Redragon M801 Gaming Mouse LED RGB Backlit MMO 9 Programmable Buttons Mouse with Macro Recording Side Buttons Rapid Fire Button 16000 DPI for Windows PC Gamer (Wireless, Black)

My son loves his mouse. Works well even after a year.

If you turn off the RGB these things will last days even if those days are spent gaming. The fire key that they have. I have no idea if you could get banned from a online game using that for example. If you set any gun to single fire (if the game allows it) it will burst shoot 2 bullets. if you press the button over and over again as if you where shooting a pistol as fast as you can, it will shoot at a automatic rate. in games like PUBG this is definitely a advantage.

I took a chance on this. I do not know the brand and I figure most people do not either. Nevertheless, the sexy led lights seduced me, along with the cheaper price. Now dont get me wrong. I was willing to pay more for a logitech. But what got me was the built in recharable battery and the long battery life. I am annoyed that Logitech still insists on using rechargeable cells instead of built in batteries and that in part along with the l33t h4x0rs s3xy leds were enough for me to take a chance on this. I am happy to say it exceeds expectations. To be fair they were not high but I love this mouse as much as the logitech gaming mouse it replaced and if it proves to be as durable, I will happily purchase another red dragon moue to replace this one.

The mouse is great. Its customizable with a desktop software from their website, the color options are limited in comparison to some other mice, but it looks good. The mouse is very functional and comes with both a wireless dongle and a cable that you can plug into the PC for a wired connection that doubles as a charging feature for the built in battery. In comparison to some of the other budget gaming mice Ive had in the past, it is on the pricey side for what it is. I got it when my Teknet mouse that I used constantly for about 13 years started to have connection issues. Same button layout as that mouse which I liked a lot, but I worry about the longevity of the mouse with the built in battery. Because the batteries arent replaceable, the life span of the batteries will more than likely be less than my previous mouse. THAT SAID, I have had no issues so far, it is buttery smooth, and I like it a lot.

I love this mouse, I was hesitant to try this mouse.. I was concerned about the battery life and software (from reading other reviews) but the software from REDRAGON is very user friendly unlike other opinions.. only snag is its an .rar file you have to have an unzip to download and unpack the file.. besides that so east.. customize the colors, key commands, and more.. and the mouse turns itself off after 10-15sec or so off not using to conserve battery.. and when it needs a charge it lets you now and you can plug it in via USB to give it a charge while you use.. very nice 10/10 highly recommend

This is hands down the best wireless gaming mouse I have ever owned. Ive never owned a mouse that was over $60, so I cant comment on more expensive mice, but this mouse meets every want/need I can think of (even with more conveniently placed buttons than I originally knew what to do with). Latency: I notice none on the 1000hz mode Rechargeable Battery Life: I havent been keeping accurate track, but it does last quite a few days with LEDs on (I work M-F 8 hours each day and it lasts for the whole week roughly). I love that its USB-C for charging/wired-mode. Comfort: If you are right handed and like this style, it is excellent. Buttons: The extra buttons are nice. In order to reconfigure the buttons, you do need to download the drivers from their website. There are multiple Red Dragon websites...one has the just the software which doesnt work while the other has the drivers+software which does work. 1 Con: The left mouse button is a little squeaky sometimes.

The Redragon M801 has been my daily driver for a little over a year now, and every time I use a different mouse, I am so appreciative of my M801. I wouldnt say I have large hands, but on the bigger size, and I dont like the feeling that most mouses (mice?) have because they just feel too small. I took a chance on the M801 that it would be a nice sized mouse and Im glad I did because it is literally perfect. if you have small hands, or you like having a super light mouse, this may not be a good option for you. BUT, if you like the styling, the ergonomic design (which is very comfortable for all day use) and you want a little RGB for gaming, then this is the mouse for you!. there are quite a few DPI settings that you can change with the click of a button, you can turn the RGB off if you want to use the mouse in an office setting as well. AND THE BATTERY LIFE, holy moly does the battery last a long time on this mouse. I dont think I even charged it for the first month of every day use the battery lasts so long. The LED scroll wheel will glow red when the battery needs a charge, and the scroll wheel only lights up when its charging, which I thought was a BIT of a bummer but I got over it pretty quickly. Everyone that sees this mouse always asks me where i got it and what brand it is because it looks so nice. Overall an AWESOME mouse for the price. USB dongle stores magnetically underneath the mouse when not in use, and of course you can use it wired with the really nice braided nylon usb C cable that they include. the mouse also comes with a hard plastic carrying case thing which is nice if you want to store it somewhere but I tossed mine the day I got it

This product just sucked. From the very weak RGB to the lag, it was a huge step-down from my previous mouse. My first gaming mouse was the Redragon M602. I love this mouse so much! The lighting is beautiful, the quality and feel of it is fantastic, and the overall product is amazing! My main issue with it was the wire, I quickly realized I didnt like having a wire for my mouse and wanted to get rid of it fast. So with Redragon being my first brand and being extremely satisfied with it, I chose to go with their wireless mouse for twice the price! It was a huge mistake. The mouse is soooo laggy, it works fine for like 10 minutes, but quite often, it gets really jittery and twitches everywhere on the screen. This was the biggest issue for me and is what made me return it. Another issue is that its just not comfortable at all compared to the M602. Its smaller and much more square shaped, it wasnt for me at all. The thumb and pinky placement for the mouse was also really awkward. Lastly, the lighting on the mouse sucked a lot compared to the M602. The M602 has much brighter and out-there type of lighting, plus there is lighting on much more of the mouse. This mouse only had one strip of lighting at the bottom and the logo, and the mouse wheel didnt even light up at all aside from when the modes are being switched. It really sucks in comparison to the M602. Overall, I was very dissatisfied with the product and returned it after giving it a try for a few days. The lag was a really huge turn off and is what ultimately made me return it. The only positive Id have to say about this mouse is the three side buttons, theyre pretty cool! Although I couldnt find much use for having three buttons, I feel like 2 is enough. However, I probably would have eventually found use for the extra button if I kept the mouse. With all of this being said, I wouldnt recommend this product. I returned it and just stuck with my M602 permanently. For $20, the mouse is amazing. I dont see myself switching it out within the next few years, and I decided to just get used to the wire. This mouse has made me never want to get a wireless mouse again. If I do, it definitely wont be a Redragon one.

Its a good mid-range rodent with a less than optimal battery life. You might get 4 days out of it. I dont know if this is indicative of most gaming rodents.

TL:DR it’s lovely, hooks up well, problems with finding download, fixed This mouse fits my hand very well, I am a woman with medium-sized hands and I could reach al buttons easily. I use a claw grip mostly. The only issue I had was in downloading the software. I could not find the M801 Sniper (which I received) only the M801 Mammoth. The problem lay in going to the website listed in the little booklet it came with, which said to go to “redragonzone.com” - don’t! The box it comes in also has information on a sticker which tells you to go to “redragonusa.com” (if you are in the US obviously). This is where you will find your product to download the proper software. It was a breeze to set up the keybindings then!