MAD CATZ The Authentic R.A.T. 1+ Optical Gaming Mouse

Good: - If you use Claw Grip, then this might work for you. - Accurate and super light. -Very easy to use, feels like part of your hand. Bad things are: - if you are NON claw gripper, might not work for you - cable needs to be 'shoelace' Improvements: - if you cut off the right part, that acts like a WING or make it detachable, then non-claw grip users will love it Overall: - I really enjoyed it, just minor things, made it a 'no' for me.

Me gusta el diseño y la calidad de sus materiales, esperaba un poco más por el precio ya que sin tomar en cuenta el diseño es un mouse normal como cualquiera. Lo recomiendo si quieres tener un primer rat y te gusta algo diferente, pero teniendo en cuenta que es el modelo más básico.

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MadCatz siempre ha sorprendido por sus diseños, pero en esta ocasión este mouse no tiene soporte para la muñeca, lo cual lo hace hasta cierto punto incómodo, sobre todo si usas agarre de palma o garra

I bought a RAT1+. It's very lightweight, you can adjust the length of the mice but limited, I wish you have a lot of option for that. The quality seems fair, clicking really sounds and feels crispy. The cord feels cheap. To download the software for your designated mouse, you have to enable Anywhere in setting for downloading because my laptop keeps saying it's harmful because it's an .exe I guess and it comes from a web given from the manual. About the comfort is kinda not so satisfied. For a $30 mouse it's worth the price and do the job.

I am a big fan of the old RAT1 mouse and its minimalistic skeleton frame design. I wish that mouse were made with better quality--I would gladly pay double. I knew my RAT1 would eventually wear out and so I planned ahead and got one of these RAT1+ mice hoping to continue the lineage. The mouse feels good in all aspects since it's very close to the original RAT but it has a poor sensor in it which immediately renders the mouse useless to me. I play FPS games and even a modest flick (like a quick 180 degree turn) always results in the sensor spazzing out and losing tracking. The original RAT1 was able to handle it just fine. What a shame and a waste. Why even put such a sensor into a 'gaming' mouse? Again, I'd happily pay more if somebody would manufacture a mouse like this that actually had decent quality but it seems this type of form factor is a niche in the mouse world. I guess this thing is fine if you want a super light mouse for just working on your computer. (I ended up just getting a Razer Cobra to match the rest of my Razer gear and while it's a bit different--much more conventional style--it's been working great for me.)