Mad Catz Cyborg M.M.O. 7 Gaming Mouse Review

Others/Mice & Keyboards by stefan @ 2012-03-26

The latest mouse from the Cyborg series is specifically designed for M.M.O. players, brings with it the nice features we have previously seen on the Albino and adds a lot more like extra programmable buttons, RGB LED lighting, the M.M.O shift feature, the unique 5D button, dual ActionLock or the custom World of Warcraft plugin. Custom presets for many games are also offered for download on the Cyborg website, so we do not have to lose extra time and can start gaming right away!

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A Closer Look Part II

The screwdriver can be removed really easy and during usage, when attached, it does not create any comfort issues:

 

 

 

With the screwdriver out, we can also remove two extra items in order to access the weights:

 

 

 

The weights are in a number of 5, six grams each; the M.M.O. 7 is not very light so people that have used cheaper plastic bodied mice prior to it may feel the need to remove them completely on the first stage:

 

 

 

Here is how the bottom of the mouse looks like, with the weights removed:

 

 

 

The palm rests are easy to remove, by pressing on the orange metallic piece and pulling outwards, at the same time:

 

 

 

By removing the component completely, we can also discover that it can be placed in different positions:

 

 

 

The pinkie rests are also removable, by removing the center screw; near the right button, we can find an extra orange button, meant for the "shift" function, for doubling the functions of the buttons:

 

 

 

 

The thumb rest holds no less than 5 programmable buttons; the “sniper” button now can be moved in 4 extra directions, like a small joystick (Mad Catz likes to call this button 5D); in the same area we can find the second scroll wheel:

 

 

 

On the thumb rest we can also locate a Cyborg logo:

 

 

 

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Comment from Teemto @ 2012/04/06
Nice review Stefan. With which mouspad(s) did you test? I currently use the RAT9 for Lotro with a Razer Destructor and sometimes it gives me a hickup in the mouse movements. Either it's very dust sensitive or it's not compatible with the Destructor.
Comment from Stefan Mileschin @ 2012/04/06
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Originally Posted by Teemto View Post
Nice review Stefan. With which mouspad(s) did you test? I currently use the RAT9 for Lotro with a Razer Destructor and sometimes it gives me a hickup in the mouse movements. Either it's very dust sensitive or it's not compatible with the Destructor.
Hello there,

Thanks for the appreciation. I have used the ModMyMachine SlamePad I have also reviewed on Madshrimps.

 

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