http://www.wincert.net/news/hardware/1835-mad-catzr-announces-a-new-generation-of-premium-cyborg-gaming-mice.html

That's pretty sweet.

But,

• Cyborg R.A.T 9 Gaming Mouse – 5600dpi laser, programmable, weight system, rechargeable batteries, $129.99
• Cyborg R.A.T 7 Gaming Mouse – 5600dpi laser, programmable, weight system, USB powered, $99.99
• Cyborg R.A.T 5 Gaming Mouse – 4000dpi laser, programmable, weight system, USB powered, $69.99
• Cyborg R.A.T 3 Gaming Mouse – 3200dpi laser, USB powered, $49.99

Edited January 7, 201015 yr by LUZR4LIFE

Yes, as always, this turbo-mambo-jumbo mouses are always expensive, but most of the times, those mouses don't bring anything new to justify the high price.

Yes, as always, this turbo-mambo-jumbo mouses are always expensive, but most of the times, those mouses don't bring anything new to justify the high price.

New names justify higher prices. LOL

I'm still using a Logitech G9. If I were to upgrade I'd probably pick up a G9x, but I don't feel the need to jump from 2300dpi to 5700dpi. Most of the time I'm not even using the mouse at its maximum sensitivity anyway.

You'd have to pry this mouse from my dead, desiccated hand.

Edited January 7, 201015 yr by 5eraph

I am using a $5.00 Microsoft USB mouse. LOL It is laser so, that is a plus.

Thats INSANE!!! it looks like a car (the new Bat mobile to be precise)

A few weeks back my favorite mouse burnt out for some reason, it was a Microsoft Laser Mouse 6000 (R.I.P.) thankfully I have that Logitech one from you as a Backup N1K

Thats INSANE!!! it looks like a car (the new Bat mobile to be precise)

A few weeks back my favorite mouse burnt out for some reason, it was a Microsoft Laser Mouse 6000 (R.I.P.) thankfully I have that Logitech one from you as a Backup N1K

Well, recently my Logitech MX Revolution gone berserk too. I've replaced it with a cheaper Logitech mouse which doesn't use rechargeable battery.

looks unusual.

this is more of my taste though g500

probably going to replace my old mx518 soon

Edited January 8, 201015 yr by ccl0

Ars Technica has more information about the R.A.T. series. They have some nice things to say about it; for instance, it has a "sniper button."

Ars Technica has more information about the R.A.T. series. They have some nice things to say about it; for instance, it has a "sniper button."

I especially like this part:

The chassis is made of metal, so you can go ahead and slam it on your desk after a bad match... the desk may break, but the mouse should be fine.

LOL

HA HA