#Mad catz rat 7 vs rat 8 Bluetooth#

The base of the mouse is made of a matte plastic of red color, which greatly facilitated the design of the mouse to 90 grams. The left lateral part smoothly passes into the base under the thumb. On the left panel at the top there are two mechanical keys (forward, backward), slightly ahead there is a round button of precise aiming. If necessary, they can be dismantled for maintenance or cleaning. The side panels have a soft-touch coating and are fastened to the screws for convenience. You can change 100 to 5000 DPI and thatвЂ™s covers almost all games genres. Behind wheel is a key for changing sensitivity on the fly. Additionally, switches are adapted to highest possible performance of APM, that in turn gives excellent outcomes and maximum durability.ДЄt the left of main keys is edge with additional button to change the color related to the selected profile mode.ДЄt the middle of the main keys is the scrolling wheel that has visible rubberized edges. An important feature of this mouse is OMRON switches used in the mouse buttons that can tolerate up to 20 million clicks. 2 main keys are separated, and left key is less as compared to the right. Mouse ButtonsД¤ essential parts of the mouse are at the upper part. The palm rest move along hard skids of the base. At the bottom of mouse there are holes and notches that donвЂ™t allow it to hang in lifted position. You can fix the palm rest in any position you like by the help of lock. Therefore you can easily change the grip type of the mouse from palm to claw and claw to palm. Clicking on the key will increase the size of the mouse and decrease as well. The back side is as it was before and there is no change in any element. Usually shape of Mad Catz Rat4 is in sharp edges and beveled surface that comes with world class functionality and ergonomics. Mad Catz 4 didnвЂ™t become exception and has the similar design line along with its own exclusive shape and features.

#Mad catz rat 7 vs rat 8 Bluetooth#

I want a Bluetooth mouse because I hate having to use dongles.This mouse include an unusual design that has distinctive features as compared to all other products from Mad Catz. I am well aware of the differences in cost, performance, etc. NOTE: Don't tell me to just get a wireless mouse with a USB receiver. I'll be using it for some gaming (Starcraft II mainly, some MMORPG, but not much) and school work. I like that the RAT M comes with a bluetooth dongle that nests inside it in case I ever want to use it with a computer that doesn't have bluetooth, but for the $26 price difference I could buy a bluetooth USB dongle, it just wouldn't nest in the mouse. Has anyone owned/used/seen both of the mice to offer some insight into if the RAT M is worth the extra $26? Are the pinkie buttons on the Orochi pretty easy to use, or should I view it as though it only has two programable buttons? I prefer the look of the Orochi and haven't had luck with Mad Catz prodcts in the past, but they seem like they have really upped their game in the last few years. However, no one near me even carries the RAT M, much less has a display of it, and the only store near me that carries the Orochi doesn't have a demo model (though they have demo models of every single other Razer product they carry). However, Amazon has the glossy black RAT M on sale for $86, and I think the button layout of the RAT M (with its thumb stic and index finger button) look superior to the Orochi (really unsure about using my pinkie for two of the four assignable buttons). Initially, I was pretty set on the Razer Orochi, which can be had for $60, signifigantly less the the RAT M's $125ish asking price.