The tin is just that really, a tin, with a small cyborg logo on the top.
I would of taken a picture of the case lid but due to the glossy nature and overpowering flash on the camera, it’s a white wash. To keep the spares safe, a rather large and well padded box is provided. The third rest is a smooth – extended grip. The little finger supports include the standard smooth surface and a rubber textured grip both are the low profile type and don’t stick out. The palm rests included are 2 slightly rubberized, smooth rests, each with a different height, and the 3rd is a soft, textured, low height grip. With all the parts out on show, it’s quite the collection. The little finger support actually changes the overall profile of the mouse and gives your finger something to both rest and tug on – definitely one of my personal favorite adjustments to the mouse. Though the palm rest in this picture looks the same as the default, it’s actually an extended height rest, lifting your hand up. Replace the palm and pinky rests and you end up with a very different mouse. The pinky rest is held in via a screw, which can be undone with the included Allen key (placed inside the weight compartment). Pushing it in pulls out the locking pin allowing the rest to move around. The palm slides over the top of this rail and is held in place via a small spring-loaded latch on the underside of each palm rest. Several notches are exposed, but these are however, purely decorative. The pinky and palm rest have been removed, along with extending out the thumb rest. There are 3 palm rests, 3 pinky (little finger) rests/grips, interchangeable weights, and the thumb rest can be pulled out and moved backwards and forwards via a screw.įor the most part, I’ll let the pictures do all the talking as there are lots of configurations available.įirst off, let’s strip the mouse down to it’s core. Wouldn’t be too surprised if more were made available in the future. 7 has quite the list of parts and alterations that can be made and I
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