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# 6400 DPI laser sensor for pinpoint accuracy Custom weight system up to 30g for perfect feel 6 programmable buttons with 18 commands via 3 modes Mad Catz R.A.T.7 Gaming Mouse for PC and Mac

**Brand:** mad catz
**Price:** ₪1028
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎮 Own the game with precision, power, and personalized control!

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- **What is this?** Mad Catz R.A.T.7 Gaming Mouse for PC and Mac by mad catz
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## Key Features

- • **Weight Your Way:** Add or remove up to 30g with the custom weight system to match your unique gaming style.
- • **Command Your Game:** 6 programmable buttons unlock 18 user-definable commands across 3 modes for seamless multitasking.
- • **Tailored Comfort & Grip:** Fully adjustable palm, thumb rests, and interchangeable pinkie grips to fit any hand style.
- • **Built to Endure & Perform:** Lightweight yet sturdy aluminum chassis ensures durability without sacrificing agility.
- • **Precision at Your Fingertips:** Adjust DPI on the fly with 4 custom settings per profile for ultimate control.

## Overview

The Mad Catz R.A.T. 7 Gaming Mouse delivers pro-grade performance with a 6400 DPI twin-eye laser sensor, customizable weight system, and 6 programmable buttons offering 18 commands across 3 modes. Its ergonomic design features adjustable palm and thumb rests plus interchangeable grips, all built on a durable aluminum chassis. Compatible with PC and Mac, it’s engineered for gamers and professionals craving precision, comfort, and full customization — making every click count.

