Redragon Gaming Mouse, Wireless Mouse Gaming with 8000 DPI, PC Gaming Mice with Fire Button, RGB Backlit Programmable Ergonomic Mouse Gamer, Rechargeable, 70Hrs for Windows, Mac Gamer, Black

I really wanted an MX Master replacement after my first served it time, but the Bluetooth wouldn’t work consistently with my PC. This mouse kept my white build going and has attractive RGB elements. Works great for video editing and gaming. No connection issues with my pc. I’ve bought other items from them and they are always what they advertise. A good mouse I recommend.

The scalability on the mice isn't where I'd like it to be in terms of DPI, but it's responsive with a good polling rate, able to be used wired or wirelessly with the 2.4GHz dongle, the RGB is customizable to a degree without using the software, the black plastic will only gloss over with excessive hand oils, it's light for quick flicks of the wrist, and I would probably buy it again if it costs under $30.

Bought two others and they wake up just by moving the mouse, this one you have to click to wake up

Fantastic for the price. The build quality FEELS a little bit cheaper, but it only FEELS that way and does NOT represent that in performance. The responsiveness, scrolling speed, smoothness, all just feel fantastic quality. Along with this, the DPI settings and lighting settings are a fun way to easily customize your mouse. The lighting itself though is not top quality. Very glitchy in some ways and just doesn't look smooth. Really only the default lighting affect is smooth. Battery lasts a long time, which is good for a gaming mouse.

Really great quality mouse for the price. I do wish that the white light was more defused with some color bleed. If you have another color in mind for your computer or rgb this mouse has very vibrant colors. Controls are nice and feels good for a large hand. The mouse is light but still has some weight to it. Overall a good pick for a value gaming mouse.

I recently purchased the Redragon Wireless Gaming Mouse (M910-WS) and I am impressed with its overall performance. The 8000 DPI sensitivity is perfect for gaming, offering precise control during fast-paced games. The RGB backlighting adds a cool aesthetic, and I love how customizable it is to fit my personal style. The white design is sleek and comfortable, and it feels great in my hand, even during extended gaming sessions.As for the battery life, it’s decent but not exceptional—I’ve definitely had better. While it does last a solid amount of time, I find myself needing to charge it more often than I’d like, especially during heavy use. On the plus side, it does recharge quickly and the fire button and macro editing capabilities are fantastic for customizing the mouse to suit my gaming preferences.Overall, the Redragon M910-WS is a great mouse with excellent performance, a comfortable design, and useful customizable features. The battery life could be improved, but it’s still a solid choice for anyone looking for a reliable, budget-friendly gaming mouse.

It literally just works. That's it, that's the review. Arrived fully charged, turned on the BT switch, was immediately visible on my PC and I started gaming.

