Wired mouse a4tech bloody t7 t70 black. "Bloody rodent": Review of the gaming mouse Bloody T7 (photo)

My impressions of testing an affordable gaming mouse and mat. How interesting are the products, and are they able to interest you against the background of a large number of competitors in their segment.

Scope of delivery and packaging

- computer mouse A4 Tech T70 Bloody;

- branded stickers;

- documentation;

- an insert with a call to subscribe to the brand page in one of the social networks

All of the above is packed in a fairly compact box, made in the style of the manufacturer - a combination of corporate tones plus a rather large, so to speak, "array" of data placed on the walls of the package. In a word, both beautiful and at the same time very informative. I recommend taking a look!

Some specifications

Resolution: 800/1000/1200/1600/4000 DPI (adjustable);

Number of buttons: 8 + wheel button;

Memory: 160 KB;

Acceleration: 20 g ~ 23 g;

Frame rate: 6666 FPS;

Response time: 0.2ms;

Optical scroll: over 1 million revolutions;

Tracking speed: 60 ~ 160 inches / sec;

Processing speed: 2.41 Mpix / sec;

Metal legs: over 300 km;

Optical switches: over 20 million clicks

Body materials and build level

The body of the manipulator is dominated by matte plastic. However, at the same time, let's be fair - the gloss also got a lot: the edging of the lower part of the case, a couple of buttons on the "side" on the left + an insert with buttons on the top panel and the left side.

In addition to plastic, although not much, but strategically important attention was paid to such a material as rubber. From the latter, the edging of the wheel is implemented, and, in addition, there are inserts on the buttons for right and left clicks. From the point of view of usability, the solution is very convenient.

And finally, metal. Yes, computer mice are such solutions, the cases of which manufacturers do not particularly indulge in metal, and in the case of the T70, there are no exceptions. Nevertheless, in addition to the classics in the form of a USB connector edging, there are also first-class Armor Metal Mouse Fee feet along the perimeter of the bottom panel, which glide perfectly on almost any surface, and, besides, they are very good in themselves. wear resistance. In short, a really cool "thing"!

Everything is fine with the assembly. I will say more - you won't even be able to find fault with anything here - excellent fit of the elements, minimal seams / gaps - in a word, it has been done really well.

Questions ergonomics

A pleasant moment that I immediately want to note is the symmetrical design of the mouse, which means that both left-handed and right-handed people can work comfortably with it. Of course, the degree of comfort, if only due to the fact that there are two buttons on the left "side", will be different, but these are nuances that you get used to.

Examining the top panel, the user will "find" the above-mentioned right / left buttons, scroll wheel + firing buttons. In addition to the marked elements, “under the hood” there is also a brand logo and a small insert made of transparent plastic. I will also add that both the first and the second are effectively illuminated from the inside by means of the LEDs available there.

The left side edge is notable for the forward and backward buttons already noted above.

Examining the lower working surface, around its perimeter, the user will easily "find" the Armor Metal Mouse Fee legs marked above, and in the center there is a large glossy sticker with various information about the product itself and the manufacturer + optical sensor port.

Cable and backlight

The length of the cable available "on board" is 1.8 meters, which in practice is quite enough for connecting absolutely any format.

The cable received a high-quality fabric braid, and, in addition, it has safety protectors against kinks at the joints and gold plating on the USB connector.

The latter is a kind of "bonus" to the improved signal conductivity.

The backlighting in this model is quite good. Yes, it is not the most luxurious of those that can be found on the market, nevertheless, it successfully emphasizes the style of the "rodent", and it also allows the user to stand out. In a word, the chosen option, in my opinion, fully deserves the right to life. By the way, if you're interested, using the buttons on the top panel, you can change the colors of the wheel itself.

Mat A4 Tech B-081 Bloody

The rug is compact (350x280x4 mm) and very solid. It is based on high-quality rubber, and this is, at least, no, let's say, "pokatushki" on any surface on which it is located at a particular moment. Top quality fabric. In addition to everything noted, the braid around the perimeter, which has a very positive effect on the durability of the product.

The design looks expensive almost in duet with any mouse, including the one considered in this review. In short, if you are looking for a cool play mat, this proposal of a world famous brand is worth taking a look at.

Branded ON

You can significantly expand the initial capabilities of this manipulator using the Bloody 6 software. The latter is downloaded from the corresponding page of the manufacturer's official website.

As for the possibilities, there are a lot of them here. So, for example, from a separate item, the user can set other commands with buttons, instead of those that were assigned initially. You can also adjust the sensitivity of the mouse, work with Core, and more. etc. In a word, I advise you to download and try - believe me, time will certainly not be wasted.

