Redragon M901-2 Gaming Mouse 12400 DPI Wired Programmable Lighting, 18 Programmable Buttons, PERDITIONS3 MMO Mouse, 12 Side Buttons, 5 Programmable User Profiles for PC

When I say "budget" Razer alternative, I am in no way suggesting the quality is poor by any means! I've only had this mouse just over a month now but it's held up amazingly well with 0 faults!First thing to note is that this is the older original version of this mouse which is apparently the better of the two, the only difference in terms of features that I've seen is that the newer one is a higher DPI, but some people also say the build quality is lacking on the newer one, however I can't confirm that as I've only tried this one.Main personal Pros:1. The side buttons are rather comfortable and a decent size for my fat thumb, but also click in with a smoother click than my Razer Naga Molten.2. Build quality is surprisingly good for a mouse of this price!3. Extra accessories like weights and spare slip pads for underneath the mouse are always a welcome bonus!4. Easy-to-use software.5. The Price!Cons(These probably aren't an issue for most people and not REALLY important for me but I thought I had to add something that I think could at least be changed or improved in my personal opinion):1. The cable seems to be rather stiff and even with the weights installed it still might have a tendancy to drag the mouse a bit depending on how much desk space you have.2. I'm not sure if it's the width/size or shape of the mouse, but I find I have to really grip it with my pinky finger when I go to pick it up, or else it wants to slide out of my hand. This isn't a major issue, and it could just me my hands, but if it was a tiiiiiny bit smaller or thinner then it would fit my hand perfectly which might make it easier to grab. Again though... it could just be my hands.All in all, it's a fantastic mouse for the price and I'd be more than happy to buy another if it broke further down the line, for the money you simply cannot go wrong!

i really love this mouse its a budget starter mouse i would say for those who are unsure how they would get on with gaming with a mouse, the buttons on the side are super helpful for those who may have motor issues. great product, sturdy and comfortable and very responsive, weights can be adjusted.

This mouse is perfect for warcraft! The light settings were a bit clunky to set up had to Google but once I figured out how to set the mouse wheel to match the rest of the mouse coloursbits been perfect for what I needed!Default the mouse wheel is coloured depending on DPI settings, I found a DPI i liked and changed all the wheel colours to the same dpi so I can flick between colours without it changing my dpi.I couldnt get the bottom of the mouse open to check the weights as its really tightly done up, but can see and feel they were in there. Its not very heavy which is my personal preference but if you like a weightier mouse this may not be for you .Its got a lovely texture to it, much better grip and has spare stickers to replace the grip on the underside of the mouse too.I changed my side button keybindings in the software so they are shift+1 etc as they are default set to normal numbers. This means you can use all 12 side buttons as separate keybindings which is fantastic.Really pleased with this purchase and would certainly reccomend.

Just received my mouse and it is surprisingly good! it is to replace my razer NAGA. the mouse arrived in really nice solid packaging it is plug and play but you can download software if you want to create custom profiles and change the mouse settings I have given it 4 stars down to the fact i find the software quite un helpful it does not really explain what anything it does and when i click apply nothing happens.the build quality feels really nice and buttons are really responsive. and it fits my hand more comfortably than the razer Naga did.Overall would highly recommend the mouse even though it feels completely alien to me at the moment( have had my NAGA for about 7 years i think)

My Corsair Scimitar broke recently probably from overuse, I didn’t want to pay out £75 again for a new one! I wanted a mouse with buttons on the side, I find it useful playing MMOs like Final Fantasy XIV or World of Warcraft. This mouse was half the price and actually had an extra “quick fire” button I thought might be quite useful so I made the purchase. The only issue I had was remapping the keys using the Redragon software. Googled it, noticed others were having similar issues, just download it from the US site and run the program as Administrator and it should fix it. I’ve been using it a for a week or so now and the only thing I miss about the Corsair was that it allowed you to adjust the sensitivity to the surface it was on (the M901 doesn’t have that feature on the software but still has the same sensitivity adjusting buttons just like the Scimitar under the wheel) apart from that the Redragon is just as good!

Bought this as a cheap alternative to my Razer Naga for use with my Laptop when I'm on the move. It does the job just as well at more than half the price.Very comfortable to use and the adjustable weights mean you can customise the handling until it feels natural.Fully configurable button mapping and the additional "fast fire" button can be configured to be anything, adding an additional macro input on the mouse.Buttons require a bit more force in order to depress them than the Razer line, but that doesn't bother me much

The mouse is very comfortable and probably works wonders for fps games with its built in burst fire button.However for what i needed it for, i was very disappointed that it has no mouse button 4 and 5. (The left and right click on the scroll wheel). Playing wow as my primary game, these are some of my most used buttons and to reconfigure my ui around this mouse would be too much hassle.

Works well and came as expected. All the buttons are programmable and there is a program that you can run to use macros and light options. Well worth the price!