Redragon M908 Impact RGB LED MMO Gaming Mouse With 12 Side Buttons, Optical Wired Ergonomic Mouse with Max 12,400DPI, High Precision, 18 Programmable Macro Shortcuts, Comfort Grip

Alright, so I've been putting this Redragon M908 Impact through its paces for the past couple of weeks, mainly grinding through some heavy MMO content and dipping my toes into a few MOBAs, and I have to say I'm genuinely impressed for the price point. Pulling it out of the box, the first thing that struck me is that it actually feels way more premium than the budget sticker suggests; the braided cable is a nice touch that prevents snagging, and the overall matte finish doesn't attract a ton of fingerprints, which is always a win. Of course, the elephant in the room is that massive grid of twelve side buttons, and I’m not going to sugarcoat it—the learning curve is real. Reaching the back rows definitely takes some thumb gymnastics, and I fat-fingered a few crucial cooldowns during my first couple of raids, but once your muscle memory kicks in, having that entire arsenal of macros right under your thumb is absolutely game-changing for hotkey-heavy gameplay. The optical sensor tracks pretty smoothly across my pad, and the adjustable DPI settings give you plenty of room to dial in your sensitivity, though I found myself sticking to the mid-ranges for the best control. I have to be honest about the software, though—it is functional and lets you remap every single button and customize the RGB lighting, but it feels a bit dated and clunky compared to the sleek suites you get from the big-name brands. It gets the job done without any major crashes, but don't go in expecting a super polished user experience. I also really appreciate the removable weight tuning system; I actually took all the weights out because I prefer a lighter glide for quick flicks, but it's awesome that they give you the option to make it heavier if you like that sturdy, planted feel. So, is it going to dethrone a hundred-dollar Razer Naga or Corsair Scimitar? Definitely not, but here's the bottom line—if you're a budget-conscious MMO player who needs that tactile button grid without emptying your wallet, this mouse is an absolute steal. It punches way above its weight class in build quality and performance, and as long as you're patient enough to train your thumb, this little peripheral will serve you incredibly well for years of grinding. Highly recommended for the value alone. To be honest, im a loyal customer to redragon. I have bought their mouses multiple times, and their warranty on top of that is AMAZING. I mean i don't get why wireless has a higher polling rate, which is a shame but like the feel,material is PERFECT. Literally thank you redragon <3

I bought this to replace an aging mouse which cost 4 times the price from a well known 'gamer' brand. The key feature which caught my eye was the extra little button over the Left Mouse button and that's a game-changer in itself (every mouse should have it!). Quality is top notch. I use this for 10hrs+ every day (and have done for a year) and have had 0 issues. The weighting in hand (with the added benefit of being able to change it with the provided weights to your own taste) is perfect. The side-buttons for MMO style actions took some getting used to as they are decidedly stiffer than the same buttons on the mouse this replaced but once the initial 'getting used to it' period was over the experience is overall better as the stiffer keys stopped 'accidental presses' which was a big problem with the mouse this replaced. The software is good. Not the most intuitive but not a massive learning curve. The big benefit of the software is that it actually 'flashes' up to 5 different profiles into some onboard memory on the mouse so you simply start it up, configure the mouse as you want then shut it down. It doesn't need to sit in memory like many other manufacturers software does. You can uninstall it completely and your profiles are fine as they're stored in the mouse itself. I noticed one of the reviews said the software did weird things to their system. I have installed, uninstalled and re-installed dozens this software dozens, if not hundreds of times on 3 different PCs over the last year and a half and have found no issues whatsoever. Overall this product just hits every mark. I genuinely believe it's a better MMO/FPS hybrid mouse than any of the big brands at 3-4 times the price. So convinced am I that I actually bought 2 more of them so that I will have spares for when this one fails (although circa 5500 hours usage on my first one and no issues) If I love this product so much why haven't I given it 5 stars across the board you may ask? Well I give a 4 for accuracy. Not of the mouse itself but of the advertising/placement here on Amazon which seems to suggest that the M913 is the wireless equivalent of the M908. It most assuredly *is not*. As good as this mouse is, the M913 is awful. See my 'sister' review for that one before buying. Short summary: While it shares much in common, the M913 is not the wireless version of this mouse - Ergonomically it doesn't have the weight (or extra weights) etc. RedDragon: Please! Give us a like-for-like wireless equivalent to this mouse with decent wireless signal! (see M913 review). I'll buy at least 3 :D

