Redragon M690-1 Wireless Gaming Mouse with DPI Shifting, 2 Side Buttons, 2400 DPI, Ergonomic Design, 8 Buttons-Black

It feels good in my hand and looks cool also does what it’s supposed to what more could it do? It’s great.

Works great for gaming and non gaming applications.

In general, the mouse felt okay. A bit light and small for strong people with large hands. Button action was okay. Why no XL wireless mice? No outrage from us Viking warriors? *** PLEASE NOTE - that they recommend a MOUSE PAD or else the mouse will stutter and skip. *** That is one reason why we didnt like it. Smooth white desk - not really that great. Logitech mice work on glass. Not sure what that exact spec is called in the optical sensor. Also - couldnt really install a specific driver for this. The control panel software we downloaded from their apparently legitimate website did NOT work in Windows 10. Wasnt worth the effort. Will ride out our Logitech MX Master mouse until that breaks entirely. Support from far away companies in China is hit or miss. Returned.

Awesome for the price. Works great, lasts long time. Only Cons would be that its very plastic feeling and will slide off smooth surfaces.

I dont know if this happens with all mouses, but every time I try to scroll up, it scrolls up for a little, but then it scrolls down when Im scrolling(same for scrolling down), and for a gaming mouse, that could be a problem. And it is a problem for me when I am trying to game. In all, I think the item is really good for gaming if it did not have the problem.

*** Please read entire review *** Would be ok for regular use, NEVER ok for gaming. Lag time from when the mouse is moved to when the cursor moves with stupid slow. Update on 4-29-2019. Since my experience was negative, the company contacted me. They asked if I would try one of their other mice, the Mirage 2. The Mirage 2 is another wireless mouse. It did perform better that the M690-1, however I still wouldnt recommend it for gaming. In my response to them I thought maybe its just the wireless aspect causing the lag. Redragon asked me to try one more mouse, The Cobra (M711 wired gaming mouse). To my delight, the was actually a pretty nice gaming mouse. After having the opportunity to use the Redragon Cobra mouse for a couple days, this is by far the nicest of the Redragon mice I have tried. Overall it feels good in my hand and more importantly provides precise lag free cursor control. The lighting looks nice (even better than my G502) The buttons all have a nice positive click. It would have been nice if the 3 buttons on the top were addressable rather than fixed to DPI, up DPI, down and lighting. On that same note, for a gaming mouse I think its essential to have user defined dpi settings rather than pre-programmed. For example. some games I find myself selecting say 650 instead of 600. A jump from 500 to 1000 dpi doesnt allow me to dial it in like I would like to. The scroll wheel feels nice. The rubber texture is great, but I prefer a more positive click while spinning the wheel. To compare it directly to my Logitech G502, I do miss the extra buttons the G502 has. The Cobra is light weight but not too light. It slides really well on my mouse pad, perhaps even better than my Logitech, but to be fair my Logitech has seen a lot of use. I like the lighting better on the cobra. The surface texture on the cobra feels great on top. I wish it was the same on the sides. I think the shape on the side of the mouse is more comfortable on the G502 but thats not to say the Cobra is bad, just my preference. Also keep in mind the G502 cost 3 times as much. The most important thing, it provides a good gaming experience, with no lag and precise control. This is a product I would recommend. As a matter of fact, my son who also has a G502 asked if he could use the Cobra instead of his mouse. Overall Ratings Customer service for this company * * * * * The M6901 mouse still * The Mirage 2 * * The Redragon Cobra M711 * * * * *

It’s a okay, it’s nothing extremely great but to play most titles it’s okay it gets the job done it’s not super customizable or programmable but for 20$ It works it’s easy to adjust the dpi, and it’s functional and durable and the battery last a long time only real issue I have is that’s it pretty heavy, but most wireless mouse that take a double A battery will be. I would recommend to someone on a tight budget or who just needs a basic gaming mouse, I bought with the intention of temporary use and it ended up being my main gaming mouse since mid 2020 (mostly out of laziness) but it’s a solid choice just to hold you down.

I had bought this because it was relatively inexpensive and to have as a back up. But it turned out to fit my hand so nicely and was very responsive that it became my main mouse and the original one I had is now the backup. It does seem to go through batteries _slightly_ more than the other mouse but I dont know if thats accurate. Its not like I sit around timing these things, its just my impression. Plus, I use the rechargeable AAs and so it might be the batteries more than the mouse. That said, when the mouse-wheel button blinks green at you, its not saying Hi there!, its saying the battery is on the downhill side and youve got only a few hours left.

Im bearly writing this review but Ive had this mouse for 2 years it is probably the best mouse for its price. Also customer service is amazing and will respond within a few hours.

I love the fact that this gaming mouse is really good especially for its price, the only thing I dont like about it is the mouse being wireless, at first I thought it was a really good Idea to get it but then i realized that it wasnt that good of an idea to buy because when I play a game and my battery is low, I wouldnt notice it, and the mouse would die, I wouldve definitely reccomend if you dont mind this problem, but If I were to trade this mouse for a rgb wired mouse I would definitely do that. But overall this is a really good mouse and redragon never disappoints! (I have been using this mouse for 3 months now and it is still in tact, works perfectly, and none of the buttons became messed up or broken.)