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

The mouse has been used by my son who games all the time for nearly a year now. The first thing that I noticed was that the spring in the battery compartment was so flimsy that it bent the first time we replaced the battery and now its difficult to replace the battery. Its a durable mouse otherwise, but Im replacing it because I dont know how long it will continue to work with the spring bent over and Im afraid it will quit working and my son wont have a mouse.

UPDATE - Good support; item replaced quickly, Stars from 1 to 5! (I think the USB dongle just failed.) Original (after failure): Lets see how Support from Redragon is. My Sep 21 purchased red and black M690-1 Redragon mouse just died today. Sent in support request. Loved the mouse - design is nice and matches my desk. We will see how good support is. (PC woke up this morning but mouse did not. Tried other batteries, tried it in my laptop, and finally installed a back-up mouse that worked. (No ding-ding when plugging in or removing the nano receiver of the Redragon mouse.) Hope I get a new one. Will update as i get reply. Other than this (less-than-one-year) operating life, Id give this mouse 5-stars.

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This mouse is ok for the price it is great for a budget gamer looking for something wireless. This mouse runs on AA batteries so how long it takes for it to die will vary on the type of battery you decide to use. I have big hands but I dont have any problems with the shape or form of the mouse it is decent for the price but there is room for improvement for this mouse. The cons I have with this mouse would be that if you turn off the mouse, whatever dpi setting you had before you turned off the mouse is reset when you turn on the mouse again. Another problem is that when you are slowly dragging the mouse just trying to highlight words on a paragraph it does not respond well, it would always lag when I try to mouse the mouse slowly.

This Review has been Updated! Redragons customer service is great and responded to my issue immediately and quickly resolved the problem. So I play a lot of competitive FPS games like Apex and Overwatch, and always looking for great gaming mouses out on the market to test out and recommend to my friends looking for a gaming mouse. So here Im comparing the Redragons I have now with the popular Logitech Mouses Ive always used and how well does it actually performs. So I have the new Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless and the older G Pro Hero Wired to compare it with. Im comparing these Mouses together because they are very similar in shape and sizes, with some minor difference with the buttons, build material, and weights and most importantly is it worth it. Redragons Build Quality and Sensor Build Quality is very nice and feels premium to the touch, but slightly a little heavier but not a deal breaker. It is well balanced and does not interfere with my gaming. The mouse feet are also very nice and smooth and glides like butter. Sensor Wired - Performs well and is perfectly fine with competitive gaming. Wireless - Good for daily tasks like web browsing and photo & video editing, but would not recommend for fast pace games. It has an issue with slow response time with fast flick shots. Please take this into consideration before making your purchase. I would recommend to go with their Wired versions to avoid any latency issues. ....... So bottom line is if youre in a budget and need of a gaming mouse. I highly recommend Redragons Wired Gaming Mouses, they perform well enough for competitive gaming and is also very budget friendly vs the main brands out there. My recommendation is to check out their Redragon M719 Invader Gaming Mouse if youre into competitive gaming. I hope this review helps out many of you looking for a solid gaming mouse. Im currently very happy with the M719 and look forward to trying out more of Redragons products.

My boys and I have been using the Redragon mouse products for years now with our Asus ROG gaming laptops. This is the first time weve tried this wireless one, and its really good. I wish they offered a wireless Mammoth model, because thats the corded one that I use and I really like that XL size, but this is still a pretty big mouse that feels good in the hand for long periods of time. It reacts well, no lag, no problems so far. The battery life is a little quick, but Im mainly talking about my sons experiences. Mine seems to last much longer, but I dont really know how much he uses it, whether or not he just leaves on, etc. I mean, it should time out with the laptop closed, but you never know whats going on. It was just a lot shorter battery life than Im used to with other wireless mice Ive owned. Overall great wireless mouse, looks cool, works great, rather configurable, etc. I dont see a reason to buy something more expensive.

This mouse is one of my if is my favorite gaming mouse that I have ever owned. This gaming mouse outplays my Logitech G300s (which was well over $40). The grip and feel on the mouse feels so smooth and comfortable to be great for long gaming sessions. Two things I feel that should be a bit different is that the red LED light was not as bright as anticipated and also I wasnt able to download the software for the gaming mouse because of the fact that the software was made specifically for Windows Vista, 7, 8. This means that I would not be able to program the buttons on the sides and the top. The placement of the LED lights is a great place to put them as the LED light on the scroll wheel looks clean AF. Also, the battery life on this mouse is amazing! I dont know the exact amount of months that it lasts but over 10 millions keystrokes on a single AA battery sounds BOSS. Anyways, that wraps up my review. Would recommend to a friend and also would buy another one!

This mouse has 3 buttons on the side but they cant be programmed as they dont provide any software with it!!! But they sent a free wired programmable mouse and it is great. I have given them 4 stars because they care about their reviews and their customers. PS: I dont have to return my wireless mouse to them after I have got the wired one. It is the Redragon Cobra Wired Gaming mouse with RGB lighting.

Love the mouse. It lights up red. It works great. It is fast. Love the dragon symbol it is red. I like that you can change the speed of the wheel. Fits my small hand well. Would recommend.

Its a mouse. Likely my least favorite mouse ever that I didnt straight up trash. The problem is once you click is it is unpredictably useful for the next 45 seconds (I didnt measure but you get my point) from eco mode turn off, you click and and jiggle and jiggle and jiggle. You are watching for the mouse to move/match the input. Then it works then it slows down for a few seconds then it works right. Doing this 10ish times a day makes me want to smash this thing with a hammer. But it was so cheap, I deal with it. Everything else is great, battery life, performance after the wake up garbage, I like the feel. All in all, I feel like there is a bad capacitor in mine or if this isnt just me there is something in the voltage regulation system that seems to need a few moment to juice up.