Mad Catz Eclipse Touch Mouse

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Pros:

Looks great on a coffee table.
Browser gestures worked great, accuracy, design.

Cons:

Not recommended for constant or regular use.
Touchscroll not all it was hyped up to be, gestures aren’t customizable, not ergonomically designed

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Last revision on August 2, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Looks great on a coffee table
Browser gestures worked great, accuracy, design

Reviewers Didn't Like

Not recommended for constant or regular use
Touchscroll not all it was hyped up to be, gestures aren’t customizable, not ergonomically designed

Expert reviews and ratings

The Eclipse Touch Mouse has a very appealing look to it. The small stature means that this mouse can be taken almost anywhere and can be used in tight spaces. With 1600 DPI, while low maybe for some gamer’s standards, the cursor across the screen...

By TechReaction.net on August 05, 2010

A mouse designed for the 'professional' user. Can the mouse get beyond the form and give some function? Let's find out!Full Review:Eclipse is an arm Mad Catz, they focus on personal use peripherals that lean more toward what I would like to...

By GamingShogun on June 10, 2010

The Eclipse Touchmouse, which is built by Mad Catz, is an exceptionally stylish looking mouse which is very accurate and easy to use. Some people may not find that it is ergonomic, although I had no problems and my hands are rather large. The...

By Chip Chick on March 31, 2010