M916 PRO 3-Mode Wireless Gaming Mouse, 55G Ultra-Light 26K DPI Mouse w/Ergonomic Natural Grip Build, Full Programmable Buttons, Software Supports DIY Keybinds & DPI

Great cheap mouse, I've used this thing for about a year and it holds up perfectly. I bought it because it's light, great size that fits my medium build hands, smooth tracking, and overall great value for what you spend. I hold mine at a funny angle but its rather comfy even for long use.

Great mouse all around and could possibly be on par with the vxe dragonfly r1 se! (Around the same price range) The mouse has great feeling sensor, clicks, scroll wheel and a somewhat smooth glide. Very solid and no creaking on my model. Things I would change: The skates are on the thinner side, so it could or will pull loose fibers on mouse pad. And mouse shape is aimed for people with palm grip because the back end being wider than the front, which still makes claw possible but slightly harder than a more rounder shaped mouse. Coating is alright, it feels like a combination of matte and glossy coat. And at last, a storage area for the dongle to fit in the mouse would be nice but definitely not necessary. All of these suggestions are not needed but would be nice to have or change. BUT for this price range and what they cut to make it the price it is… very worth it! The performance and the quality for the price, is not something to skip out on and would definitely recommend trying this mouse out! To those who haven’t already, a very thin coat of plastic is on the skates of the mouse… remove it and the mouse glide is so much better!

Works great with no issues at all. Connects right away with Bluetooth or the 2.4ghz dongle. Surprisingly lightweight. Feels sturdy in the hand and has a great shape. It is clicky but not obnoxiously loud.

Perfect wireless mouse for gaming! I’m a new PC owner and needed a replacement for the mouse my PC came with. So far I’ve been pretty pleased with this one! Easy to connect and go.

For $35, this mouse is a bargain. It's lightweight, the main clicks feel good, and the battery life seems decent. The provided software isn't required to use the mouse, but it lets you configure things like DPI and LOD, set macros, rebind keys, and change various other settings. There's no need to leave it running afterwards either (looking at you, Synapse). Connectivity is good, with the dongle working just fine from behind my desk without the need for the extension thingie, and Bluetooth working surprisingly well on my MacBook. It also doesn't have a terrible chalky coating like most gaming mice tend to have these days, so +10 million points for that alone. As for downsides: the scroll wheel feels mushy and its click is way too stiff, the skates are pretty terrible, especially on a hard pad, and the side buttons feel spongy. While none of these issues are deal-breakers for me, they contribute to an overall feeling of cheapness. I've replaced the skates which helps with movement, and I've managed to adjust the side button daughter board mount to eliminate some of the sponginess, but it still doesn't feel quite as nice as other mice I've used. Is this mouse perfect? No. The clicks aren't as nice as a DeathAdder, the wheel isn't as nice as a Pulsar, and the build quality isn't as good as either, but it tracks just as well and doesn't have a gross coating on it. As long as this thing doesn't develop any issues any time soon, you've won me over, Redragon.

Excelente

I was pretty shocked (in a good way) by the specs and features for the $28 I paid, but this mouse really performs well and is super versatile. As Q4 2024, I can't think of any better value mouse for getting into gaming.

Feels higher quality than I expected, and is very light. Doesn't creak or flex. Though the skates are pretty slow. You can buy generic replacements for less than ten bucks that are a lot faster if you like faster mice. I recommend the 6mm TalonGames skates.

There is no extra button at the bottom that you can map out the left click in case you want a macro for the left button like trigger fire or no recoil You have to sacrifice one other button to map left click . I’m mapping the left click to dpi button at the bottom of my razer viper pro mouse but this one doesn’t have an extra button but for the money I must say it is close to razer for the practice

Por el precio que tiene, está genial. Pesa poco, tiene software, 1000dpi, la batería dura bastante. Que mas se puede pedir.

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Love it! I don’t have a ton of experience with gaming mice but having used this for six months I’ve had an excellent experience It’s very light which is a good thing but can feel cheap because of that, 1000hz and very customisable The only flaw is it’s perhaps a little small which maybe doesn’t help the ergonomics but if you have smaller hands like me it’s no big deal Battery life also seems good I think about 20 hours on high power mode which I need because I game in my living room so the signal can get interference over the further distance and being close to so many other devices and WiFi router. I imagine a desk user will easily double that time

My second mouse from Redragon, just bought it because I wanted a wireless mouse. Solid build, very lightweight, good slide and responsive. Overall great product