Nicely weighted mouse and great sensitivity. The cover for the wire is a bit flimsy. My Razr Naga is braided and the wire feels much sturdier and more protected. I use the mouse of FFXIV and WoW, so the triple click button isn't much use to me, unless I were to macro it - I can't seem to bind it to any keys in FFXIV, which is a shame. I dislike that there isn't another mouse button - both my Razr and my Logitech had mouse button 4 and 5 that I could assign for autorun and mounting. This only has M3, meaning I have to use a modifier for either mount or autorun, which is a bit of an irritation after having these options for 15 years. However, the mouse is responsive, and I love that I have a nice range of buttons. I do not use the numbers on the keyboard at all, and haven't for 15 years, so this is absolutely perfect. The range of lighting options is a bit wild and needed calming down, but it looks very nice and feels quite ergonomic in my hand. Overall great value and a great price.

I bought this mouse in July 2020. It is now February 2026. I have put around 12,000 hours of usage onto this mouse and it has only just failed me today. I'm here to buy another one. It's a hefty mouse, it fills my whole hand and I have big hands. It has adjustable weight. The 12 buttons on the side are probably overkill, I use about 4 or 5 at a time depending on the game. DPI is fully customisable using the downloadable drivers. I really like the index and little finger rests on the right side of the mouse, it makes gripping it a lot better. This is a no-brainer purchase for casual gamers. Fully customisable, very ergonomic. Probably not the best for competitive FPS players, but for most other purposes it is fantastic.

When I received the mouse I got it all setup really quickly with the RGBs and dpi ,of which there is a lot of customizable parts; The lighting - effects, brightness and speed. The buttons - individually mapable and can put macros to each button there is even a turbo button like the old madcat controllers. The DPI - has 5 modes so you can set each one to a different dpi if you wish, can change scroll and pointer speed also. The weight - There is 8 weights within the mouse so you can fine tune the feel of the mouse, personally I removed 5 of them and kept 3 in as with 0 I was finding the mouse moving slightly when I pressed the buttons on the side but again this is personal preference. As for the mouse itself, I love the cable being braided and really long that helps massively and just feels different (good different) to the standard rubber. The mouse also skates across my mousepad smooth and quickly. It has a wide feel but very comfortable, the sides are glossy which can get slippy but just need wiping every now and then and they are fine ( I may either scratch this or put a sticker over it to add some more grip ). Overall I love this mouse, I bought this solely to play wow / other mmos so won't be using very competitively in FPS's so for what it is and the price 10/10 from me. Now shortly after receiving the mouse I noticed the right click was stuck in and would only press in a certain location, I went to the support team online and sent a request in to see if there was any fix they could replace or if they could repair it. Less than 12 hours later I had a response with detailed instructions with pictures ( attached ) on how to fix it ( Gently pull up the button press plastic to reveal a small square, make sure this is aligned and not wonky then push back together ) This took 2 minutes and now the mouse is as it should be. No RMA or lengthy backward and forward just here you go fix it which I personally much prefer ! Granted the mouse should work as intended out the box but with it shipping across the world, being lobbed about by amazon, things are bound to happen in transit so I have no issue with this I'm thankful their support is incredible !

All I need to say is that I ordered this mouse back in July 2020 and after almost six years of constant daily use it's still going strong, still responsive, still in full working order. If that doesn't tell you that you're getting amazing quality (durability) for the price, I don't know what is. As for the actual features of the mouse and so on, all I can say is it's a great entry level MMO mouse with a very user friendly customisation program, and it's served me very well for a long time. Will definitely be buying again if or when it eventually fails. But so far my user experience has been a dependable, solid option that has gone the distance despite regular, daily heavy usage.

