The Cyborg R.A.T. 7 is certainly unique looking and will turn heads at your next LAN party.
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Here you can get a good look at the R.A.T. 7’s profile. There is a big side scrolling button in the middle and on the end facing right you can see the adjustment tool. It goes where the mouse goes.
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The tool is removed from its carrying position.
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The palm guard slides off the slotted metal bar.
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Using the tool, you can change out the pinky rest.
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The R.A. T. 7 comes with three different pinky rests, but I liked the tray-style the best.
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On the other side, you can use the tool to adjust the thumb button housing to move up and down the length of the mouse and to flare out away from the mouse if you want.
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Remove or add weights to fit your style.
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Told you it was handy. All the parts fit snugly in the case.
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For mouse, even a gaming mouse, this is a lot of parts to keep track of.
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Mark W. Kaelin has been writing and editing stories about the information technology industry, software, hardware, gaming, finance, accounting, and technology geekdom for more than 30 years.