## Description

From the Manufacturer Available in your choice of 4 colors Mad Catz R.A.T. 7 Gaming Mouse for PC and MacPlay to win with the Mad Catz R.A.T. 7. Uncompromising, unparalleled, and unmatched, the R.A.T. 7 helps you play like the pros, combining state-of-the-art technology with a jaw-dropping array of customizable features to produce the next step in the evolution of the mouse.Perfect Your GripHow do you hunt? Whether you 'palm' the mouse or 'claw' it, the Mad Catz R.A.T. 7 can quickly and easily adapt by adjusting in length to suit your hand size and grip style. In addition, the Thumb Panel moves forwards, backwards, and even pivots outwards to provide a comfortable platform from which all thumb buttons are easily accessible.Lightweight Aluminum ChassisStrong yet nimble, the solid metal frame forms the core of the Mad Catz R.A.T. 7 for enhanced rigidity.True 6400 DPI Laser SensorThe Mad Catz R.A.T. 7 Gaming Mouse's new-generation 'twin-eye' laser sensor reads each axis separately and tracks up to a stunning six meters per second with pinpoint accuracy. Pro gamers who prefer low sensitivity with high movement speed will always experience correct tracking and precision.Custom Weight SystemLike it light or heavy? Maybe you change the weight to suit your game? No matter, the Mad Catz R.A.T. 7 has you covered. Add or subtract up to five 6-gram weights in an instant to obtain the perfect weight for a perfect feel. Precision Aim ModeHit your target the first time every time. Use the included Mad Catz software to set your desired Precision Aim speed (mouse sensitivity), then hold down the Precision Aim button to slow down mouse movement to a level that works for you. You can even use the software to assign programmable features to the Precision Aim button, and then use it to execute keyboard commands like macros and keybindings - - a deadly weapon that will hit your enemy exactly where it hurts the most.Take Control of Your GamesWith the included programming software, you can create an unlimited number of profiles. For example, create a unique profile for each game or character, or for different builds (sniper, tank, healer, and more). Within each profile, you can customize you DPI settings, set Precision Aim sensitivity, create powerful macros and set keybindings. Each profile allows for 18 user-definable commands via six programmable buttons over three modes. 18 User-definable Commands via 3 Mad Catz ModesToggle between three individual Mad Catz R.A.T. modes at the touch of a button. Change sensitivity or programmable button actions in an instant and gain immediate access to a mind-boggling 18 commands!6 Programmable ButtonsCombine the programmable buttons with standard left and right mouse buttons and it all adds up to eight buttons with which you can punish your competition. Assign your choice of key gaming actions to programmable buttons to create your own custom profiles.Customize Your DPI SettingsFour user-definable DPI settings range from 25 to 6400 and the DPI button lets you easily cycle through your custom settings.Interchangeable Pinkie Grips and Palm Rests3 Pinkie Grips / 3 Palm Rests:One Pinkie Grip / One Palm Rest featuring the same soft-touch finish as found on the body of the Mad Catz R.A.T.One Pinkie Grip / One Palm Rest with a rubber inlay for enhanced gripOne Pinkie Grip that offers a 'wing shaped' design, allowing you to rest your pinkie finger during play for increased gripOne Palm Rest that is 4mm thicker to increase the height of the R.A.T.Powerful Mad Catz Programming SoftwareChange your DPI, set Precision Aim cursor sensitivity, create custom profiles for each game, and assign commands to your programmable buttons and modes. Easy, quick, and the all power you need right on your computer.Which R.A.T. Are You?Get the R.A.T. that is right for you. The Mad Catz R.A.T. 7 Gaming Mouse is available in both matte and gloss black, racing red, and white.Product Includes:Mad Catz R.A.T. 7 Gaming Mouse with Gold-plated USB Connector5X Removable 6g Weights2X Extra Palm Rests2X Extra Pinkie RestsProduct Specifications:USB 2.0 ConnectivityWorks with 64-bit & 32-bit Windows 8, 7, Vista, XP, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later (requires Intel processor for Mac)Requires internet connection for driver download Product Description Whether your genre of choice is FPS, MMO, RTS, RPG, or action-adventure, the Mad Catz R.A.T. 7 Gaming Mouse is designed to meet all of your gaming needs. The next-generation 'twin-eye' laser sensor reads each axis separately and tracks up to a stunning six meters per second with pinpoint accuracy. Featuring a gaming-grade 6400 DPI laser sensor, the R.A.T. 7 allows you to set four custom DPI settings ranging from 25 to 6400 per profile. Fully adjustable palm and thumb rests, removable pinkie grip, and custom weight system let you find your perfect feel. Use the included Mad Catz Macro Programming Software to create powerful macros, key bindings, and set your desired Precision Aim speed for help with headshots in your favorite FPS. Change sensitivity or programmable button actions in an instant and gain immediate access to a mind-boggling 18 commands! Whether at home, the office, or at school, the R.A.T. 7 Gaming Mouse delivers performance, comfort, adjustability, and enhanced programmability for all PC and Mac users.