i would like to start by saying that my expectations were low, but for the price i wasn't expecting a whole lot. TLDR: not worth it, buy a mouse from a known good company with that said, i received my mouse (M908) today, the box i must admit, was very good, reminded me of the whole military crate design, happy with the purchase so far! then i opened it and things started to go downhill, however, lets get to the important part of the review! the mouse although weighted feels pretty much the same weight to me personally as any other non-weighted one, this is with all of the weights in it let me just add! the buttons on the side are far sloppier and looser then with the more expensive alternatives, the click of the left and right mouse buttons is that typical hollow sounding type you get from cheaper products as well, there seemed to be a drag to the left click button out of the box as well, the right did not have this drag when clicked, so i have to point towards a defect in the manufacturing tolerance then it being by design scroll wheel is as expected, it scrolls, and it does do that well, the amount of play in the wheel is low, a reasonable amount of force is required to rotate it, however this is actually a good thing when gaming, which is what this mouse is aimed towards to lower possible accidental rotation, however there is a fair amount of side-to-side play in the wheel which would be fine if that were to be used for forward and back navigation in web browsers, which this doesn't have, its just loose. the ergonomics are great though, my hand sits on the mouse well, fingers rest where they should and it feels like a great design to hold for a long time, however, the plastics used i can see getting a build-up of debris fairly quickly, alongside being a shiny surface, if you are prone to your hands sweating, i can see it not being great to hold onto. the DPI shift switches like the side switches have a ton of wobble to them, continuing the theme of the low-quality feel, they have a long travel to change the DPI rate, but they do work how they are intended. RGB next, the LED's have been mounted in a way which leaves the back logo not properly illuminated, its lit from the side which means the logo can be clearly seen to not be fully illuminated as it should be, the side buttons seem to be relying on one of the other LED's lighting another part of the mouse to illuminate them, meaning they do not have the nice crisp backlighting you would hope to have for dark environments or quick referencing, the other RGB lighting zones seem to be okay, they light up and are bright. the underneath of the mouse is....well....a mouse, i really can't comment on it much, the slot for the weights isn't loose so shouldn't cause rattling or odd feel during motion, it is weighted entirely via the back portion which could however cause a strange feel vs others who weight around the centre of the laser. the cable feels horrible, they have supplied it with a braided cover which is very loose to the cable, this when first straightening the cable caused serveral tight kinks to the cable inside the sleeve due to the sleeve not holding the cable whatsoever, once manually straightened out it was reasonable, i cant see the sleeve helping your cable from avoiding damage in the future however. the USB is massive, this can go either way, if you need the extra side of the plug to help guide it into a USB port then fine, if however, you have allot of USB's plugged into your PC like me, it makes for an annoying situation where finding the right socket for it to go into and not disturb other plugs, just something to note. all of the above could be forgiven if it were actually a decent mouse to use once plugged in, i can forgive products for many of their drawbacks if they perform so well, you forget everything wrong with them, this however, is not one of them products. firstly, the software isnt hard to find, a quick google of the company name, navigate to the software page, choose the mouse you have purchased, download and install, small point to them for making that painless! once run the software opens directly to the customisation menu.....for the RGB....because thats the first thing you want to check and make sure is right? fine, set that to how i personally like it, lets move on! i found the preset maximum DPI setting was a bit low, so over to the most important settings, slide the adjuster up to maximum and tweak down from there until its where i like it! fantastic you think? unfortunately not, the problem is either with the software upscaling the DPI or the laser itself, but you get next to no fine movement from the pointer, it is jittery, where you expect smooth motion and fine control over the pointer location, what you actually get is a hexagonal motion from a circular input, want to click on a tick box? good luck, it takes way to many readjustments to get the pointer over the box to actually click, already a massive loss for this mouse, next, the refresh rate is preset to 500? why would anyone want a 500Hz refresh rate on a product they have paid to have 1000? preset it to 1000 then let the end user turn it down! in short, no, i cant recommend this mouse, you can find alternatives from companies which are reputable and produce something that can at least pretend to not be as cheap as it is, this however, is to be honest, cheaper then its selling point, if this had been a £20 mouse fair enough, i could let it go, but its getting really close to some of the budget end higher quality brands, so in short, keep scrolling, and purchase from one of the better brands out there, for the fairly small price difference, this really isnt worth saving a small amount on

I decided to get a Redragon as I was unhappy with the stupid price Logitech are now asking for their top level gaming mice. I had reservations, but the mouse appears to be good quality. The mouse is very responsive, it can poll far faster than what i need, The side buttons are very tactile, you don't operate them accidentally, but they are too small for my fingers. The shape of the mouse for me is fantastic, the removable weights are really well designed, this is a nicely weighted mouse that sits well in the hand. The negatives - The mouse wheel has a very limp feel, if you are switching things it's very difficult to physically feel when you've actually made a selection which can be a bit frustrating. Software does not work very well with some functions, you can't remap buttons easily. I also like a mouse wheel that has 'side' clicks. the left and right mouse buttons have clicks that feel a bit vague, I worry about their longevity, but the mouse is under guarantee so I'm not too worried. That's the end of the bad stuff. Overall, this is a great mouse, and unfortunatley it's not for me, but that's more of an ergonomic thing as the side buttons are to small to accomodate my ORC sized thumb and I'm always pushing 2 buttons, however they are very tactile if you have small fingers, sometimes you just have to hold something before knowing its right, the downside of internet shopping.

