Redragon Gaming Mouse, Wired Gaming Mouse with RGB Backlit, 8000 DPI Adjustable, Mouse with 9 Programmable Macro Buttons & Fire Button, Software Supports DIY Keybinds, M910-K

So far, I'm loving this mouse. The ergonomics are top-notch, which is a huge plus for me. I'm a bit of a claw gripper, which can make indexing and keeping a hold of the mouse during fast-paced gaming sessions literally hit-or-miss. The extra finger rests for the ring and pinky fingers make this problem non-existent. I instinctively know where my hand position is without having to think about it. The software was easy to find on the manufacturer's website, despite what some reviewers are saying, and relatively easy to use. Overall, for the price, you simply can't beat it, especially if you have medium to large hands.

This is my second Redragon gaming mouse. The last one lasted over 5 years. I only stopped using it because the cord was becoming frayed. This mouse seems to work just as good as the old one with on hiccups or anything. Am happy with the purchase.

***UPDATE on 5/24/2015***After having had this mouse for some time, I'd like to elaborate on some of the points I made about the mouse.First, the weight of the mouse. Now that I have gotten used to this mouse, the weight is perfect. Remember, I was coming from a very heavy R.A.T. 7 mouse that made me feel a bit shocked by how light this one is. This mouse feels great and, not that the mouse is the ONLY reason, but I did manage to get from Silver Elite Master to DMG on CS:GO playing with this mouse and will not doubt hit The Global Elite down the road a bit. The mouse is very "grippy" in my hands and this is very important, for instance, when you are zoomed in with a sniper rifle awaiting an enemy coming into your view from around a door or corner. Using more of a claw grip in these instances allows me a ridiculous amount of control over my crosshair movement (in other words, I can accurately move the mouse just a sliver in any given direction). A big part of this is probably due to the quality of the laser mouse in combination with my sensitivity settings (which for CS:GO are: 1.5 sensitivity, 0.80 scoped in sensitivity, Raw Input = on, and my Windows sensitivity is on the middle tick mark with acceleration off).The buttons have held up superbly. They are still very responsive, especially with their "clicky" feedback. Of special note is the mouse wheel. The rubber "tire" like covering on it works great and the down-click motion is direct and not sloppy. You know how some mouses, when you try to click the middle-mouse button, cause you to slip off the wheel or not be able to click it effortlessly? I haven't ran into that issue yet with this mouse.Still happy with this purchase and I really cannot find a reason NOT to give it 5 stars. It looks cool, functions great, and has had very little issues.With that said, I am giving it 4 stars due to a driver issue and computer sleep mode issue. Whenever I put my computer to sleep and then wake it back up, I have to unplug and then re-plug the mouse to get Windows to recognize it. I Googled this issue and nothing that would indicate it being anything else but this mouse. My other mice don't have that issue and neither do my other USB devices.Also, I downloaded a driver/software for this mouse from the manufacturer's web site (if I recall correctly) and this caused my mouse to randomly click every few minutes. During a match in CS:GO, you could imagine how this could really mess things up (sniping, defusing a bomb, maintaining stealth, having a grenade out). After uninstalling the software, the mouse went back to normal.GET THIS MOUSE! It really is an amazing value and I'd pay more than I did for it. I got this for about $17 with Prime shipping. I would easily have paid $25-30 knowing what I do now.***END UPDATE***Appearance:This mouse looks great, in my opinion. It has a very aggressive look, and the pairing of a red and black color scheme is a nice touch. The color LEDs appear on the back of the mouse and both sides which add a very coll effect. Additionally, the side thumb buttons and the thumb rest are textured and/or slotted for design and grip. SCORE: 9/10 for appearance.Build quality:So far, the mouse is holding up well. There is a non-rubberized coating that is more like a matte finish on the main body of the mouse. This seems to be slip resistant and helps with grip. The buttons are very "clicky" which is great. I play CS:GO a lot, and I had an issue with my R.A.T. 7 where it felt as if some of the buttons were a bit mushy. I immediately noticed the difference with the buttons of this mouse and love the switches that the buttons use. The mouse, overall, feels like it will hold up structurally for some time, and all of the pieces look well-finished and put together. The braided cable tells me they went the extra mile to make sure this mouse delivers. SCORE: 9/10Feel:This is the big category for me. The mouse feels very light, even with the weights inserted into the chassis. It feels light enough that I almost wish it were just a tad bit heavier, but this could merely be just personal preference. One other complain I have is the feel of the thumb rest. It is a piece of textured plastic (which seems like good quality nonetheless). My gripe is that it would be nice to have something a little "grippier" or "rubbery" there to make my thumb feel a little more like part of the mouse. Although, I must say that I enjoy the slotted thumb rest and it seems to help with keeping my hand/thumb cooler.The buttons feel great and responsive. Not spongy at all. I love the crisp "click" that this mouse has on all of the buttons. There is only one button to change the sensitivity, so it would have been nice to have another one to change it the opposite way. In CS:GO, I like to down my sensitivity depending on what weapon I am using, and it can be tedious to have to click 3 times on one button to cycle the sensitivity back to my original one. The mouse wheel is extra wide which is amazing. The rubber grip on it ensures that you don't slip when using the scroll wheel.Lastly, this mouse's light weight feeling also gives it a feeling of being "cheap." I do not look at this mouse as being cheap at all, but more like a very good value for what you get. With that said, maybe it is just me and a heavier weighted mouse would make that feeling go away. The low weight, however, makes it every easy to move the mouse a tiny distance on screen. Which leads me to the mouse feet. My R.A.T. 7 felt like it would jump around a bit when I would try to move my crosshair a tiny distance. I think this was a combination of the mouse feet and the wide, wide design of the mouse. This mouse has NO issue with tiny movements and I feel like I can manipulate the mouse very easily and securely. SCORE: 9/10Value:Cannot beat the value. I paid 17.00 with overnight Prime shipping for a 6-button, braided cable, laser mouse with adjustable sensitivity and awesome button switches. I cannot find a good reason to use my other mice over this one. SCORE: 10/10Overall Score: 9.25/10I would highly recommend this to anyone. The price is low enough that you have no reason to have it, even as a backup mouse. Some mice are good for certain things, so if you find that you don't need your ultra-hyped, overrated $75 mouse, give this one a try. I would buy it again and will now look at Redragon's other products (such as their keyboards).

