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 mouse works great. Software was easy to install. The only reason I cant give this mouse 5 stars is that I ordered it for its wireless AND wired abilities. But the USB receiver meant to come with it never showed. So its a great, wired only, mouse :/ :)

I love everything about the mouse except that the left click is squeaky. I thought this was an issue with the one I got, only to return it and get a replacement that has the same problem. Otherwise, solid, but it drives me crazy and I only hope I can learn to live with it.

I’ve had bought an older model gaming mouse from Redragon years ago and it finally broke (Well, I broke it) so i decided to get this because it was newer, and could be used wireless or wired. Let me be perfectly honest with you all, this mouse is the best mouse I’ve EVER owned. period. your hand just fits so perfect on the mouse like a cozy cushioned pillow for your head. the design and LED in the mouse is great to. (you can cut the led off as well if your playing wireless and want to save battery life) it’s such a high quality mouse build to like sturdy but if you dont like heavy gaming mouses then this is not for you but if you like the feel of heavy gaming mouses then you WILL LOVE THIS MOUSE!

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 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.

Edit 2022: I bought a second one. I had bluetooth mouse, and others, but this one has the right height for my hand and it just works. Plus, it looks nice and the battery is still good on my old one. When I used it a while, I love it. Like a good steering wheel on your car, it becomes yours. I put this on my laptop and put the old one on my work laptop, then 15 min later, I put my old mouse back to my own laptop. Because it felt right. Im buying another one, just incase mine dies. Previous review: I have 8 wireless mouse, best being the $10 TECKNET I bought a long time ago. The thing is, this mouse is very good. The software that you download is good, battery charging is good, its made well with nice materials. But for some reason, this mouse wants me to constantly clicking on the right button. I think its because of the ergonomics. I wish the back half was raised little higher. I have normal hands. Other than that, Im using it. The light is amazing -- matches my laptop. Also, when you charge, the scroll wheel shows you red, yellow, blue to show if its charged or not. Also, the bottom led shows red scrolling when charging. Everything is great, performance is dead-on, but the ergonomics can improve.

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.

It was a bit bigger than I hoped and some of the buttons do absolutely nothing, but otherwise it works. It sensitivity is the best part, I lower it for school work and bring it up a bit for gaming. The buttons that do work are sometimes useful. Still it’s pretty clunky with its size. Also only goes like a day off battery power. Idk, I like it anyway. I would buy it, o have small hands anyway.

My computer box sits maybe 3 feet away from the mouse, and yet when running it wirelessly, I get waves of huge lag, making it unusable for gaming or most activities. Plugged in, no issues; wireless, a huge disappointment. Maybe on a laptop where the USB stick sits next to the mouse. If your computer box sits at more of a distance? Forget it.

So far so good, button assignment is easy (download software from their web site) macros are easy, all around nice fit in my hand. Gives me 4 programmable buttons (the two on top but I leave them as dpi +-), the buttons are enough for me, I tried the ones that have 12 buttons at the thumb and I think its a extremely DUMB idea, back six you cant use in game realistically and at best of the front six you may use 3 or 4. Now lets see how long it lasts (thats the true test)