Date: 2015-05-06. Last updated: 2017-04-02. Mad Catz RAT 5 gaming mouse.

Create and edit unlimited profiles for all your games and desktop software. Assign complex macro commands with timing accuracy to 1/1000th of a second to any of the programmable controls. 125, 250, 500 or 1000hz. Left and right mouse button. Programmable buttons. 60g without cable. Have a Mad Catz R.A.T. They went bankrupt a year (?) ago and I've moved to another computer. Where can I find a download of the mouse software/application so I can change mouse settings? Edit: Windows 10 64 bit, looking for the Software download. Their download links have 'domain expired.'

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Rat 5 gaming mouse review. RAT 5 vs RAT 7 name thumb wheel Wireless Adjustable DPI Programmable Weights Rechargeable RAT 3 no no no 3.2k (optical) no no no RAT 5 yes no Adjustable length 4k yes yes no RAT 7 yes no Fully Adjustable 5.6k yes yes no RAT 9 yes yes Fully Adjustable 5.6k yes yes yes Is RAT Series Mouse Really Good? The RAT is a nice-looking mouse, but as for real functionality, it's lack luster. • The mouse is biggish.

Even though fully adjustable, but still big. • The buttons are only a few, much less than other gaming mouses, and not designed for comfort.

• Many users report that the laser went dead after a few month. • Many users report the software is lousy. • Silly weights that adds $$$. Mad Catz MOUS 9 Wireless Mouse This is their new one. “Mad Catz MOUS 9 Wireless Mouse for PC, Mac, and Mobile Devices” • Wireless USB. • Bluetooth Smart. • 1 AA battery.

• Adjustable palm length. • Claimed 1 year battery life. • Supports Windows or Mac Not very good reviews on amazon. The DPI cannot be adjusted. The Bluetooth doesn't seems to work on the Mac.

Mad Catz's models. At Tokyo Games Show 2014-09-19.

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• Pros Flexible design. • Cons Expensive. Sensor isn't quite as gaming-oriented as other Mad Catz mice.

• Bottom Line The Mad Catz M.O.U.S. 9 looks and feels like a flexible, albeit pricey, wireless gaming mouse, even if Mad Catz tries to promote it as a mouse for non-gamers. Mad Catz made a very strange choice when it made the M.O.U.S. 9 wireless mouse. It pitched the mouse as a powerful, everyday, non-gaming mouse. Despite its name being M.O.U.S. 9, its design coming from Mad Catz' R.A.T.

Gaming mice series, and its $129.99 (direct) price and wireless-mouse-with-nano-dongle-and-carrying-pouch status matching the company's gaming mouse. Indeed, if you were to compare the two mice at a glance, you'd be hard pressed to see the difference. 9 is more focused on its software-powered productivity features and Mad Catz is hesitant to describe its specific sensitivity compared to the R.A.T. M (but the M.O.U.S. 9 does use a laser sensor that can function on glass and most other surfaces), but as a gaming mouse it fares very well. More importantly, it's simply more comfortable than the R.A.T. M, with a larger design you won't notice packed in your bag but you will notice under your hand.

The mouse is available in red, white, and matte and glossy black versions, and while Mad Catz doesn't promote it as a gaming mouse, it gets the job done very well. Design The M.O.U.S. 9 is a full-sized Mad Catz mouse, dwarfing the company's similarly equipped R.A.T. M mouse by a few comfortable fractions of an inch.