Redragon M612 PRO RGB Gaming Mouse, 8000 DPI Wired/Wireless Optical Mouse with 9 Programmable Buttons & 7 Backlit Modes, BT & 2.4G Wireless, Software Supports DIY Keybinds Rapid Fire Button

This is such a good gaming mouse. I used to be an (unholy) gamer who used the apple magic mouse... 🤮 This mouse is such an upgrade. First of all, it's way cheaper, $36, but after coming from the.. apple... magic... mouse 🤮 it felt like it was worth a million dollars. It still does, actually. The build quality is fantastic, extremely high quality hard plastic, exceptional RGB (very bright and colorful), and the rapid fire button really just makes opening documents easier. I haven't had any issues with the scroll wheel, and the DPI adjuster buttons are really nice. The polling rate of 1000 is really, really nice for gaming, and the battery life will put any other $40 dollar gaming mouse to SHAME. I game with it about 1 hour a day, and I use school for it about 6-10 hours a day, and the batter life lasts me 2 weeks. The wireless connectivity has absolutely no issues whatsoever, and it glides better without the cable, so I prefer it. Though, the cable is really high quality, so if you're a wired guru, this is still an excellent choice. The.. apple... magic... mouse 🤮 was barely functional in gaming, as it had a terrible sensor and no side buttons, but this mouse is not that. It has a great sensor, and it has side buttons, so it's much more functional when gaming. (Grantite, the bar was non existent, but this really has set my bar to be pretty high. Razer, take some notes. You don't have to charge $180 to have a great gaming mouse.) It's also a great productivity mouse, as it's very comfortable and ergonomic, and the side buttons can help serve as a copy and paste. On travel distance, it has very little on the right/left click. The side buttons are just a tad mushy with a little bit of travel distance, but it's not noticeable, and I would actually say it outcompetes other mice in this area. Also, the high DPI availabiltiy is nice, as I can set my DPI to high and lower my in-game sensitivity to have less sensor latency. I can also achieve 15 CPS, so if you need high CPS, go with this. I mean, Redragon, you might not always make the best mice, but you outdid yourselves with this one. For a 36 dollar gaming mouse, it ticks all the boxes for a 100 dollar gaming mouse. If you're any sort of gamer, just go with this. It's fantastic, and it's budget friendly, with no issues to speak of. 20/10. Seriously dude, grab one before it's sold out, because it's just that good :)

Best mouse for it's price point. Able to customize every button. Setting up macros in the program has a learning curve, but easy to do once you understand the basics. Was able to set the trigger button to right click 300 times a second. This mouse can register multiple button presses at once, great for those games where you need to press 2+ buttons at the same time. The usb/power/connector wire is made from a soft cloth like texture. I assume it might offer less protection (but unless you're gaming next to sharp objects, not an issue) than a braided plastic cord, but the softness allows fluidity and lets you slide the mouse better without pull back from the wire. LED is neat and customizable in the program, but eventually you might want to turn it off. Mouse able to turn off LED. Once you program your buttons you also don't need to constantly keep the program open like some other mice, so less resources on your machine. A+ for it's price point, would buy again.

I got this mouse as a replacement for a broken track pad on my laptop. I'm used to gaming mice and found this one to have the perfect blend of weight and functionality. You can easily switch DPI profiles on the fly and it has a very comfortable feel that allows usage for prolonged times. The lights on it make it easy to find for any late night gaming sessions. Overall a very nice and highly recommended mouse.

It's unfortunate that Redragon does not provide a link to the software relevant to this mouse. I had to search it up online and the first software I was taken to was for a different mouse, so it wouldn't connect. I was on the verge initiating a return when a second search finally took me to the correct software. This time the mouse connected without issue. It appears to be functioning correctly thus far, but I will have a better idea of how well it functions after using it for a while.The mouse is lighter weight than what I'm used to (a weighted Logitech G502), though I'm sure I'll adjust to it soon enough. For those looking for a lightweight mouse that is comfortable and easy to hold, this one fits that bill just fine. The design is relatively ergonomic. Despite having small hands, I feel very comfortable with my hand resting on the mouse and the buttons are easier to reach than the Logitech G502. The rubber grip on the thumb-side of the mouse is quite nice and probably very useful for those with sweaty hands. It has a bit more of a tactile feel, which I like.The software for this mouse is very basic and looks dated. There's nothing fancy here - just basic functions for lighting, DPI, button customization and macro programming. The biggest limitation comes from the RGB settings in the app/on the mouse, and I'll get to that in a moment.There are five DPI modes ranging from 500 to 8,000 DPI that can be customized as desired. I did notice that the DPI settings run slower than those on my Logitech mouse so 1,600 DPI on my G502 is about 2,800 DPI on this mouse. That said, I would think a DPI setting of up to 8,000 should be enough for most users. All of the buttons are customizable and macro functionality is included. I plan to program the buttons below the scroll wheel not only for convenience, but to prevent myself from accidentally changing the DPI by mistake. I don't really change my DPI once it's locked in. I prefer to set it, I like to forget it.Coming from a Logitech gaming mouse, the RGB settings are rather underwhelming! There are just five color modes (breathing, wave, 7-color breathing, full lighted (a solid color) and flash. The lighting can also be turned off. Both color brightness and intensity (saturation) are good. I find that white and off white colors look particularly attractive with the white/grey version of this mouse. I set this to a very light bluish-purple and do love how it looks. A dual color mode would have been nice to have and suited the overall aesthetics. This mouse will match the look of my new mechanical keyboard very well when it arrives.Overall, despite the RGB limitations and minimalistic software, this mouse is quite nice. Durability remains to be seen, but for under $20 with a discount, the feature set is quite respectable for the price even if the mouse doesn't last for a long time. TBH, I paid significantly more for each of the Logitech G502's I've purchased and have had ongoing issues with part failures. If this one holds up at least as well at over half the price, I'll be happy.

Guys buy it, it's perfect it has a quick shoot button, essential for games, different light modes, you can select it at ease, and no failure, it works spectacularly, I highly recommend it