Regarding the documentation, we will get some warning messages, leaflets for the Damage Inc and Combat Pilot, a set of very nice Mad Catz stickers with different dimensions, the manual and some info regarding technical support and warranty:

The mouse is also supplied with a set of batteries:

The R.A.T.M. design resembles the previous generation and the top is completely made from shiny plastic (in different colors):

The left and right click buttons have OMRON switches and near the left click we have a separate Wing Button. The scroll wheel is made completely from aluminum and near it we have the DPI switch button:

On the back side we have the battery compartment of the mouse, which is easy to remove if we follow the instructions inside the manual:

The left side of the mouse unveils the 5D Button, the pre-programmed Internet Back/Forward buttons and to the right we also have a small button which needs to be pressed in order to remove the batteries:

On the top side of the programmable buttons we have two activity LEDs (one for Bluetooth connectivity and the other one for DPI switching):

On the back side of the mouse we can see the most of the surface covered with a sticker, which lets us know of the next installation steps we need to follow: