The company might have stood the test of time... the same can't be said about their products. Plenty of stories about main buttons failing, all my friends who had one ended up with tracking / clicking issues after a few months. On top of their insane prices... hard pass.

Nah biggest issue is the thumb buttons, after a while they feel like razor blades cutting into the thumb... been the same design all the way back to the original rat. Terrible design.

Had a R.A.T TE , had problems with it, the cursor would stop moving for 2-5 seconds a few times a day. Might have been on my end, usb port faulty or it could just have been the mouse. Either way i'd be willing to give them another chance.

Looks like a terribly bulky remnant from early 2000. Alas, I have never used one and can't comment on its comfort. I do like the retro mouse comeback though. Just picked up the Intellimouse pro and it has been a dream so far.

It's comfortable if you're into claw grip mice, i tried extending mine to the max for a palm grip but it needed more contact support in the back because if i'd put too much pressure on the back it would raise it's tip. I have small hands btw. Maybe they made some changes to these new ones to offer better support for palm grip users.We'll see.

[SPOILER="Long time ago I had GM3200 from Saitek. "] https://pctuning.tyden.cz/ilustrace3/mitrega/gm3200/13.jpg [/SPOILER] Gave it to family member when it felt morally obsolete. Then after years it became morally obsolete again 🙂 That thing is still working. Only weakness it had was that it did not like some surfaces. I did consider MadCatz mouses many times as I have their top tier joystick and gamepad. [SPOILER="(And one old Saitek cyborg 3d gold that's still working after 20 years like new one.)"] https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/41QBGVKAMRL._SX342_.jpg [/SPOILER] But I was never fully happy with design + wireless functionality of their mouses. I did not feel like I need servo driven parts, but I wanted wireless functions. And I wanted bit more comfortable shape. - - - - Since I moved to Roccat Kone (Later Kone Optical XTD), I do not really feel the need for other brand. I like their programmability which is on par with Saitek. Only thing I miss is smaller size (Claw grip), for higher precision and speed. - - - - One day I'll feel need to buy new mouse again. And as always I'll check what Saitek has to offer in Cyborg series.

Grumpymangrumbling2019:

Be interesting to learn how this is a gaming mouse if you cant keep your thumb in contact with the mouse surface for a more precise and accurate control movement.

I see nothing that would prevent you from doing that.

Grumpymangrumbling2019:

If that was true it would have to look like this. https://i.imgur.com/6tyT3q3.jpg

You removed thumb rest. That's practically just above surface level. Your thumb ends up in between removed part and buttons. Precision button is at height where thumb should be in most of cases. And this side part can be replaced for one which does not have rest. I expect that one of replacements for right side enables you to rest your pinkie finger so it does not drag on mouse pad.

They could re-release their whole mouse series with updated sensors, and I'd be very happy. Miss my RAT 7.....