Arrived on time, well packaged, good product, performs great.

I bought this back in February, and it works great so far. My only problem about it is when I shake it i hear something rattling inside.

ya llevo 1 año con el usandolo y responde aun como nuevo se puede manejar el peso y el agarre es bueno si tienes la mano grande

Unfortunately, the mouse seems not to fit my hand very well. It's larger than my previous one, yet despite having very large hands (23cm span), it is a poor fit. The shape does not lend well to claw grip for me, and it is still too small for palm gripping. The main issue is that the sides are too curved inward, so I have to grip harder to maintain a decent grip, causing strain. I'll see if I can get used to it though or if it's a deal breaker in longer-term use, but as shape is extremely subjective I can't really mark points down. Furthermore this means that all of the "special" buttons are pretty much uselessly positioned, as the sniper button is too far forward when I'm using a claw grip (as clawing the very front is rather uncomfortable for my wrist).The biggest plus for me honestly is that the software for customising buttons and RGB is a mere 2MB download. No 250MB+ software just for RGB and DPI sliders like some companies do. When installed and running, there's a popup onscreen when you change DPI to show what it's changed to, although I don't think it was working when I was in a fullscreen game (the popup, that is -- DPI was changing fine, as denoted by the LEDs showing which setting it was in).When first plugged in the mouse was showing off the typical RGB vomit which I quickly turned off. If you like garish garbage then this can certainly deliver. Instead I opted for a solid, very dim blue which is barely visible in a dark room. As far as I can tell you can't customise any of the "effects" very well, as they all just scroll through the rainbow at high intensity, so a single solid colour is your best bet to reduce eye strain.Construction is middling. Feels okay in the hand, build quality wise, but any bump (like lifting and setting it back down in use) causes something inside to reverberate like it isn't fastened down properly. If you are like me and just tilt the mouse up to lift it, the relatively "sharp" edges of the bottom will make it feel scratch rather than smooth. This is probably more an issue with my being used to a different mouse, and would adapt over time. Perhaps the plastic will wear instead.The main buttons themselves are okay. They're certainly clicky -- many times louder than my previous mouse, but also fresh. Hopefully they'll quieten down with use. The other buttons are not nearly so egregious on this front, but they're rather cheap feeling. The plastic on them has a lot of movement, adding to vibrations and cheapening feel. The scroll wheel is a bit far to the right for me, as I'm clicking awkwardly on the leftmost side of it, but this is probably a personal fit thing again. The scrolling itself has decent detents, not too stiff, but it's rather noisy. Sort of reminds me of late 90s mouse wheels where there's a higher frequency component that dominates the noise.The sheer range of DPI settings is very nice, although I can't see myself utilising a very large portion of it. I'm more of a "set it and forget it" sort, and so far I've not found any use above 3000, despite not being the sort to move my hand very much in use, as I claw grip and just use my fingers to perform all movements, bad for my wrist though that may be.Overall I'm not satisfied, but the subjectivity level is too high for me to rate it any lower given the issues that I face. I'll likely keep looking for a proper mouse fit, likely one that is lighter and has far less concavity on its sides, as that seems to be aggravating my hand.

Shipped fast and clean. The mouse works great for school work and for gaming. It is very stylish and I have had no problems with this mouse. I would Recommend this product to anyone.