Testing impressions

And finally, a couple more interesting "things" about the T70. In addition to a high resolution of 4000 DPI and a refresh rate of 6666 fps, the onboard model also provides technology focused on adjusting autofocus between the engine class laser and working textures, plus other interesting features.

The built-in memory is 160 KB, which, according to official data, should be enough to create 4000 combinations.

The adaptation period is small, including for a left-hander, and this is, of course, a plus.

Glide is excellent on all surfaces, which will be especially appreciated in games.

Estimated Cost A4 Tech T60 Bloody: 800 hryvnia

Estimated cost of A4 Tech B-081 Bloody mat: 295 hryvnias

Products provided by EDG Group

A4Tech company specializes in the production of keyboards and mice, headsets, joysticks, steering wheels, headphones and other computer peripherals. Bigmir) net received a bloody gaming mouse for review - Bloody T7. What it is - read in our review. And we thank A4Tech for the provided mouse for testing.

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The Bloody game series includes 42 titles. The series includes both mice and keyboards, headsets and rugs. A distinctive feature of Bloody is its “bloody” design. All products in the series have a red palm print logo.

Characteristic

First dry numbers.

• Sensor type Optical
• DPI / CPI 4000 Dpi
• Sampling rate 1000 Hz
• Acceleration (maximum acceleration) 23 G
• Number of buttons 9
• Backlight Yes
• Internal memory 160 Kb
• Weight Setting No
• Weight 129 gr
• Dimensions 119x81x42 mm
• Wire length 1.8 m
• 1 year warranty
• Working Mode Wired

Now let's decipher all these indicators. The mouse has a record speed - the response time of the mouse buttons and optical sensor - just 1 ms. Conventional mice have a response of up to 16 msec. Those. for shooter games, where the speed of pressing the button sometimes decides the outcome of the battle, such a manipulator is simply ideal.

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The sensor resolution is also important: 4000 dpi is also one of the record figures. When using the maximum resolution, a small movement of the mouse is enough to aim the sight at the enemy.

Mouse functions

All buttons on the Bloody T7 are customizable. By installing the proprietary program Bloody, the gamer can easily adjust all the functions for a comfortable game. To help professionals, there will be a mouse memory, where you can enter the necessary macros. By the way, you can use ready-made macros that are in the program itself, as well as on the A4Tech forum, where users themselves upload them. Or you can write a macro yourself by specifying the desired combination or simply by recording the sequence of pressing and mouse movements.

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Variable illumination can be used to control the settings. The transition from one mode to another is signaled by either the blinking of the mouse or a change in color. Thus, it is easy to control the inclusion of the desired macro or change the mode from game to office, or switch the fire mode from rifle to sniper mode.

Mouse modes

There are four main game modes of use in Bloody. it
strategy games mode, first-person shooter games mode, first-person games mode with sniper rifles for quick headshots and a mode for MMO-RPG games.

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Core 1... In the first mode for strategy games, the mouse has a minimum response delay. Programmable macros are assigned to buttons.

Core 2... In this mode, additional buttons are programmed by default for single, double, triple and quadruple shots.

Ultra Core 3... Headshot. Shooter mode where a headshot scenario is set up. In the mode, the accuracy of fire is adjusted with automatic recoil suppression. Shots are concentrated for the most accurate shooting.

Ultra Core 4... The mode is ideal for MMO and RPG games. The manipulator can be programmed to execute large scripts. When you press the desired button, for example, a squad is selected and sent to the attack.

General impressions

The mouse is really very nimble, moderately heavy, which makes it easier to position the cursor. The only drawback that we noticed during testing is not the optimal arrangement of the buttons on the mouse. The location of the 3 and 4 buttons does not allow for quick use. You have to either remove the index finger from the left button, or bend the middle finger strongly.

OverviewgamemiceA4Tech Bloody T70

The A4Tech Bloody T70 gaming mouse is the twin brother of the A4Tech Bloody RT7 (RT70) mouse, the difference lies primarily in the fact that the T70 is a wired one, which means it is a cheaper model (devices with a wireless module are always more expensive than their "tailed" colleagues).

As you know, the Bloody series is a gaming solution with good design and functionality, as well as unique solutions both in terms of software and hardware. Well, let's take a closer look at the mouse.

Contents of delivery

A4Tech Bloody T70 mouse kit includes:

* rather large and informative packaging,

* the mouse itself with a long cable,

* two branded stickers in the form of the Bloody logo.