Gestern bestellt, morgen sollte geliefert werden, heute angekommen. Da war mal wieder jemand schneller als die Zeit. Könnte aber evtl. daran liegen, dass die Maus in einem Prime Umschlag geliefert wurde. Finde ich auf jeden Fall super. Die Verpackung ist irre. Die Maus kommt in einer Hartplastik-Verpackung, bei den Rezensionen gibt es ja besreits genügend Bilder. Vielleicht etwas Overkill, aber durchaus geschätzt. Falls man doch mal mit der Maus auf Reisen gehen muss, ist sie definitiv sicher verpackt. Vielleicht gerade für Gamer gut, die ihre eigene Maus auf entsprechende Veranstaltungen mitnehmen. Schön auch die kleine Dose für die Gewichte. Haptik: Die Maus liegt gut in der Hand (ich habe mittellange Hände mit normaler Fingerlänge aber für einen Mann noch verhältnismäßig schmal, wenn ich mich nicht irre, wäre meine Handschuhgröße eine 7-8). Meine alte Maus war da viel flacher und ich muss sagen, das höhere Profil der Reddragon gefällt mir persönlich besser und fühlt sich angenehmer an. Man hat eher das Gefühl, dass die ganze Hand unterstützt wird und auf der Maus ruht, anstatt sie zu halten. Der Daumen liegt genügend auf dem kleinen Vorsprung, mit dem kleinen Finger hat man "Tuchfühlung" zum Mousepad bzw. der Tischoberfläche, was hilfreich ist, wenn man die Maus mal anheben muss zum umsetzen. Der Kunststoff auf der Oberseite (also den primären Maustasten und der Handauflage) ist angerauht und hat diesen Gummi-Effekt, ist aber glatt genug. Ich finde eigentlich genau richtig. Erlaubt eine einfach Reinigung aber doch genügend Grifffestigkeit, damit man nicht abrutscht. In den Griffbereichen sind keinerlei scharfe Kanten, alles ist schön abgerundet. Einzig an die Position der Maustasten muss ich mich gewöhnen, sie erscheinen mir im ersten Moment immer etwas nach links versetzt, im Vergleich zu meiner alten Maus, ABER absolut in einer natürlichen Position. Oder in anderen Worten bei meiner alten Maus waren sie halt dieses winzige bisschen zu weit nach rechts verschoben, welches ich am Anfang schon als etwas unnatürlich empfand, mich aber mit der Zeit daran gewöhnt hatte. Die Tasten selbst haben einen deutlichen Druckpunkt, wie man es von einer neuen Maus gewohnt ist und welcher sich erst noch auf das Klickverhalten einspielen muss. Einzig bei zwei der linken Seitentasten ist der Druckpunkt etwas schwammig, aber er existiert. Die Seitentasten sind jeweils in 2 Gruppen angeordnet und durch ihre Winkelung zueinander gut auseinander zu halten. Der Daumen liegt bei mir genau in der Kuhle der Tasten 1,2 und 4,5, man hat die Maus dadurch recht gut im Griff. Wie einige geschrieben haben, dass die Seitentasten schwergängig sind, kann ich nicht bestätigen. Genügend Druck um die Tasten nicht versehentlich zu drücken, aber auch leicht genug zu bedienen, wenn man sie benutzen möchte. Software: Nun wo Licht ist, ist auch Schatten. Nein, nicht das die Software unbrauchbar ist oder nicht intuitiv. Man muss die Seite zum Download nur erstmal suchen. Im Handbuch selbst ist kein Verweis und nur auf der Banderole der Verpackung sieht man dann eine URL. Allerdings führte diese URL dann ins Nirvana und ich bekam auf Chinesisch angezeigt, dass die Seite nicht erreicht werden konnte. Erst eine Suche bei unserem Freund Google führte dann zum Downloadbereich. Im einzelnen ist die Software recht eindeutig und einfach zu bedienen, allerdings spreche ich a) sehr gut Englisch und habe viele Jahre in England gelebt und gearbeitet, b) Arbeite ich seit fast 30 Jahren in der EDV und weiß wie man technische Anleitungen und Programmoberflächen interpretieren muss. Aber selbst für jemanden mit extrem geringen Englischkenntnissen sollte es durchaus möglich sein, sich schnell in der Software zurecht zu finden. Alles in allem bietet die Software die Möglichkeit 5 verschiedene Profile zu verwalten. In diesen Profilen kann man jede einzelne Taste umbelegen und ihnen auch komplette Makros zuweisen. Zu den vorgefertigten Funktionen gehören die Standard-Verdächtigen wie vor, zurück, Mediatasten, copy, paste etc. Bei 12 Seitentasten kann