First off, it's important that I point out that I didn't buy this for gaming, but for daily work primarily so it's through those lens that I am reviewing this product. Also, I didn't install the software as I didn't want any additional bloat, but you will probably need it if you want more control of the colors and battery status etc. I have used it for a month or so to get a good feel for how it is.Now with that out of the way, some important things I wanted to mention about the mouse that weren't clear that might benefit others.- DPI or dots per inch affects the speed at which the mouse will move across the screen. If you are noticing very slow mouse movement (saw some reviews mention this), then increase the DPI and see if that gets you to something you like. The buttons are labeled in the manual. You can also try adjusting mouse speed in your OS (I'll leave that to you to figure out for your specific OS).- Report/polling rate affects the frequency at which the mouse communicates with the computer. In theory, the higher, the better accuracy, but also the greater drain on battery as it has to do more. Without the software, the rates correlate to color flashed on the scroll wheel when you set it using button on the bottom of the mouse. The rates allowed are 125 red/250 blue/500 green/1000Hz pink.Ok, so onto the pros:- Cost is fairly good. Considering you are getting a wireless mouse that can be plugged in and function as a wired mouse, it's fairly affordable.- Very accurate and I notice no lag with usage. I run at 250Hz poll rate (blue), though to be honest, I don't really notice any difference at 125Hz. Again, not gaming, so your mileage may vary, but give you can bump it up to 1000Hz, it should be adequate for most. I did confirm the poll rates online. You can google for sites that will report the detected poll rate of the mouse if you are interested in seeing it and from those sites, I did see the mouse was polling at the rates they claimed.- Rapid fire works as claimed and triggers 3 left mouse button clicks. I don't have a need for it so can't speak to how well it works in games or if the software allows any tuning of the rate at which it clicks 3 times, but there's no way to do it on the mouse itself.- Battery life is ok. I get roughly a week out of it using it for work. I have it on normal power on mode which means the LEDs are on so long as the mouse is actively getting used. I also use it on 250Hz polling for reference. LEDs go out after a minute and mouse goes to sleep after 5. The scroll wheel blinks red to let you know it is running low and will light up as stable green when fully charged (at least it is supposed to though it doesn't always do that but that may be related to the con listed later on about this).- Uses USB-C.- Wireless connectivity is stable. I use it 95% of the time wirelessly and only plug it in to charge and don't really notice any connectivity issues/lag.Cons:- It admittedly feels and looks cheap in some respects. The plastic feels very cheap. The scroll wheel looks probably the worst in that regards as just mostly plastic wheel that has a rubber tire or sorts on it. That said, the wheel feels and behaves fine for the most part and I care more about the function than the form so I don't necessarily care too much, but if you want something that looks premium, this probably won't do.- About that scroll wheel, it doesn't have horizontal tilt if you want to scroll left/right. That may or may not matter to you. For gaming, probably better it doesn't, but for normal work, I prefer having it so it was a bit of a let down for me.- LEDs are decent. They are RGB as you can see the same sections change color, unlike some that claim to be RGB but really only light up one color, but that said, you can see the individual sections. It doesn't look seamless as the colors transition down the mouse in some color modes making it very obvious where the different LED sections are. Probably would have required more LEDs to get the nicer affect, but it still looks fairly decent as a whole.- No way to keep the LEDs on. It turns off if it's idle and as I type most of the time rather than use the mouse, it is off a lot. For those who care about having it on all the time, just know that won't be possible.- Deep sleep after 5 mins is a huge annoyance. You have to scroll the wheel or click to re-wake it. While the other stuff I have listed is mostly superficial and I don't really mind at the end of the day, this 'feature' does bother me. I would prefer if it could wake on motion or something.- The charging/wire is a bit finnicky. I sometimes have to unplug and replug it multiple times for it to really make a good connection and get detected by the computer/charge. At first I thought I just wasn't seating it in all the way, but that was definitely not the issue. It also seems that it prefers having the plug go in with the cable flipped in a specific direction. Given this is USB-C and you shouldn't have to care which way it plugs in, so it adds to the cheap feel of the product. I might have gotten a defective component or something here, so you may have better luck with this. While annoying, it is still overall functional and not worth the headache of an exchange for me. I just put some tape on the usb cable to indicate the side it wants up and it works most of the time now when I plug it in that way. This alone probably cost it a star.- Ergonomics are a bit average for me, but that is hugely personal preference and depends on your anatomy so it's hard to knock it for that too much. I prefer a slight slant to the mouse with the left button a bit higher than the right to allow me wrist to rest in a more comfortable position, but that's not for everyone.Overall, for the price, you get a decent mouse. Most of the cons again are rather superficial, but if you are getting something like this with LEDs etc, the look and feel is what you are getting it for so the fact that it looks and feel slightly on the cheap side is a bit of a let down. I wouldn't discourage buying it necessarily for just that (probably docked it 1 start just for those things combined), and given a choice, I'd buy this mouse again if those were the only issues, but I get it if that is enough to make you say no. The bigger issue for me is the poor usb-c connection/port and the lack of wake up on motion.Hopefully this review helps you.