There are a couple of small LED lights on the R.A.T. To give you an example of how good this is, here is an 8200 DPI test from a mouse that did ok for 8200. In fact, I’ve never seen a sensor perform anywhere near this good at this kind of speed. Right up to 8200 DPI and things are still smooth as silk. Now things are getting serious, still no problems and a silky smooth read out. TE is immensely good, the first range of tests at 800 DPI passed with flying colours. The support tab is handy for checking for updates, contacting technical support, finding tutorial videos and more. Sensor damping isn’t a feature you often see on a mouse, but it’s certainly welcome especially if you keep your speakers on your desktop like me. The lift-off height has a range of low to ultra low, just enough to tune the sensor to the type of gaming surface you are using. Power management settings for those times you don’t need everything dialled to 11. The sniper precision aim button is easily configured thanks to a simple slide bar.
If four settings are too much for you, you can lock the DPI to one speed and use the DPI toggle button as an extra macro button keep in mind you still have the left sniper button for quick DPI adjustments. The DPI can be set between DPI you can apply up to four custom speeds to the DPI toggle button on the mouse. The Macro recording feature is nice and easy to use, you can also customise your macros icon to make it easier to find custom settings in the browser tab. On the left of the window you can create new profiles for saving multiple shortcut and macro sets.
MAD CATZ RAT 7 MACROS FULL
TE is packed full of features, but MadCatz have laid it out in a nice and clear format that allows for quick changes to the settings you need you can simply drag and drop shortcuts onto the mouse buttons to apply them.
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