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It's easy to accuse Saitek's Cyborg of being over-engineered, but we like its range of features. In particular, the mouse can be set to perfectly match your hand size, with a noisy motor moving the rear section to fit. Then there's the fact that you ca...
Its motorised body and array of buttons certainly make this mouse stand out, but there are more practical and more comfortable mice...
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When I first embarked on my mission to find my perfect gaming mouse, Saitek were the first to offer me a mouse to review, the Cyborg Gaming Mouse. So why then, you may ask, is it the second mouse I have reviewed. The answer is simple; I had no way of c...
Huge amount of customisation, affordable...
Profiles not saved to mouse, takes some getting used to, have to switch profile to switch resolutions...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-10-04 02:52:37
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With a dpi reaching 3200, its 8 programmable thumb buttons and adjustable scroll wheel, the Saitek Cyborg is definitely a gamers mouse. On the innovative side, it features a motorised size adjustment (beware it is quite a noisy process), meaning you c...
7 programmable thumb buttons, Laser sensor: good on any surface, Adjustable definition from 400 to 3200 dpi, Sophisticated software...
Lacks comfort, Not for lefthand users, Complex software...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2011-10-04 02:52:37
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The Cyborg Mouse ended up being a bit of a disappointment, seemingly focusing more on gimmicks than genuine advantages to the modern gamer. While it can help improve the gaming experience, this more down to the software than anything else, and issues...
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Creating a mouse that stands out from the crowd has got to be a nightmare, especially when lurking in that crowd are the smugly popular G9 from Logitech and Microsofts latest Sidewinder. Youve got to have that look or gimmick thats going to set it a...
Some nifty features, Great profile setting software...
Size adjustment feature is pointless...
Creating a mouse that stands out from the crowd has got to be a nightmare, especially when lurking in that crowd are the smugly popular G9 from Logitech and Microsofts latest Sidewinder. Youve got to have that look or gimmick thats going to set it a...
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Venturing outside the box is always a risky thing. People like familiarity, yet they often want things to be new and different. Sometimes its a hit, sometimes a miss, but the constant is that innovation pushes the boundaries of what things can be, pos...
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gamespot.com Updated:
2011-10-04 02:52:37
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The Saitek Cyborg mouse really is a strange-looking beast. With its glowing scroll wheel, motorised body and multi-coloured lighting it looks every bit the part for a premium mouse. The question is, does all this flash and gadgetry actually make a dif...
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Bit-Tech.net Updated:
2011-10-04 02:52:37
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As far as inputs go, it’s hard to get much more fundamental than the mouse and, as far as gaming devices go, it’s hard to get much more important. They proclaim the fact on the back of the boxes and in all the hype and press releases and we all ro...
The Saitek Cyborg isn't a hugely bad mouse despite the issues we had with it and for the most part Saitek has put together a mouse that does the part, even if it doesn't look like it can. B-movie props aren't usually renowned for their usefulness in re...
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gwn.com Updated:
2011-10-04 02:52:37
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Lots and lots of buttons; first mouse to internally change size and succeed; hyperglide mouse feet work well on most surfaces. LowsDifficult to use drivers, no easy to change DPI settings onboard, insufficient explanation for button setup. Final verdic...
Lots and lots of buttons; first mouse to internally change size and succeed; hyperglide mouse feet work well on most surfaces.
Difficult to use drivers, no easy to change DPI settings onboard, insufficient explanation for button setup.
An excellent mouse, on par with some of the best weve tested, that is just plagued by poor software decisions. If the software was there, this mouse would be an Editors Choice.
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thinkcomputers.org Updated:
2011-10-04 02:52:37
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The Cyborg Laser Mouse is a part of many other gaming peripherals on the Cyborg series put out by Saitek. This mouse offers a unique design with many features. These include pre-installed Hyperglide mouse feet, 10 programmable buttons, 3200DPI, and a m...
Motorized size adjustment for all hand sizes, Hyperglide mouse feet preinstalled, Easily adjust and have multiple mouse configurations, 10 programmable buttons...
Takes a while to get used to...
The Saitek Cyborg Laser Gaming Mouse certainly isnt your typical looking mouse. Even though the mouse is sort of ugly it still performs to great standards. With 10 programmable buttons, adjustable scroll force, Hyperglide mouse feet, and a high DPI o...
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This item can be found at the following stores: Mad Catz really changed the game when they released their R.A.T. series of gaming mice. I always thought that the mice looked cool, but because of their design I doubted that they would be comfortable...
Solid quality construction, 10 programmable buttons, Palm rest extends out, Works out of the box, Long battery life, USB Bluetooth Dongle included...
“5D” button could have been implemented better, Hardcore gamers would not use a wireless mouse, No profiles, Price...
I think that Mad Catz has a very solid product in the R.A.T. M gaming mouse, it’s just should it really be called a gaming mouse? I know many hardcore gamers who use a laptop as their primary gaming device and they would never use a wireless mouse. If...
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