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)

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.

The Redragon M801 gaming mouse works really good on all games Ive played, would definately buy it again.

I just received my mouse in the mail so I cant give a good review for the long term but it took me forever to finaly order this mouse because i wanted to get a good one without spending too much and I just bit the bullet and just did it I do a lot of FPS games and RTS games and at frist when I got this mouse I couldnt find the right software on the website that is in the instruction pages that came with it but I then found in one of these comments another site called Redragon USA and thats where I found the right one and now im super happy I get to fidget with colors and all of that and it has a battery saver where it shuts off after a certain amount of time and I love that. also it feels great in my hand doesnt feel cheap. im not sure if I was supposed to get weights with this one but I didnt get any but it still feels nice so I like it and will give 5 stars and I will update this review after a while.

Its a nice mouse. It has a nice weight to it (not heavy) that makes it feel like quality. Very comfortable to use, puts your hand in a good position. If you have bigger hands, this is definitely a better option compared to a basic logitech mouse. The thing I like a lot, out of the box, it lights up in a rainbow like fashion for the RGB while you use it and the lights shut off after about 30 seconds or so. Then back on once you move it. Not too flashy either like other mice where they look like they want to explode. My only complaint isthe left click, the springs seem to be lower in quality as you can hear an odd squeaky sound somtimes. More often than not a click produces the sound. Its not too distracting but you will likely notice it. I do not use it as a gaming mouse though. I use it for general use but someone who embraces the RGB life because colors are fun. The buttons on the side are nice and useful for going back and forward on a webpage. There are a lot of extra buttons on it so you could likely program them to do various things. The battery life is pretty good. Fantastic bonus that it charges USB-C. Ive used it for about a week now and have not had to charge it at all. Thats with the RBG on. There is an Econ mode which basically allows you to use it without the lights on so you can preserve the battery life. Regardless, if you are looking a higher quality mouse compared to the basic logitech mice you find at your local staples, this is a good alternative. Feels sturdy, the RGB are nice and not too overbearing. One star down because the second you notice the squeakyness its hard to not notice it. Overall a solid mouse and I would highly recommend it. $40 is a bit too much, I would prefer a $30 price tag but considering other mice from big brands for similar features cost $100+ at times, its a good value. For general use. Im pretty confident itll perform good for the price in a gaming situation.

The first one I got may have been faulty, it would barely go a day without needing to be recharged and would sometimes stutter across the screen terribly. I had it replaced and the second is definitely better. Both of the mouses scroll wheels tend to squeak when being used, which can get a bit agitating. Theres also not much indication for when the mouse battery is low. When its full the scroll wheel turns green but afterwards you just need to remember to charge it every couple days. Would be nice if the rgb or scroll wheel turned red when low. But thats just a quality of life suggestion and nothing against the product.

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 am always buying and trying different mice because I trade the stock market. I hate a mouse that the weight of my finger causes an accidental click because Im always randomly buying into a position in a stock I dont want to be in and it always causes me to lose money. Half the time I dont even know it unless I have the volume turned up on my laptop and I heard the order filled sound. I ordered a Logitech G603 and got it in the mail several days ago as well but i still got accidental clicks with it because the buttons were too easy to press. Not what I wanted. This sniper pro is perfect. I have to purposefully click it to get a click. I can hear the clicks which I also like. Its super cool looking, and much more comfortable than any other mouse Ive had. Its on the larger side for my small man hands which I like as it helps keep my fingers off whatever surface Im using it on. I dont like my pinky finger getting drug around all the time. I wish I could change the color on the scroll wheel though as its green and I dont like green. I can live with it though as I still really like this mouse. I havent used it for gaming so cant comment on that.

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.

I have a wired Redragon mouse (the M601) for my desktop that I absolutely love and that cost a whopping $14. Because of how much I love the mouse, I thought Id stick with the brand for my new gaming laptop. This one was 4x the price and I honestly dislike it more and more every time I use it. Lets talk pros: its pretty. I enjoy the rainbow colors and unlike my cheap mouse, the software actually works with this one. So thats cool. I also like the size/shape of it. Even with rather petite hands, its a comfortable grip. Unfortunately, there are more cons and pros. The biggest issue I have is it squeaks like crazy and just on the left click and it isnt a soft squeak either. This drives me absolutely crazy! The left click also lacks a crisp feeling and just feels incredibly cheap while also often being unresponsive. The battery life is.... not great. 2 hours is all it gets you unless youre on Eco, and honestly whats the point of an RBG gaming mouse if its going to die after 2 hours unless you disable the RBG feature? This is a minor thing to me, but annoying nonetheless. The scroll wheel can be slow to respond as well and the DPI feels inconsistent regardless of what setting I have it on. I just overall really dont care for this mouse. Im planning to return and trying a different Redragon wireless, but well see how it goes.

Yes, you read that right. This Redragon replaced a similarly priced, but malfunctioning Logitech G502 Hero. BTW - Logitechs Customer Support is horrible. Anyhow, the Redragon M801 works as well as it is pretty. Youre looking at this mouse because you want an RGB mouse. A wireless mouse. How about, a wireless mouse with no need to replace batteries? This mouse features all of the above, which made it a good pick to replace the G502. The mouse can connect via its included USB-C cable, and/or wireless. In fact, you can use use the cable to connect one PC, and the wireless receiver on another PC/Laptop. Once the mouses USB is connected, it stops transmitting to the receiver, allowing you to switch back and forth between devices. I know, most mice work this way, but it was still worth mentioning. As for features... READ THE PRODUCT DESCRIPTION. Youre reading a review to see if folks like it and if its reliable. I can say, Yes, it will last longer than a Logitech G502 Hero, and it doesnt have any mechanical failures yet - and I dont expect any. Most mice last years, and this one should be no exception.