Gaming mouse mad-catz R.A.T. 6+ USB Type-A, right-hand, 12,000 DPI, 11 buttons, black, wired

The Mad Catz R.A.T. 6+ is a right-hand wired gaming mouse with a USB Type-A connection, built around a lightweight chassis and the Pixart PMW3360 optical sensor. It delivers up to 12000 DPI, 12000 fps frame rate and supports up to 50 G acceleration for precise tracking. The mouse features 11 programmable buttons, an adjustable palm rest for different grip styles and three independent RGB illumination zones with 16.8 million colors. Onboard memory stores up to four profiles so settings travel with the mouse.

Advantages

The R.A.T. 6+ uses a rigid yet lightweight construction that positions the sensor for balanced tracking and long-term durability. Primary buttons use OMRON switches rated for 50 million clicks. Adjustable ergonomics let you change palm-rest length to suit palm, claw or fingertip grips. The Pixart PMW3360 sensor provides high-speed, low-latency tracking, while the Flux software enables deep customization of sensor settings, button macros and RGB lighting. Onboard profile memory allows quick profile switching without software.

Suitable for

• Competitive and casual PC gaming where precise tracking is required
• Players who use palm, claw or fingertip grips (adjustable palm rest)
• Users needing multiple programmable buttons and macro support
• Setups that benefit from customizable RGB lighting and onboard profiles

Key specifications

• Form factor: Right-hand
• Sensor: Pixart PMW3360 optical
• Maximum resolution: 12000 DPI
• Frame rate: up to 12000 fps
• Acceleration: up to 50 G
• Buttons: 11 programmable buttons
• Scroll: Wheel
• Interface: USB Type-A (wired)
• Illumination: 3 RGB zones, 16.8 million colors
• Onboard memory: up to 4 profiles
• Weight: 0.12 kg

How to use

Connect the mouse to a PC using the USB Type-A cable. Install the Mad Catz Flux software to customize DPI steps, lift-off distance, USB report rate, button assignments and RGB effects. Use the adjustable palm rest to set the length appropriate to your grip style. Save preferred configurations to one of the four onboard profiles to enable portable settings without the software. Use the DPI toggle to change sensitivity on-the-fly for precision aiming.

Recommendations

For consistent tracking, use a quality gaming mouse pad and ensure firmware and Flux software are up to date. Calibrate DPI and lift-off height in software to match your surface and play style. Replace mouse when primary switches approach their lifecycle if double-clicking or missed clicks appear, despite the 50 million click rating.