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)

Arrived with one of the feet placed improperly, causing it to scrape and not be level. I fixed this by sanding the tall part down, but this should have been an easy flaw to catch. The scroll wheel is also crooked and doesnt light up, despite it having the appearance of having an LED inside, so you cant see when its low on battery. Regardless, the mouse works very well for gaming and is very ergonomic. Battery life is decent, about two weeks of continuous usage and of course longer if you dont constantly use it.

Had one for a year and a half, I broke the scroll wheel (my own fault) - got a logitec, and Im returning the logitec for another one of these. Ill keep this short. First the bad - The battery life isnt that great, but it does charge quickly. Also the scroll wheel feels cheap. I would happily pay 10 dollars more to have some weight added to the scroll wheel and the bearing or whatever in to be upgraded. Outside of that I love the way this feels in my larger hand. I dont care about the RGB and I keep mine in eco mode.

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 really like this mouse. The software is garbage but the mouse itself works great and its not loud unlike other mouses. I use it to play Neverwinter, Divinity and Baldurs Gate III. The battery life is great. I fully charged it last week and its still going strong without a charge. Update: After a year and few months its still better than most top tier nice! Im actually looking to buy something new from reddragon. Too bad they havent made a new mouse although I have to admit the M801 is literally PERFECT! Its better than then Razers Orochi which is battery operated! Con: Too bad the software is basically none existent since it really sucks!

If you prefer wireless like me I would look for a battery powered mouse. I play on a laptop and hate having a bunch of wires taking up what little space I have. So it’s a bit annoying that I have to charge the mouse often. My other minor complaint is it’s lightweight and feels a bit cheap for $48. Other than that I love this mouse and how well it matches my MSI.

The wireless USB function of the mouse I received does not work. It only works if the cord is attached which is definitely not what I wanted. Overall, the quality is acceptable as a wired mouse. I wouldnt risk it if you actually want to use the wireless function.

Up to now, Id only used big brand name mouses like LogiTech and Microsoft ones. But after my 2nd Logitech mouse giving me the accursed double-click problem, Id had enough and ventured out. This mouse was highly rated, so I gave it a try. It feels great in hand. Its slightly larger in size than others, but in a good way. I feel like I can get a good grip on it. The Left & Right click buttons have a nice but easy click to them and minimal travel distance. The 3 thumb buttons have a bit more travel and feel a little more mushy, but still good enough for their use. There is a 4th button next to the Left click button that is also very crisp with low travel, and Im still getting used to it being in that spot, but its working out fine. There are 2 buttons on the top that increase/decrease the DPI/speed of the mouse travel, but I dont really use them. They could be set to some other function, but I simply have not done it. You can set the buttons to other keystrokes using the small software driver that you download. Its fast, easy, simple. No complains. I didnt even use the software for the first few days, as I used the mouse right out of the box. Only later did I want to change my buttons to other settings. You can use the mouse plugged into a USB-C cord, or not plugged in at all. So even if your battery runs low during a game you can jam a cable in and keep going, no problem. The side grooves where you hold it are angled. This was new to me. So my thumb rests on a ledge at the button, and as you squeeze inward to hold the mouse youll find it buries itself into a groove. At first this felt weird, but now I see how its meant to help your thumb wedge in and hold in place. There is a similar but shallower case on the other side where your pinky & ring finger go, though the 2 fingers rest on different edges of the mouse. Again, different, but I got used to it just fine. The mouse has 2 modes, normal and economy. Normal mode makes the mouse light up with LEDs and look like something from Star Trek. But with a simple flip of a switch you can turn the lights off into economy mode and presumably the batter lasts even longer. I use economy exclusively, as I dont care about lights on my mouse. But Im sure many would think its super kool. Been using it for about 2 weeks, and Im loving it!

My wife purchased this as an anniversary present and was really proud that she picked one out from a short list of ones I had shown interest in. The problem with my mouse is that the optical sensor seems to be bad. I used it for just barely over 1 month and now the mouse is unusable. The cursor skips and stutters making it impossible play games or even scroll a webpage. The initial presentation was fixable by picking up the mouse and then bringing it back down to the pad, but after just a few days of doing that the sensor got even worse and now it will not go more than 2 mins without completely messing up and making it impossible to use the mouse due to the cursor moving all over the screen or simply freezing and not registering movement. This is unfortunate because, in general it feels good in the hand. The battery doesnt last a more than a 2-3 days of gaming from what I found, but it can be used while charging so not the best but not the worst battery setup. Unfortunately the good points are rendered useless due to the bad optical sensor that makes the mouse unusable.

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.

I got this mouse as I needed an inexpensive replacement for a corsair mouse that got ruined. It works well, and I really dont have any complaints about it. It isnt quite perfect, but its good for the cost. My only major complaint: The software doesnt allow any LED programming for the LED in the mouse wheel(that I can find). It seems it is only used as a charge indicator. I would much rather be able to assign some lighting to it instead of the logo area since your hand covers the logo when in use anyway.