Awesome Mad Catz

Mad Catz’ modular new entry-level mouse has three parts: the chassis, the palm rest and the sensor module, i.e. the actual mouse. You can take just the sensor module with you if you want a compact mouse, and soon you’ll be able to 3D print custom palm rests.

Like the R.A.T. mice, the S.T.R.I.K.E. 7 is all about customization. It has five modules that can be connected in a variety of ways, including a touchscreen and an adjustable palm rest.

While it might look like an ordinary controller, the MLG Pro Circuit lets you swap thumbstick and D-Pads, so whether you like PS3 or Xbox 360 layouts, you can play both ways on either console.

The Cyborg M.M.O. 7 is made for MMO gamers, with 13 programmable buttons, a mode for keeping the left- or right-click button pressed down and a drag-and-drop World of Warcraft plug-in.

The Cyborg R.A.T. 7 Albino has all the features of the high-end R.A.T. series – removable weights, palm and pinkie rests, programmable buttons – plus a 6400 DPI sensor and matte white body.

Mad Catz updates its gaming-centric Cyborg line with four flavors of R.A.T. mouses; they top out with a programmable wireless 5600 dpi laser unit with weight system and Li-ion batteries.