Redragon M711 Cobra Gaming Mouse with 16.8 Million RGB Color Backlit, 10,000 DPI Adjustable, Comfortable Grip, 7 Programmable Buttons

The Redragon M711 COBRA is an AWESOME mouse for the price!!It stands at the same level as some other more expensive mice out there for sure.Came in an Amazon box (*wow*) with bubble plastic bag to protect the mouse box (yeah, there's also the mouse box, don't worry).Inside you will find the Mouse, of course, a user manual and a CD to install the software to edit your mouse settings: don't worry if you can't use CDs, the software can be downloaded directly from the Redragon website.Features:-Braided black cable 1.8 meters long-USB 3.0, gold plated-100-10000 DPI-9 programmable buttons-7 different RGB editable lightning modes-5 adjustable DPI levels-5 modes to save your presets (such as key binding, light colors, dpi setting etc)-Property software to edit all of these settings ^^^-Button on the bottom to switch between modesButtons:Left, right, wheel click, two side ones, 3 on top (by default they are: dpi up, dpi down, and switch color mode) + wheel scroll up and down (considered as 1 button, these two moves can be edited as well to do different things instead of scrolling!)All these keys can be edited in the software, to do (almost) whatever you want.Lightning modes:7: Breathing, Rainbow, Full lighted, Wave (this is by far the best one in my opinion), "go without trace", reactive, flash; + offThese can be edited as well in the software by changing the default colors, the time that takes to change colors, etc etc...DPI:You can set up to 5 different dpi levels that can be switched just by pressing a button on the mouse!This can be set up to 10000 dpi (I don't know who's gonna use 10000 dpi, but hey, you can do it).When you switch between dpi modes you will see the mouse lightning up on a default color based on the mode you just moved to: in order from 1st to 5th mode, Red, Blue, Green, Purple, Yellow.Modes:Again, you can save your presets on files directly on your computer: I don't think they can be saved directly on the mouse, since I've recently formatted my computer and lost my preset (not a big deal to be honest)OVERALL:Great mouse, feels very durable, clicks sound good, material feels great, wheel moves very well, rgb lightning is totally gorgeous, the bottom as two plastic stripes to make the mouse move really smoothly on the surface.BIG PRO:The sides of the mouse are not made of flat plastic, but are instead "rugged" (I don't know how to explain, but you can see from the pictures what I mean sorry).SAME for ONE of the two side buttons: this is very useful cause it lets you know which button your pressing without even thinking, since one is flat plastic while the other is rugged plastic.Just one con:The software looks very easy to use, but in my opinion it's not: for example, in order to change the DPI settings you have to change the value, save the file, load the file, click OK and only THEN you'll see the difference.I would have prefered to see the dpi changes right while editing them.This is not a big deal tho, it just requires you a couple of minutes to figure out of to correctly use the software, but again, not a big deal.About the company:Redragon seems to be a very serious emerging company, with a good customer service and, again, great products for good prices!Looking forward to buy a mechanical keyboard from them!CONCLUSIONS:I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND this mouse to everyone, even if your budget is 10/15$ higher than its price, you can buy this product with no problems and be 100% satisfied! (and save those 10/15$ for something else ;) )You can't go wrong with this mouse!*this was not a paid review or promotion review or whatever, this was made by myself, after having bought this mouse and used it for a while now, on my will, to inform other customers about the quality of the mouse**of course a good coupon from Redragon for a keyboard will be highly appreciated for this review ;) .... just kidding ahah*IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A GREAT MOUSE, YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH THIS!!

First- thanks to Redragon for a great customer experience. The first mouse that got shipped out had a slight "scraping" happening with the scroll wheel. After discussing the issue with them, they immediately sent me a new replacement which is functioning perfectly.The mouse feels very "high end," if that makes sense, even given the primarily plastic construction. It ships in a very boutique-feeling latched plastic case that includes a Redragon sticker and the mouse manual. It becomes immediately obvious that it is intended to compete with the Death Adder offering by Razer, given its shape, etc. As it costs a good deal less, yet still offers an impressive level of function and customization, it's worth a look/try.I am a very light gamer - but so far, the mouse has performed admirably, and it feels like a very solid product. The software is easy to use, and seems to take up very few computer resources. The RGB lighting is super flexible, and it can be set to display in any number of ways. You have several options available without using the software; however, certain schemes, such as solid colors, are only available through the software. The DPI switches on the mouse work great (for on-the-fly changes) as well. I am using a setting of 1000 DPI and a 500hz polling rate. This has given me a very smooth and precise 'feel' to the mouse - allowing precision item selection, etc.All in all this is a phenomenal mouse for just north of twenty dollars. The only "con" I can think of is the cord - which is nicely braided but a bit stiff. I think this is the case for quite a few of the wired gaming mice out there, so it's certainly not a big deal (and it's really not bothering me much at all). I figured it was worth mentioning in any case.Highly recommended.

I had to get a new mouse to replace this one when the scroll wheel started to die. Its sensor worked perfectly fine, but the slight clicking of the wheel as you scroll with it completely disappeared. In other words, scrolling with the wheel was entirely smooth, with no resistance whatsoever, and it wasn't particularly good for gaming, or doing much of anything, really.Now, that's not to rag on this mouse. It does its job. It's flashy, comfortable, responsive, has options, and overall does the job when it needs to get done. It lasted me for about 3 years of light - moderate usage. I sometimes used it to game, but more often than not I would use it when browsing the internet, and I would also often use a controller while gaming. It didn't last much longer than the average mouse would, but it also didn't really die sooner.My only real complaint with the mouse is the fact that it took a little too much effort to find the software to change the color of the RGB to something I specifically picked. So much effort, in fact, that when I built a new computer that didn't include the software, I opted to keep it doing its rainbow wave, or pulsation, or only lighting up when it was actively being moved (it did all of them depending on the mode it was in) until I received a new gaming mouse as a gift.If you're just getting into PC gaming, or you just want a mouse that's more interesting to look at, this is a great option that's also budget friendly. It won't break any records, but it won't break the bank either. I would recommend this product to anyone that thinks that this would be a good option.