Got 200$ to spend on a mouse?? This thing is pretty cool.

[Shawn R. L.]

Too pricey for my tastes, but it is a cool design.

http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/reviews/2010/07/overkill-as-art-ars-reviews-the-cyborg-rat-7.ars

 

[funnymouth]

damn, that thing looks high tech. intimidatingly so.

 

[Dragonsreach]

Somewhat reminds me of the "Tumbler " style Batmobile.

Wonder what it feels like to use?

 

[freakinacage]

id love to see how comfortable it feels

 

[nels0nmac]

Damn that looks scary ... it's like a stealth transformer. Any minute you'd be expecting it to open out and start blasting everything!!

$200 is somewhat pricey, but I bet that gamers will like it, with all the buttons and what not so at least some people will buy it.

 

[Einion]

Yeah, a bit rich for my blood too. I think honestly that amount of adjustability is a gimmick anyway.

There are many (well, a few) less-adjustable mice with all or nearly all of the other features that do that job as well, for less moolah.

Einion

 

[ded2day]

I think it looks good, and as an occassional weekend gamer, I like the adjustments and extra buttons. It is abit pricey for me.

 

[generulpoleaxe]

Good god, you computer geeks are getting as bad as guitarists lol

 

[littlewolf1176]

Yeah but someone like me ~ who has rather big paws its very nice. Everything these days are designed for the person with small hands and whos a righty. i mean lets face it its just not cost effective, what i mean is save money building it but charge an arm, leg, and the right wing of your house to have one. on a personal not 200$ yeah i think its too pricey for my beer and mini budget ha or lack there of.

 

[RuneBrush]

I've got the Cyborg joystick that's got similar adjustability and have to be honest and say its the most comfortable computer peripherals I've ever used. However this mouse does seem a little expensive when you could pay a fraction of the price for one that's *almost* as comfortable.