 Now I already looked at the RAT7 on my channel and that was the highest end of the RAT, the rat series of, well, mice. I guess they're rats if you want to be really technical about it. See, rat kind of like that. So that is the highest end from this series. So now we're going to have a look at the RAT3, which is the value rat mouse. So the first thing that stands out about the RAT3 is it lacks some of the customization options of the RAT7. It also is a lower DPI sensor, so to say 3200 DPI sensor. So let's have a look at what else Satec has to say for this particular gaming mouse. Okay, 3200 DPI, we got that. Next we have low friction PTFE slick feet. Alright, so what I normally call slippy pads, they're calling slick feet. I guess either one of those terms will do. And we have a gold-plated USB connector to make sure that you've always got good contact. It's going to be corrosion resistant, all that good stuff. Okay, so 400 to 3200 DPI in 400 DPI steps. I like that. It's quite a bit finer than some of the other gaming mice that I've seen out there. Acceleration up to 10 G's. Pulling rate is dynamic up to 500 Hz. So that is 500 times per second. Tracking speed is up to 1.2 meters per second. Wow, good luck moving a mouse that fast. Okay, everything else here is fairly straightforward. Okay, LED colors are red, blue, and purple for each mode. Alright. Cool, nothing on this side. On the other side we see, oh yeah, we already looked at this. Re-map programmable buttons and create custom macros with the powerful ST software. Okay, that's something I didn't see before. Four user-definable DPI settings and nine user-definable commands via three programmable buttons and a three-position mode switch. Okay, so why don't we start getting this thing open? If I can figure out how to open the box. I had a lot of trouble with the Rat 7 as I recall. So there's actually four mice in the Rat series. There's the three, the five, the seven, and the nine. So they've conveniently built themselves in enough room to do an entire upgraded series called the four, six, eight, and ten, I guess. So the main differences are in terms of how much customization there is. Okay, so the Rat 7, you can change almost every dimension of the mouse even. How much customization there is and what features it has. So the Rat 9, for example, is basically a wireless version of the Rat 7. Just in case you were wondering, what is the difference between the nine and the seven? So yeah, this packaging is just a total bear to get open. There we go. Aha, so let's find the accessories here inside first. There we go. So Cyborg. So it's a Satech brand, which is, I believe, a Mad Cat's brand. So sort of brand within a brand within a brand. Ultimately, as long as it's good stuff, it doesn't really matter. Okay, so here we go, cyborggaming.com. Ah, here we go. Here's a summary. Look at that. They're going to make life easy for me. Okay, so oh, fly. So these are the keyboards. Okay, so there's the clip cyborg keyboard. There's a fly. Okay. Oh, no, fly is a joystick. Aha, that helps. Okay, look, product guide. I love this. Okay, so the three. Four user-definable DPI settings. Okay, the five has 30 grams of removable weights. I don't believe we're going to find removable weights in the three. Fifteen user-definable commands via five programmable buttons. So there's one of the differences. The rat seven, yes. Interchangeable pinky and palm rests. Four user-definable DPI settings. Precision aim mode. That one is the fully featured mouse. And then the rat nine is the wireless version of that guy. Okay, so let's look at the rat three mouse and see what we think of it. Really? Oh, okay, they've fastened it with a twist tie here. I was like, why can't this come out? And then I realized why it can't come out. So I've completely trashed the packaging now. All right, so let's see what we can adjust. Oh, it looks like we do have some adjustments. We have more customizability than I had originally thought. So here we go. Let's have a closer look at this guy. First of all, we've got the hex key right here. So that one is to slide this back and forth. Okay. Next, we have a hex key over here. And that one. How does that move it? Guess I'll have to figure this out off camera. Okay, so I figured it out. The rat three is not adjustable in any way. These are to label the back and forward button. So let's go through everything that is included on this mouse. Why don't we start with the forward and back button? So these are programmable buttons. You can change what you want them to do. And that is a pretty cool thing. Okay, here we have indicator LEDs for the DPI setting. So you have up to four user-definable DPI settings. And you can pick the mode here that you desire. Okay. And there's also a DPI adjusting button here. Okay, this is rapid fire. This is your right click, which is not rapid fire. Okay, over here on the other side, you have no buttons. Now, unlike the higher end mice, the rat three does not include like a metal plate on the bottom. It is a fully plastic design. You have a, oh yeah, you have a middle click as well as a mouse wheel. I should show you that. This is just for show as far as I can tell. It's kind of like a cool, like cooling pipe looking thing that's built right into the mouse. Now, it's quite, even though it looks like there's kind of pieces missing and it might not be comfortable, it actually fits quite nicely into like a claw type grip. And the thing about that particular grip is it's pretty flexible. You can use a small mouse, whether you have small hands or big hands, you should be able to hold the rat three fairly comfortably for gaming. So there's your laser sensor on the bottom. And I forget how many DPI it is. 3200 DPI laser sensor. It's actually labeled right there. Good for me. And there are your slippy pads on the bottom of the mouse, including a very large one over your thumb, because that's probably where you're going to be putting a lot of pressure. If you hold a mouse anything like the way that I do. So thank you for checking out my unboxing of the rat three. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings and other computer and gaming style videos with me. There's your gold plated USB connector. Look at that, even has a little cyborg logo on it.