man da schon so einiges belegen. Zusätzlich zu den Tastenbelegungen kann man mit der Software natürlich auch die RGB Einstellungen anpassen und vor allem die DPI. Und was ich ganz hervorragend finde, ist das man bestimmte DPI Einstellungen gänzlich sperren bzw. entfernen kann. Folgendes, an der Obersteite unter dem Scrollrad befinden sich zwei Tasten für die DPI Einstellungen. Sie erlauben 4 Abstufungen einzustellen welche auch durch LEDs links daneben angezeigt wird. Also quasi 4 DPI Profile. Jedes dieser DPI Profile kann über die Software nun auch indivuduell eingestellt werden und zwar in 100er Schritten. Und noch eine Anmerkung zu den Profilen, sie werden in der Maus gespeichert. Wechselt man mit der Maus von einem zu einem anderen PC, bleiben die Einstellungen alle erhalten. Sound: Ja, es gibt auch einen Sound. Und zwar den Klicksound. Die Maus hört sich angenehm an. Kein hohles klicken der Mikroschalter, sondern eher ein solideres Geräusch, man könnte fast schon wertig sagen. Es ist natürlich immer schwer so einen Sound zu beschreiben. Laser: Ich muss sagen, er ist sehr präzise. Selbst wenn ich mit dem Sensor über die Kante des Mousepads gehe, springt der Mauszeiger nicht wild rum. Bei meiner alten Maus war das ganz anders .... und nervend. Man muss die Maus auch nur recht gering anheben, ich würde sagen <5mm, damit sie aufhört die Bewegung zu erfassen. Für schnelles Umsetzen ist das essentiell. Meine alte Maus musste ich recht deutlich anheben, damit der Mauszeiger nicht sonstwo endet. Die Maus benutze ich zwar auch zum spielen, aber auch für 3D-Anwendungen, CAD, Fotobearbeitung und Videobearbeitung, also viel für das man Präzision benötigt und wertschätzt. Da muss ich bis jetzt sagen: Ich bin begeistert. Framegenaues platzieren der In-Out Marker mit der Maus ist kein Problem, pixelgenaues Arbeiten ebenso. Geruch: Der einzige Geruch, den ich wahrnehmen kann, ist der von einem neuen elektrischen Gerät (also der Geruch von Flussmittel welches beim Löten verwendet wird, wer es schonmal gerochen hat und die Verbindung herstellen kann weiß wovon ich rede). Das Plastik riecht nicht. Kabel: Das Kabel ist textilummantelt, lang genug und die Steifigkeit stört nicht beim bewegen. Bewegung: Die Maus gleitet super über das Mauspad. Natürlich sollte man auch die Schutzfolie unter den Gleitsohlen entfernen ^^. Gewicht(e): Man hat was in der Hand, kann dies aber noch variieren durch die austauschbaren Gewichte. Hier ein winzig kleines Manko, das Fach für die Gewichte lässt sich erstmal recht schwer öffnen. Aber man wird das Gewicht vielleicht einmal ändern und danach dieses Fach nie wieder anfassen. Damit kann man also durchaus leben und nach dem ersten Öffnen muss man das Fach ja auch nicht bis zum letzten Anschlag wieder schließen. Ich persönlich habe die Hälfte der Gewichte entfernt und finde es sehr angenehm so. Ehrlich hätte ich nicht gedacht, dass es so einen riesigen Unterschied ausmachen kann, aber auch ein alter Hund kann doch hin und wieder noch neue Tricks lernen. Preis/Leistung: Da kann man durchaus von Hervorragend sprechen. Es muss wirklich keine Maus für 100 Euro oder mehr sein, und ehrlich gesagt sehe ich so ein Preisschild für eine Maus auch nicht ein. Meiner Meinung nach sollten bis 35 Euro mehr als reichen und da landet man hier einen Volltreffer. Alles in allem super Maus. Man bekommt was für sein Geld. Meine alte Maus hat bis auf 1 Euro das Gleiche gekostet, aber doch war sie so viel billiger vom Material, von der Verarbeitung und den Features. Da ist die Reddragon eine sehr angenehme Abwechslung. Gerade bei Eingabegeräten zählen natürlich viel die persönlichen Präferenzen, dem einen wird die Maus zu groß sein, dem anderen zu klein, dem nächsten ist der Druckpunkt zu hart usw. Ich kann hier natürlich nur meine Meinung wiedergeben, aber wer auf der Suche nach einer neuen Maus ist, sollte diese hier durchaus mal ausprobieren. Wer normal mit der Maus umgeht, wird sicherlich auch lange Freude mit ihr haben. Man muss ja nicht gerade mit einem Baumstamm auf ihr Schlagzeug spielen ^^