Review: Bought a replacement for my RAT 5 - Let me begin to say this: I love my RAT5. It was a great mice. Bought it at a discount, and it is the most comfortable gaming mouse that I have ever used. The quality is great in terms of innovation and comfortability. However, Yes, the quality of the material or the way it is built makes this mouse one of the worst I have ever seen. It occasionally crap out on me due to software issue. If the mouse laser or the track pad is dirty, the mouse tracking system will not work well. After two years of gaming, the mouse died. Now, I have tried a range of mouse. None of them are as comfortable/customization as this. Therefore, i gave RAT7 a chance. The pinky rest is fantastic, so is the additional customization compared to RAT5. It is indeed a better version. Just hope that it will last. If it doesnt, i will not be buying Mad Catz mouse again. Simple summary: - Great comfort - Great customization - Great tracking - Worst build - Might crap out occasionally - Usually dies in 2 years ---Update--- Still loving this. I have tried other gaming mouses, and i guess i'm spoiled by this mouse. NONE of the other mouse just feel the same or comfortable. We need some real competition against Mad Catz please. Gamers/coders/pc users use mouse every day. Comfortability is the key. I have upgraded from 4 stars to 5 stars. ----Update2--- Just to confirm that this mouse is still working with no issues. It has been almost 2 years now. The only times that the sensor acts up is when dust or hair got into the laser part. That usually means I need to clean my desk. So far, I am very happy with the result. Prob. will buy another white one soon since I'm sick of other cheap chinese mouse.
Review: One of the best gaming mice on the market. - This is my 2nd RAT gaming mouse in 5 years. The first R.A.T. mouse I purchased was a R.A.T. 5 for a gaming rig I built in 2010. It lasted nearly 5 years of gaming while surviving drops, spilled drinks, heavy gaming use, and a few rage moments; but started to fail little by little during its 5th year of use. At first the thumb Mouse 4/5 buttons stopped working, then the right and left mouse buttons started to stick and/or double click. But after 5 years I was happy enough to say I got my money's worth. After those 5 years I'm building another new rig, and thought I would go with another R.A.T. mouse and decided to try out the RAT 7. This is the first RAT 7 I've owned, but not the first I've held, seen, or used. It would seem since 2010 at some point Mad Catz kept the model names but changed certain aspects of the mice. Whether they are simply aesthetic changes or both aesthetic and hardware I'm unsure of; all I know is there is a difference between the mouse I bought last month from a mouse of this brand 5 years ago. Older R.A.T. mice have a Black/White cybernetic-type face on the thumb rest and as the icon to change profiles, whereas newer RAT mice have 4 scratch marks instead of the face. I've also noticed weight differences between identical RAT 7s. I've had two RAT 7s side by side before, both with all 5 removable weights installed. One was too heavy needing 3 weights removed, while the other felt just fine with all weights kept in. I don't know if build quality has changed over the years or what the case was. Pros/Cons from my experience with RAT mice: Pros: - I've had good luck with build quality, which also translated to longevity. As stated earlier my first RAT 5 lasted nearly 5 years. I know Mad Catz has a reputation with older gamers as "that" company that sold the cheap knock-off controllers for cheap at the store. And some people seem to have complaints about this mouse breaking after very short periods of use. But to me it would seem they actually put some real effort into this mouse, and I've gotten great use. - Usable on pretty much any surface you can think of aside from glass. - 6400 max DPI means the mouse can be as sensitive as can be, or DPI can be dropped down so low it takes 20 full swipes to move across the screen. Sensitive enough to recognize quick twitch movements and fast high-speed snaps. Some mice boast DPIs far above 6400 DPI, but I can only think of a handful of games or applications I even need to come close to using the max 6400 DPI, and even then it's only for certain situations. - Precision aim button. Some may think it sounds like a stupid option only thrown in to justify a higher price, but being able to hold a button down and cut your DPI for quick, extremely precise movements can come in very handy. - Sturdy construction. Most all mice are pure plastic, and even if they are $100 just feel cheap in your hand. The RAT has a metal undercarriage which gives it a good solid frame, and gives you a good solid feeling while holding it. It also helps the mouse withstand an accidental drop or two that would crack or otherwise destroy another mouse. - Removable weights. Every person is different, some like heavier mice, some like lighter. A person may even prefer a heavier mouse for one game or program and a lighter mouse for another. This is where the removable weights come in handy with the RAT. You can go from near feather-light to hefty and anywhere in-between. Personally I like knowing I have a mouse in my hand, and being able to feel the mouse move, thus keeping in all the weights is my preference. - Pretty much every part of the RAT 7 bends side to side or extends front to back any way you could want, or has different pieces to screw on to fit your preference. It will accommodate a child's hand just as well as a grown man with large hands. I personally use the thumb buttons in games for often-used actions such as melee attacks, grenade throws, use keys, zooms, etc. Having a mouse where I can change how my thumb sits on the mouse not only adds a level of personal comfort, it makes hitting those buttons that much easier, and the response that much faster. Having an extended pinky rest as an option also makes this mouse feel that much more comfortable as half your hand isn't hanging off the side or your fingers dragging along the mouse pad. It also speaks to how well the buttons hold up being pressed as often as they are. - Buttons. There are just enough buttons to be useful without covering the mouse with tons of useless buttons to be accidentally pressed, get in the way, or just make the mouse feel uncomfortable in your hand. The left/right click are firm enough to prevent accidental presses, yet light enough that quick presses are easy. The DPI settings can be changed on the fly, something that can save you quiet some time fooling with mouse speeds in option menus. The mouse supports 3 profiles which are swapped with the press of a button. Each profile can support 4 separate DPI settings and each profile can have each button on the mouse customized to any keyboard button. DPI settings are changed with the press of a button. While playing a game if your mouse is too sensitive or not sensitive enough it can be fixed on the fly in a matter of seconds without pausing or getting into an options menu. For some reason I see some people complaining about the software used, but I can't see why. It's simple enough a toddler could use it. The software isn't even required unless you plan on programming buttons. - Braided USB line is tough, extends from the USB plug to the base of the mouse. Cons: - The USB cable may be a bit short for a small percentage of people. However unless your tower/laptop is on the other side of the desk from where you are sitting, there should be plenty of cable. - Cost. Although the mouse has a lot of features $100 dollars is quiet a pricetag for a mouse. - Left/Right Thumb Scroll is virtually useless. After 5 years of use of a RAT 5, and current use of a RAT 7 I have yet to ever use it, and don't think it's got native support by anything. It's really only put into use if assigned a button/macro in the software's profile editor. The button usually assigned to it is up/down scroll, to scroll through weapons on a FPS for example. Something easily done by the scroll wheel without the need to create custom buttons. - The RAT 5 was a sturdy build, but did not have the flexibility of the RAT 7. I can see the mouse having more weak points than a solid mouse, yet still stronger than a piece of plastic.

