood why it looks so odd. The surface is split into four areas, with three of...

The first Cyborg mouse we looked at, over two years ago, was quite well received despite the irrelevance of the motorised adjustable length. Despite this pointless gimmick it was a functional, multi-buttoned rodent, though not in the same class as the...

Using the Cyborg R.A.T. 7 was an interesting experience. The innovation that was conjured to produce this device is tremendously impressive. However, like any product brought to our attention, the final recommendation lies with the overall impression...

It can be sort of hard to review gaming mice. Problem is, all the major brands pretty much have it down—they make mice with excellent sensors, responsive hardware, and a set of feature that’s rapidly becoming an industry standard. They might have a...

The setup process for the M.M.O. 7 is very straight forward and installing the drivers and smart technology configuration software only took a few minutes. The configuration software is very well laid out and makes changing settings on the M.M.O. 7 a...