Mad Catz Cyborg R.A.T. 3 Gaming Mouse

• Average user rating: 3.5 stars out of 4 reviews
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• 10 stars

  well adjusted for mainstream market

  by GeordieUK on August 23, 2011

  Pros: Durable, smooth, responsive, as well as aesthitically pleasing, cheap enough for mainstream gaming.

  Cons: A bit light, but you get used to it, over sensitive on unpacking so you have to adjust to your needs

  Summary: Clearly xXCALLofDUTYXx doesn't know a decent mouse when he has one, i can't understand how he managed to break one the first day he had it, its built ...

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  Summary: Clearly xXCALLofDUTYXx doesn't know a decent mouse when he has one, i can't understand how he managed to break one the first day he had it, its built like a tank, but moves like its on silk, and why did he buy one if he felt it looked like a piece of crap?...obviously a child, as he saw it, wanted it, got it, and didn't like it after...
  if you want a decent responsive good looking gaming mouse, for a decent price, then this is for you, if you are like xXCALLofDUTYXx I suggest you go buy a cheap mouse from Genius or Trust and look forward to lacklustre performance from that, as you probably don't know quality when it jumps up and bites you.

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• 10 stars

  Best gaming mouse for the money I have ever seen.

  by amazingace on November 13, 2012

  Pros: The mouse has a very light weight but is very smooth. The clicks and scroll are precise. It feels very good in the hand. The adjustment to change the dpi settings on the fly work great.

  Cons: Probably not the best mouse for people with large hands or who are incapable of seeking a replacement mouse from the manufacturer if they get a bad one.

  Summary: I have a RAT 7, a Logitech G 700, a Mionix Sensei, a Steel Series XAI and 3 Raxer gaming mice and I like this better than any of them. ...

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  Summary: I have a RAT 7, a Logitech G 700, a Mionix Sensei, a Steel Series XAI and 3 Raxer gaming mice and I like this better than any of them. The fact that it costs less than half of the rest of them doesn't hurt.

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• 5 stars

  Unreliable, broke with simple desktop use in an hour.

  by gdoverkill on April 24, 2012

  Pros: adjustability, size, and if you find a working one, it beats alot of the other mouses in the same price range.

  Cons: well, it broke within first hour of use, just stopped and never woke up. This being the cheapest model without weights, it shows in series of fast movements.

  Summary: It looks different, and edgy, but actually fits your hand quite nicely. Buttons are placed for easy access to several programmable commands, and a nice list of games with presets. ...

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  Summary: It looks different, and edgy, but actually fits your hand quite nicely. Buttons are placed for easy access to several programmable commands, and a nice list of games with presets. It looks a frail, but is sturdy enough to drop a few times I suppose. Only if the mouse would have worked for more than an hour, I could actually give some nice review, but. Within the hour, first, it worked on every surface smoothly, but in 15 minutes, it first started to drag on dark surfaces, then on every kind of surface, and finally it stopped, lights out. Unplugged it naturally and tried several cpr-techniques but no, back to the shop it went.

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• 3 stars

  DO NOT BUY THIS!!!

  by xXCALLofDUTYXx on December 26, 2010

  Pros: Absolutely nothing.

  Cons: Broke the first day I had it.
  Looks like a peace of crap.
  Button 3 stopped working.

  Summary: This mouse SUCKS.

  Summary: This mouse SUCKS.

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