## Features

- Gaming-grade 6400 DPI Laser Sensor
- FPS-style Precision Aim Mode
- 6 Programmable Buttons (18 User-definable Commands via 3 Modes)
- Set and toggle 4 Custom DPI Settings per Profile
- Lightweight Aluminum Chassis
- Custom Weight System Add/Remove up to 30g for a Perfect Feel

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00A72ZRFY |
| Additional Features | Ergonomic Design |
| Antenna Location | Gaming |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Are Batteries Required | No |
| Brand | Mad Catz |
| Button Quantity | 5 |
| Color | Gloss black |
| Compatible Devices | Personal Computer |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Customer Reviews | 3.7 out of 5 stars 1,119 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Aluminum |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00707223059388, 00728658034238 |
| Hand Orientation | Right |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| Item Height | 3.5 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.2 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Mad Catz |
| Model Number | MCB4370800C2/04/1 |
| Mouse Maximum Sensitivity | 6400 Dots per Inch |
| Movement Detection | Laser |
| Movement Detection Technology | Laser |
| Number of Buttons | 5 |
| Operating System | Windows, macOS |
| Range | feet |
| Special Feature | Ergonomic Design |
| UPC | 182682404694 132017599694 021111396394 168141333736 728658034238 707223059388 724627300380 045556020249 300359975418 801200962590 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Mad Catz
- **Color:** Gloss black
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB
- **Special Feature:** Ergonomic Design
- **Movement Detection Technology:** Laser

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bought a replacement for my RAT 5
*by S***N on March 20, 2014*

