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)

Ive had this mouse for a few days and I like it. Overall I like this mouse a lot and for the price I think its definitely worth it if you just want to combine a wireless + light gaming + basic rgb lighting. Pros -Comfortable to use -Good amount of battery life -Smooth cursor movements with multiple dpi settings -Nice rgb animation on bottom of mouse Cons -The mouse wheel doesnt light up even though the advertised pictures show it lighting up. Now, I dont think that this is an essential function to the mouse, but I am upset that the company would lie about this. If you know this however, then its fine, the rgb lighting on the bottom is pretty nice and smooth Still, I highly recommend this mouse if you have a tighter budget.

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.

I like the mouse because of its design and features. The programmable buttons are easy to set. The ability to adjust dpi with a button is very nice in-game. This comes in handy for FPS games, when I want the looser mouse control for looking around and the tighter mouse control for aiming. Highly recommended. The ONLY downside is that the software interaction panel (for programming, etc.) is very small and not adjustable. I use a 65-inch monitor that is about 5 feet away from me. In order to use the panel, I have to get up and walk closer to my giant screen to read it. Otherwise, this is on my highly recommended list.

I do like the look and feel of this mouse. Pretty good overall but there is an issue. For some reason, every once in a while, the mouse either loses signal or signal is being interfered with or it is going to sleep while its be used. Still trying to figure out what is causing it.

I give this a solid 4-5 stars because it was a good mouse for what it is. PROS- The material of the mouse is pretty good quality and it moves smoothly on my mouse pad. It also comes with a nice container that I use for traveling. CONS- The mouses RGB on the scroll wheel did not work unless if you were using the mouse wired with the cable it came with. Also the RGB only had one mode and the software did not work. When i clicked it was oddly squeaky and it was quite annoying until I got sound canceling headphones. overall it was a ok mouse But I would not recommend it unless you can deal with these problems.

When I received this mouse I couldnt help but notice that it feels like its made of cheap plastic. Im not usually picky about that sort of thing, but this mouse is nearly $50 and I expected something that didnt feel like a happy meal toy. The software for button, profile, and lighting customization was pretty user friendly though, so I gave some points for that. I also did like the overall shape and design of the mouse. It fit nicely in my hands (if youre wondering, I have small hands for a guy) and the extra buttons were easily accessible. The RGB customization options were lackluster and that was pretty disappointing. The scroll wheel looks like its always lit up in the pictures, but it actually only lights up when its charging which is pretty lame. Finally, I ended up returning this mouse because my left click squeaked at least 50% of the time. That was probably a defect in the unit I bought, but given the other issues I wasnt willing to return this for a replacement. Do yourself a favor and spend the extra $10-$20 on a higher quality wireless mouse, or just spend the same amount on a top-tier wired mouse. This is something you will be using A LOT and its worth the extra money or cords to use something of quality.

The connection on the mouse is usb c to charge. The mouse is great its wider than my previous wireless mouse and I like it because my hands are big so my hand lay comfortably on the mouse. It goes to power saving mode really quickly but as soon as you move the mouse it turns back on and there is no lag, so as soon as you move so does the mouse cursor. My old mouse never did that I had to usually click on the mouse first before it will move. There is a software to control the lighting and the dpi but I dont really have any use for the software so I dont really bother to download it. The software can also change the use for the 3 buttons on the side if you need to change its function. Overall its a great mouse and for the price I bought it at ($40) I would say its worth it.

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.

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.

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.