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)

This mouse is great for both big and small hands. I have small hands and it still fits very comfortably. The dpi is also very cool and accurate. Dont regret spending what I did for this mouse.

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.

Awesome product, worked great. My computer is only a few feet away from my desk so I never ran into any wireless issues. No lag when gaming. Would highly recommend. Unfortunately, I had to return for personal reasons. Would definitely buy again.

At this price point, you arent going to find a better wireless mouse! Everything works just as advertised, with few exceptions. The DPI setting is easy to read and makes adjusting on the fly a breeze. The sensor hasnt had any tracking issues so far (3 weeks of use so far), and the manually set polling rate makes for smooth and seamless FPS gaming. The only negatives Ive found so far are the RGB lighting on the scroll wheel only seem to work when charging, and the LMB started squeaking nearly right out of the box. At first it only occurred every 20 clicks or so, but its progressed to every four or five at this point. Not so bad for daily use, but quickly becomes problematic if youre trying to have a quiet late night gaming session. All in all, Id highly recommend this to anyone on the fence. It may have its minor issues, but you cant beat the price for the features offered.

Honestly when I first bought this mouse I wasnt expecting much; especially for the great price. Ive had this mouse for almost a year now and its still going strong! Decent capabilities and lighting. Considering the other great reviews, I think this mouse speaks for itself. However, there are a few things I think potential buyers should keep in mind: - Battery life (IMO) could be better. This is my first experience with a wireless/rechargeable mouse so I have nothing to compare it too. Use w/o RBG is about ~1 week without a recharge where use w/ RGB probably needs to be charged 2-3x/week - The USB transmitter is VERY sensitive. To the point that I cannot plug a USB stick in the adjacent port or else the mouse signal just doesnt work :/ . If you buy this plan on using the receiver make sure its not in the back of the PC b/c all those connections will make the mouse not work.

So I bought several of these mice originally because I have larger hands, and this looked like it would be an ergonomic fit for me. Im a casual Fortnite gamer, and I probably play 2-4 hours a day max. Nothing near what a streamer or even regular kid would do. To be honest I love everything about the mouse-- fit form, weight, accuracy, programmability, software, battery life, lighting, latency-- its all great. Where does it fall down? At the most basic level-- the physical build quality. After about six months of casual gaming the first one started getting jittery-- i.e. seemed like it was disconnecting from the wireless dongle (maybe internal antenna issues?). So I switched to another one I had purchased for a backup. After about 6 months on that one my left click button started failing. So I switched to the third one I bought that I had given my daughter (who doesnt game with it) and after about 6 months of using it the scroll wheel failed. If this was a $15-20 item I really wouldnt care. Because I could get 10 of them for the equivalent logitech and with a MTBF of 6 months, they would last me longer than a logitech would. But this mouse is in the $50 range, so Id expect maybe half the lifetime of a name brand with good QC. In reality I have realized 6 months is about the limit. Full transparency I didnt pursue warranty replacement even though I probably could have executed that for at least the first one that failed since it seems that Redragon MFR warranty period is 1 year, though details on that have been hard to track down. Maybe Im unlucky, but Ive had a 100% failure rate at around 6 months with 2-4 hours daily gaming. Also Im not a gorilla clicker either, I treat my digital input devices kindly. My gaming keyboard is 6 years old and still works great. Anyway take it for what you will, but I suspect the mechanical components of this mouse are substandard and wouldnt recommend for anyone who even obliquely considers themselves a gamer

The mouse is comfortable, and it moves very nicely on my mouse pad. I use it for all games. But the only game I can see people not liking it for are maybe FPS. It is a big mouse and its not the lightest. So flick shots and quick and many movements can make your wrist tired. But for anything else I found it to be absolutely perfect. When playing fps games I just adjusted my settings so I dont have to move the mouse so much to turn or aim. The 3 side thumb buttons are cool to, the extra 3rd one I use for PTT and it works very well. The scroll wheel is very nice and smooth but is not one of those wheels that keeps spinning when you flick it. The clickers are perfect and the grooves for hands are awesome. If your claw or fingertip mouse grip user you might not like it, but it feels like it was made for palm style. I do fingertip style and works just fine. There is a turbo button but I have not used it yet, but I hope it programmable to just be an extra button, minus the turbo. The lights are very nice and tasteful and they change color when low on battery and on full and med battery. I can perceive no lag on wireless mode. The software is super easy to use and looks nice. Overall its another awesome RedDragon device and they are now my go to for pc peripherals, they always exceed my expectations.

Absolutely amazing mouse. The wireless-ness is amazing, while you can also plug in for gaming to get those low latencys. battery life is pretty dang good, I mostly use my mouse wired, but unplug it anytime I want to feel free from chords, its so nice to have the option to do that. I really only have only one complaint about the mouse, everything else is great and I would still highly recommend this mouse. The scroll wheel does not follow the RGB pattern that you set the rest of the mouse to. when unplugged it will be uncolored, which isnt too big of a deal. When plugged in the scroll wheel will stay green (if high or full charge) or flash yellow (if battery is mid to low). However you can still turn off LEDs altogether very easily from the bottom of the mouse, and turn them back on the same way. Its really weird because the scroll wheel obviously has all of the RGB capability as the rest of the mouse, but rather than using it to look good redragon decided it would be better to have a battery indicator, so it stays green most of the time. That being said, I have never felt a mouse fit better in my hand. I would honestly recommend this mouse on ergonomics alone. That plus it has a good amount of re-programmable buttons and a decent software to control LEDs and button programming. The DPI goes up very high, and you can also control the refresh rate and mouse sensitivity in the software. Feeling a mouse on 1000Hz refresh rate with a high DPI feels extremely smooth. Again, one of the greatest feeling and best functioning mice Ive ever had. Really sucks that the scrollwheel LED doesnt work the way everybody would want it to, its pretty much the only downside of this mouse.

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.

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.