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)

Just as advertised. Very nice mouse that works well for gaming. My grandson was well pleased.

I like this mouse - its ergonomic and nice sized for med-large (male) hands. I bought this because my previous mouse had issues with the wheel skipping - this one seems pretty sensitive and no issues so far. Lots of buttons, I havent done much with the software yet. My only complaint is the primary left button squeaks a little. Its a minor annoyance, but Id probably buy the mouse again just because it wakes up when you move it. Ive bought mice lately where you have to click something or move the wheel for it to wake up. This one wakes up as soon as you bump it and the RGB lights up.

I must admit, I had low expectations, even when I had my first mouse from redragon m601 previously, which I enjoyed. I was a bit intimidated on the size since I have small hands. However, the size is what made a difference in me liking it so far. Unlike other mice, this one is the widest I have tried so far. Even the height of it did not really bother me as much as I thought, albeit seemed to be better than I expected. The only issue I have is the rgb. However depending on your preference, it may not be a problem at all. The rgb has a humming noise when being in used, although I believe any mouse with rgb has the same issue, I belive this mouse makes it obvious that rgb has a noise. Thankfully there is eco mode, which basically just turns off the rgb. Not only does the sound become reduced, but it also makes the battery life last much longer than expected. Its been weeks of using this thing without charging its still barely hitting 80 percent in battery life. I personally recommend anyone who is interested in having a pinky rest on a mouse and prefers some wide than narrow build as well as someone who doesnt mind turning off the rgb to reduce the mouse humming noise. Overall, this was worth the purchase

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!

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.

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.

It works just fine, but I cant remap the buttons at all. However in games it works just fine, and the 2 front buttons register as side buttons rather than the alt and ctrl they are thumb buttons 4 and 5. The thumb button closest is always left shift, which isnt really a problem since its extra, I was going getting a mouse with 2 thumb buttons anyway. Usb c is a great feature and it takes milliseconds to connect to the computer. The lack of remaping is my only problem, which is why I gave it a 4.

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.

Had one for a year and a half, I broke the scroll wheel (my own fault) - got a logitec, and Im returning the logitec for another one of these. Ill keep this short. First the bad - The battery life isnt that great, but it does charge quickly. Also the scroll wheel feels cheap. I would happily pay 10 dollars more to have some weight added to the scroll wheel and the bearing or whatever in to be upgraded. Outside of that I love the way this feels in my larger hand. I dont care about the RGB and I keep mine in eco mode.

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.