Let me begin to say this: I love my RAT5. It was a great mice. Bought it at a discount, and it is the most comfortable gaming mouse that I have ever used. The quality is great in terms of innovation and comfortability. However, Yes, the quality of the material or the way it is built makes this mouse one of the worst I have ever seen. It occasionally crap out on me due to software issue. If the mouse laser or the track pad is dirty, the mouse tracking system will not work well. After two years of gaming, the mouse died. Now, I have tried a range of mouse. None of them are as comfortable/customization as this. Therefore, i gave RAT7 a chance. The pinky rest is fantastic, so is the additional customization compared to RAT5. It is indeed a better version. Just hope that it will last. If it doesnt, i will not be buying Mad Catz mouse again. Simple summary: - Great comfort - Great customization - Great tracking - Worst build - Might crap out occasionally - Usually dies in 2 years ---Update--- Still loving this. I have tried other gaming mouses, and i guess i'm spoiled by this mouse. NONE of the other mouse just feel the same or comfortable. We need some real competition against Mad Catz please. Gamers/coders/pc users use mouse every day. Comfortability is the key. I have upgraded from 4 stars to 5 stars. ----Update2--- Just to confirm that this mouse is still working with no issues. It has been almost 2 years now. The only times that the sensor acts up is when dust or hair got into the laser part. That usually means I need to clean my desk. So far, I am very happy with the result. Prob. will buy another white one soon since I'm sick of other cheap chinese mouse.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the best gaming mice on the market.
*by S***R on December 4, 2014*

This is my 2nd RAT gaming mouse in 5 years. The first R.A.T. mouse I purchased was a R.A.T. 5 for a gaming rig I built in 2010. It lasted nearly 5 years of gaming while surviving drops, spilled drinks, heavy gaming use, and a few rage moments; but started to fail little by little during its 5th year of use. At first the thumb Mouse 4/5 buttons stopped working, then the right and left mouse buttons started to stick and/or double click. But after 5 years I was happy enough to say I got my money's worth. After those 5 years I'm building another new rig, and thought I would go with another R.A.T. mouse and decided to try out the RAT 7. This is the first RAT 7 I've owned, but not the first I've held, seen, or used. It would seem since 2010 at some point Mad Catz kept the model names but changed certain aspects of the mice. Whether they are simply aesthetic changes or both aesthetic and hardware I'm unsure of; all I know is there is a difference between the mouse I bought last month from a mouse of this brand 5 years ago. Older R.A.T. mice have a Black/White cybernetic-type face on the thumb rest and as the icon to change profiles, whereas newer RAT mice have 4 scratch marks instead of the face. I've also noticed weight differences between identical RAT 7s. I've had two RAT 7s side by side before, both with all 5 removable weights installed. One was too heavy needing 3 weights removed, while the other felt just fine with all weights kept in. I don't know if build quality has changed over the years or what the case was. Pros/Cons from my experience with RAT mice: Pros: - I've had good luck with build quality, which also translated to longevity. As stated earlier my first RAT 5 lasted nearly 5 years. I know Mad Catz has a reputation with older gamers as "that" company that sold the cheap knock-off controllers for cheap at the store. And some people seem to have complaints about this mouse breaking after very short periods of use. But to me it would seem they actually put some real effort into this mouse, and I've gotten great use. - Usable on pretty much any surface you can think of aside from glass. - 6400 max DPI means the mouse can be as sensitive as can be, or DPI can be dropped down so low it takes 20 full swipes to move across the screen. Sensitive enough to recognize quick twitch movements and fast high-speed snaps. Some mice boast DPIs far above 6400 DPI, but I can only think of a handful of games or applications I even need to come close to using the max 6400 DPI, and even then it's only for certain situations. - Precision aim button. Some may think it sounds like a stupid option only thrown in to justify a higher price, but being able to hold a button down and cut your DPI for quick, extremely precise movements can come in very handy. - Sturdy construction. Most all mice are pure plastic, and even if they are $100 just feel cheap in your hand. The RAT has a metal undercarriage which gives it a good solid frame, and gives you a good solid feeling while holding it. It also helps the mouse withstand an accidental drop or two that would crack or otherwise destroy another mouse. - Removable weights. Every person is different, some like heavier mice, some like lighter. A person may even prefer a heavier mouse for one game or program and a lighter mouse for another. This is where the removable weights come in handy with the RAT. You can go from near feather-light to hefty and anywhere in-between. Personally I like knowing I have a mouse in my hand, and being able to feel the mouse move, thus keeping in all the weights is my preference. - Pretty much every part of the RAT 7 bends side to side or extends front to back any way you could want, or has different pieces to screw on to fit your preference. It will accommodate a child's hand just as well as a grown man with large hands. I personally use the thumb buttons in games for often-used actions such as melee attacks, grenade throws, use keys, zooms, etc. Having a mouse where I can change how my thumb sits on the mouse not only adds a level of personal comfort, it makes hitting those buttons that much easier, and the response that much faster. Having an extended pinky rest as an option also makes this mouse feel that much more comfortable as half your hand isn't hanging off the side or your fingers dragging along the mouse pad. It also speaks to how well the buttons hold up being pressed as often as they are. - Buttons. There are just enough buttons to be useful without covering the mouse with tons of useless buttons to be accidentally pressed, get in the way, or just make the mouse feel uncomfortable in your hand. The left/right click are firm enough to prevent accidental presses, yet light enough that quick presses are easy. The DPI settings can be changed on the fly, something that can save you quiet some time fooling with mouse speeds in option menus. The mouse supports 3 profiles which are swapped with the press of a button. Each profile can support 4 separate DPI settings and each profile can have each button on the mouse customized to any keyboard button. DPI settings are changed with the press of a button. While playing a game if your mouse is too sensitive or not sensitive enough it can be fixed on the fly in a matter of seconds without pausing or getting into an options menu. For some reason I see some people complaining about the software used, but I can't see why. It's simple enough a toddler could use it. The software isn't even required unless you plan on programming buttons. - Braided USB line is tough, extends from the USB plug to the base of the mouse. Cons: - The USB cable may be a bit short for a small percentage of people. However unless your tower/laptop is on the other side of the desk from where you are sitting, there should be plenty of cable. - Cost. Although the mouse has a lot of features $100 dollars is quiet a pricetag for a mouse. - Left/Right Thumb Scroll is virtually useless. After 5 years of use of a RAT 5, and current use of a RAT 7 I have yet to ever use it, and don't think it's got native support by anything. It's really only put into use if assigned a button/macro in the software's profile editor. The button usually assigned to it is up/down scroll, to scroll through weapons on a FPS for example. Something easily done by the scroll wheel without the need to create custom buttons. - The RAT 5 was a sturdy build, but did not have the flexibility of the RAT 7. I can see the mouse having more weak points than a solid mouse, yet still stronger than a piece of plastic.

