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)

Works great

I was suggested by other gamer friends to get Logitech, Razr and other popular brands. I decided to research and I found this mouse. I compared the specs and this mouse comes out on top for half the price! All of my friends that watch me on Twitch told me they could tell something was different because I greatly improved in my FPS games. Also, this mouse is rechargeable and has RGB, other mice double the price are not rechargeable. If you are on the fence about this, get it!

I got the wireless mouse a few months back, and it worked great… at first… After a few weeks/months, the connection got really bad, and the mouse lagged across the screen. In case you may think it’s just my pc, I’ve plugged the mouse into my pc and it worked as it should’ve. The mouse looks, works, and feels great, but the wireless feature isn’t complete, and I feel isn’t worth the price-up. Thank you.

As stated above, this mouse is a bit confusing. What you are purchasing is M801P-RGB, not a mammoth, not a sniper, so some of the reviews do not apply. In order to take full advantage of the features you need to log on to redragonusa.com not redragon.com. You will not find the drivers on the later. In addition you will need to add software to your computer in order to use the drivers. I am not very computer savvy so I asked my wife to show me.... yes, I said wife. It was still a bit of an ordeal because the packaging states that it is a Sniper Pro. Download thise drivers and you get frustrated like I did. Once you do have the drivers you can play with the features. You can switch between the two profiles with the button on the bottom of the mouse. Something to remember, at least on my computer, once you minimize the setup menu you cannot get it back without restarting your computer. (Must be my crappy HP) The mouse is comfortable in my hand. The buttons are very responsive and easy to reach. The mouse feels very nice. I like the way you can manipulate the colors and change brightness and speed of the effects. Now the negatives, I prefer the snipers drivers because you can change to 5 different profiles. I prefer the snipers ability to better customize the buttons on the mouse; you can use it for work and play by just switching profiles. The ability to change the buttons on the M801P-RGB is severely decreased. The thing I dislike the most is the band around the box has printed Sniper Pro on it but has the nomenclature for the M801P-RGB. Is this intentional? It is certainly misleading. The booklet doesnt clear anything up either it simultaneously mention the item you purchased as a mouse in one sentence and a keyboard in the next. All in all, once I figured it all out it is a good mouse, great for certain gaming. It should add the features of the less expensive Sniper, but.... I dont work for Redragon. Lastly, I also purchased the Redragon Magic Wand Pro key board which is just a delight.... if you are in the market for a keyboard.

Ive had this mouse for 2 years now and I love it! Its comfy, the battery life is good, and its overall a good mouse for its price. The only problem I have with it is the on and off switch. After using it for so long, I can barly turn it on sometimes but can almost never turn it off without using some kind of sharp object and its its just getting annoying. I could always use the cord for it, but if its wireless, im going to take advantge of that.

This is my second Redragon gaming mouse. Ive used the Perdition MMO mouse for many years and was always pleased with its performance, however I found using a device with fewer buttons better for different game styles, notable FPS games. Im an older gamer whos hands arent as nimble as they were when I was young and the SNES was groundbreaking. This is a very comfortable mouse. There are places to rest your thumb and ring finger, the side buttons are very well placed in reach of your thumb, and much like my trusty Perdition, theres a small button to the top left of the LMB, nicely within reach and perfect for binding certain in-game actions, but not others. One of the side buttons works better for jumping because you can still shoot while jumping. It has a rechargeable internal battery which charges thru a USB-C port. Luckily you can use the mouse wired to your PC while charging. After some research and tweaking, I was able to make the Sniper work on my PS4, a notoriously peripheral-unfriendly console. You cannot simply plug & play unless your game has native keyboard/mouse support, and not many do. What I did was this: I have an older Tuact Venom peripheral, consisting of a mouse, wand, and hub. The Venom mouse died, so I connected the Sniper Pro wireless dongle to the hub. In the Sniper software AND the Venom software, bind the side buttons to the same keys (Space, R, E, C) IN BOTH software. Then connect the Tuact hub to the PS4 (flip the switch to PS, connect the controller and turn on) and it works. For best results, use a hardware setup specifically designed for console use. There are some cons. First, the software is tricky to get. Ignore the manual, Google redragon m801p-rgb or redragon sniper pro and make damn sure the software/drivers you install say SNIPER PRO. No other Redragon software will work. It took me 3 tries to get the correct software. You CANNOT set the LED color of the scroll wheel. It stays green no matter what you do, until your battery starts to drain. This is your battery indicator. I like a red color scheme to my peripherals and this displeases me. Second con is the storage slot for the wireless dongle renders the mouse useless. It lifts the mouse just enough so that the optical sensor doesnt register movement. Youll have to find some place to store the dongle so that it doesnt become a cat toy. Overall, a very pleasing gaming mouse for a good price from a reliable company.

I have a Red Dragon one handed Keyboard and it too is high quality, like this mouse. From looking at the photos, it seemed like the mouse would feel cheap in the hand for the price. It doesnt. It has a sturdy feel and a soft veneer that feels fantastic in the hand. It is a little large so you might not like it if you have small hands but it is very ergonomic and comfortable once you get used to the large size I love all the extra buttons. The three side buttons are a nice touch as is the smaller button on the left mouse key although it is a little hard to hit at times, its good for lesser used key bindings. I also love the DPI adjuster and the software is really great for adjusting it! You can set each of the five DPI settings to whatever you want and switch in game easily. So in Red Dead 2, I can easily switch to a lower, more accurate DPI when I am in gun battles and every shot is an easy head shot! The keys dont have their own bindings and will need to be programmed into the keyboard but it really isnt that big of a deal for me since I just bind them to obscure keys. Red Dead has an absurd amount of actions to bind to keys and I had plenty left over after every action had its own binding. You can also create profiles with specific settings if you want. Also, there are two modes that can be changed on a button below the mouse, which basically are unique profiles. So you have two separate profiles at all times with the press of a button I was noticing some stuttering with the mouse but it seemed to go away when I lower the polling rate. Also, the RGB lights are really cool and beautiful looking. I kind of thought this would look tacky and dumb but I actually love the way it looks. My only negative is that the scroll wheel is advertised to light up but it wont for some reason. It is a little disappointing but I wont send it back for that and, at 50 dollars, I think this mouse far exceeds its price value by a mile so I wont drop any stars for that. I would for sure say, get this mouse first before you buy a more expensive one because it seems to me like it is extremely high quality for the price! The only reason you might not want it is if you have small hands and dont want a larger mouse.

Red dragon puts out some great mice. I have bought several. My experience with this one is not quite up to the others. Downloaded the software but still does not change colors. Tried to program third button but it will not change from shift button. Emailed tech support but no answer two months later. Mouse works great otherwise. Update: Company has reached out and provided updated software for the mouse. It now works as it should.

This gaming mouse has several programmable buttons that you can map specifically to the each of your game. You can easily vary the DPI while in game, and its ergonomic design will fit your hands like a glove. It has several modes. RGB is the most visually appealing one, but of course will drain your battery if youre using it wireless. I use it wired with the included USB-A to type C cable (so not obvious or taken for granted these days), and keep it on Eco mode. Give a serious boost to your gaming experience. You wont go back, I can guarantee it. :)

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.