Appearance, materials, controls

Now let's take a closer look at the appearance of the mouse. The body is made of soft-touch plastic, pleasant to the touch, and the main keys - left, right and the wheel - are made of some kind of rubberized corrugated material that prevents any slipping of fingers. There are quite comfortable stands on the device for the thumb, as well as the ring and little fingers (depending on your grip, of course). The mouse is unambiguously designed for right-handers, it is very inconvenient to operate with the left hand.

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The mouse has a nice illumination of the wheel, the Bloody logo, as well as a decorative strip on the palm area. The standard color is red, depending on the selected settings it can change.

It is very convenient to hold the mouse, the good materials of the case and its very shape affect. The device lies well on various surfaces due to a fairly large contact area. Special mention should be made of the Metal X "Glide technology, which is a very smooth metal mouse legs. Unlike plastic ones, they last about 100 times longer, so you won't be bothered by worn-out mouse legs anymore.

In addition to the main ones, the device has two additional buttons (responsible for the “forward-backward” function as standard) on the left, under the thumb. There are also 4 buttons for switching modes of firing in games, these keys are located under the wheel. The main complaint is the almost imperceptible protrusion under the palm, which rubs the hand a little during the game. It seems to be a trifle, but unpleasant.

"The insides" of the mouse

Light Strike. No, this is not the name of a weapon from Star Wars, this is a unique technology from A4Tech, whose engineers were the first to think of using infrared sensors rather than ordinary metal switches. Due to this, the response speed has become simply fantastic - 0.2 ms, so now you simply will not notice the time lag. The reliability of the switches has also significantly increased - they are guaranteed to withstand 20 million clicks, which is definitely enough for your lifetime. The advantages of this technology include the absence of a double-click that sometimes occurs in ordinary mice, now it is impossible simply because of the peculiarities of the Light Strike operation. All this, by the way, applies to the wheel - it works on the same principle.

The sensor responsible for moving the cursor is laser, there is no backlight. Thanks to 16 gradations of sensor calibration, which can be done through proprietary software, the mouse can easily run on almost any surface - a table, floor, blanket, blanket, pillow, the device took without problems. The sensor can be adjusted depending on the selected resolution value, there are 800, 1000, 1200, 1600 and 4000 CPI.

Bloody proprietary software

In the proprietary Bloody software, you can calibrate the sensor, select its resolution, adjust the mouse polling rate (from 125 to 1000 Hz per second, there are 4 options to choose from). Also here you can adjust the brightness and color of the backlight, and in the paid version of the software - select and configure all kinds of macros. Yes, you read that correctly - in A4Tech they decided to make some software functions paid, so the most “delicious” settings, which are collected here in “cores”, can be purchased separately. There are 4 of these cores, the first two are free. The differences between the cores can be briefly described as follows: the first is intended more for strategies, the second is for shooters, the third is also for shooters, has many additional settings, and the fourth is for MMO / RPG games.

Initially, the decision to sell software seems like redneck, because other companies do not do this, but do not forget that A4Tech devices, as a rule, are much cheaper than, for example, Microsoft and others like them. That is, users who do not need this functionality do not overpay for it. But hardcore players can upgrade their device for an additional fee. An important fact - all software is Russified.

You can download the proprietary Bloody drivers from the manufacturer's official website.

Results, conclusions

The A4Tech Bloody T70 mouse is definitely a gaming device, as evidenced by both the appearance of the "rodent" and the huge number of possibilities for its customization. The device is clearly designed for a youth audience, and it justifies itself 100 percent. Design, proprietary software, "hardware" component - everything is on top here. Is the mouse worth the money? Definitely yes.

prosA4TechBloodyT70:

Bright youthful design

Ergonomic body

A huge number of settings

Vitality

Quite low price

Sensitive sensor that works on almost any surface

Disadvantages of A4Tech Bloody T70:

Slightly awkward protrusion under the palm

Paid functions in the software (balanced by the cost of the mouse itself)

Not suitable for lefties

A4Tech Bloody T7 / T70 is a black wired gaming mouse with a high sensor resolution up to 4000 dpi. The main advantage of the Bloody T7 / T70 is the record speed of the mouse during the gameplay. The response time is 1ms. The buttons are made of high quality plastic and have a 20 million-click durability cycle. Each button can be assigned individual parameters by installing the Bloody program with which the user can easily arrange the functions for convenient play.
Sixteen-step calibration technology allows the mouse to work perfectly on different surfaces with high tracking accuracy, and the built-in memory allows you to store up to four thousand commands and combinations.
The device is compatible with the most popular Microsoft operating systems.

Note

When you purchase, you can get a mouse with a different model name. The difference lies in the presence of OMRON switches, or switches of our own production by a4tech, while the design, appearance, number of buttons and other functionality is absolutely the same for both models of mice.
For all other questions related to modifications, you can contact the manufacturer.