### ⭐⭐ Great mouse.Just not that great for the price.
*by G***T on October 18, 2014*

Well it is a lot more accurate and precise than my $10 mouse and I really like the way it looks and feels. Just not $40+ more than my $10 mouse. And it has annoying habit of every once in a blue moon, so far only while typing, to stop moving up and down and diagonally out of the blue. The only thing that fixes this is a computer reboot. If it happens while writing a long e-mail or PM, this can be VERY annoying. Luckily I never disconnected my old wireless mouse out of pure laziness and it actually still works even while this mouse is connected. Well, I have had this mouse for awhile now and it is the best and at the same time the worst mouse I have ever owned. When it works, it is very responsive and a joy to use. It looks really cool too. But thats when it works. For long periods of time, the mouse will work perfectly. Them inexplicably for no reason, it just stops tracking. Usually by not being able to track to the left and right and diagonal. Whether I am typing or not. It is only fixable by rebooting the computer but even sometimes that dosn't work like now. It will act this way for a week or more while occasionally working fine. Then it will just start working properly again until the next time. No way could I possibly recommend buying this mouse. The only reason I still use it is because of the amount of money I paid for it Update. The last week or so the mouse started acting up again after a very long period of working really well. As of this morning the mouse completely refuses to track. The buttons continue to work. Rebooting does nothing at all any more. I have had enough and ordered a new mouse. Something not named MadKatz. I am sure this one will start working again before the new one arrives but once it does, this will be nothing more than a paper weight.

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