The Physical Characteristics comparison is just a viewable representation of the devices' length, width, height and weight. Sensor, Latency and Other Features are, instead, computed within the range 0-->100, taking into account if the variable is getting better with the increase of its value (e.g the highest max DPI, the better it is) or vice versa (the lowest Click Latency, the better); for example, a score of 50 for both devices means they are equal, scores of 70 and 30 mean that first one better. So, the data are homogeneous to provide immediate meaning, higher bar(s) means better value(s). An empty graph means that there is not enough data to compute that comparison (one value or both are missing).
Aiding our visitors to the final choice between the mice.
This final paragraph will help you in the decision making process, between Logitech Lift and Mad Catz R.A.T. 6+, and in selecting the mouse that is performing better and best suits your needs. We are aware that every user has own needs and preferences, due to this each mouse could be better for some features and worse for other ones. The purpose of the text is to highlight this possibility and generate an "overall score" for a purchase decision.
First of all, mice have different utilization aim, Lift is meant to be Ergonomic mouse while R.A.T. 6+, instead, Gaming mouse. The first one is younger, 2 years old, being released in the 2022, while R.A.T. 6+ is older, 5 years old, being released in the 2019. The production age difference is 3 year(s). This makes the Lift kind of more attractive in terms of freshness.
• Dimensions, Weight, Ergonomy 📐⚖️🫳
When it comes to evaluate mice dimensions, you should take into consideration the size of your hand and check if it would properly fit it or not. In this case, you should check which mice would be the fittest. Compared to R.A.T. 6+ mouse, Lift is ~48.00 mm (or ~1.89 in) Shorter, ~18.00 mm (or ~0.71 in) Narrower and ~69.00 mm (or ~2.72 in) Higher, which makes it, overally, 3 mm (or 0.12 in) different in size and not significantly influencing the choice based on own's hand size.
Considering the weight, Logitech Lift is 4% heavier, a difference of 5.00 g (0.01 lbs), which can be considered not so significant. We do not express a particular preference for heavier or lighter mice, being this a completely personal objective preference. However, R.A.T. 6+ offers weight personalization (addable weights or editable shape) while Lift does not.
Regarding the Ergonomy, Lift is meant to be Ambidextrous (2 versions) while R.A.T. 6+ is Right-handed. They offer different grip, Palm grip, Claw grip by Lift while R.A.T. 6+ has Palm grip, Claw grip, Fingertip grip; this last one can be considered more adaptable, with a number of grip possibilities equal to 3 instead of the 2 offered by the other one.
• Sensor and Latencies 🐭⏱️
Let's now compare Logitech Lift sensor with the one of Mad Catz R.A.T. 6+. The two mice share the same sensor technology, that is Optical, but different sensor model: Logitech Advanced Optical Tracking equipped by Lift and PMW3360 used by R.A.T. 6+. It is very important to say that, although tech and model sometimes coincide, the assembly and composition of interior circuits might result in different specs and latencies.
Resolution, Max Acceleration and Max Tracking, Polling Rate and Lift Off
The mice offer different resolution range (DPImax - DPImin), the Lift provides 3600 DPI/CPI, while R.A.T. 6+ offers 11900 DPI/CPI, meaning that the last one has way larger range. Consider picking up the one having the sensitivity range that mostly suits your needs, depending on the aim (Gaming/Business) but also the kind of game you are going to use it mostly (e.g. FPS is different than RTS or MOBA). If you need a higher precision mouse, meaning that for the same length of shift the mouse will recognize more movement, "reading" more dots per inch and, in other words, will move faster on the screen, R.A.T. 6+ is offering 67% better Max Resolution, 8000 More DPI/CPI.
Take into account that max G and max IPS mostly affect activities requiring very fast mouse shift, together with the shift latency that we will analyse further in this section.
Lift has a Polling Rate of 125 Hz, in other words it reports data to computer 1 time every 8.00 ms, while R.A.T. 6+ is characterized by 1000 Hz or an input every 1.00 ms, making this last one having 88% better Polling Rate. Lastly, the Lift Off distance of R.A.T. 6+ shows an higher value, 2 mm, a significant difference of 0.80 mm. Anyway, R.A.T. 6+ offers adjustable lift off distance through software.
Click and Shift Latencies
At the moment there is no available data to compare the mice click latency, since the data of R.A.T. 6+ is missing. We apologize for the inconvenience, you can request priority data update through the contact page. However, Lift has a click latency of 11.7 ms which can be considered above the average, compared to a medium quality mouse. Anyway, we feel it is important to underline that the differences in latencies are often more perceptible from the machine's point of view rather than human's, reducing the real impact of these values and deviations. At the moment there is no available data to compare the mice shift latency, since the data of R.A.T. 6+ is missing. Contact us to request priority data update. However, Lift has a shift latency of 17.7 ms which can be considered above the average, compared to a medium quality mouse.
• Other Features 📎
Let's now have a look, finally, to the general features of the two mice. They are equipped with different Switch Technology, Lift has - while R.A.T. 6+ has Unknown; The Feet Material is the same, PTFE. Considering the available Number of Buttons, 6 offered by first mouse and 11 offered by the second one, a moderate difference of 5 that can be considered important or not depending on the utilization purpose. The first one has a declared battery time of 8640h (type: AA), the second one has a duration of NaNh (type: n/a) meaning a difference of NaNh. In the end, the features offered by Logitech Lift are On board Memory, Adjustable Scroll-Wheel Resistance, Silent Clicking, while Mad Catz R.A.T. 6+ is giving On board Memory, DPI Indicator, RGB Lighting, Customizable RGB.
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Final Choice & Ranking
Numerical and Graphical Scoring of the Lift and R.A.T. 6+ models, for buying decision.
In this final section you will find Mouse Specs comparison score of the two mice. The graphs below are elaborated considering the most important variables per each type of device utilization.
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Comparison Score
Mouse Specs comparison score has been computed equally weighting the "OVERVIEW" comparison variables of the above Graph, with a medium value of 3 out of 5.
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