- the mouse size is good i have pretty big hands and it feels it suits most someone with medium handsize (18cm is my handlength) i sometimes tend to not be fully on the mouse cause of its size beeing not perfect for my hand - scroll button can be either clicked or pushed to the left all buttons are easy to reach and click - for the side buttons if you plan on playing a game like egoshooter the button tend to use a tiny bit to much force and might end up screwing your aiming. the button 4,5,6 on the mouse are hard to press cause of the way they are aligned, but you will always know where you are on the sidekeys - the side buttons buttons are aligned from top down view like this \ 1-3 id prefer it if it would be more like \ / 4-6 hard to reach these \ \ 7-9 \ / 10-12 \ - no software included you need to download it, looks a bit complicated but it isn't that hard once you found out how it works, all keys can be rebound to anything on your keyboard, i dont have other extensions to try if you could align on them as well. there are no basic mouse commands you need to do that with the software (example: mousekey 4 and 5) - the placement for the small and ring-finger would be nice if there is a bit more material at the front and not so far behind cause i sometimes rest those fingers because of that on the mat. - did i mention you can change the glow on the mouse however you like to any color in the software if you like that. can only recommend it

Before you buy, know that you can assign the Auto-Fire key to a "Shift" key assigning secondary functions to side buttons, allowing you to have at least 25 functional keys in total which is amazing, especially in playing MMO Games. It's flexible programming-wise to function, good when using office programs where you assign shortcuts to side buttons, seriously, it's an amazing mouse. As for the downside, it's big and weighs a little which could turn off some people but I like it that way cause I wouldn't say I like small mouses. It takes some time to get used to which can take up to a month depending on usage but once you get the hang of it, all capabilities are unlocked that it become a core part of your life.

This is my first ever "gaming" mouse. I'm by no means God of fps, or other demanding gaming genres, but I've been around the block in my years as a gamer from the C64 era of gaming. Before purchasing this mouse, have used several corded mice such as the classic Microsoft mouse back in the day when Quake was a thing, to a few Logitech cordless mice in more recent times. Of the Logitech devices that I relied upon in the several thousands of hours of gaming I've done over the years, the Performance MX Mouse took some serious abuse before I retired it. The left mouse button became erratic and unreliable, as it began registering double clicks and wasn't at all good for anything anymore. I replaced the Performance MX with with a new Logitech MX Master 3, yet I didn't want to abuse this one in the way I did by using the same mouse to game/everything else. I wanted a dedicated gaming mouse that was more affordable and was more reliable, and so I decided to spend a fair amount of money on this Red Dragon M908, which was priced economically. I had read how some of the more aggressively priced brands that tout high performance gaming, would die after a year or so - not sure on how many game hours they were brutalized over - but I decided to purchase a cheaper one to try out. I am impressed. It's very comfortable in the hand, though it is extremely slippery. I wish the mould on the right side for your pinky finger had some rubber to give you a better grip, and even some rubber on the palm rest would have been nice to lock your hand in position. I find its so slippery because of the smooth plastics, that I am having to adjust now and then to maintain ideal finger placement for all the buttons. As your hand gets a little sweaty, this changes, as there more grip established, but for the initially it's really slippery. I have never had access to so much customization in my life and I'm kind of overwhelmed by how many buttons and actions I can configure. Different profiles, different colour patterns, different buttons and even Windows commands like saving and printing and cut and paste and my computer and run its unreal, to media commands, and macros... there are like 5 different modes you can set up and program all the buttons for. Power users out there, go for it and customize until your hearts content. I'm just a simple gamer and I appreciate all the customization available, but it's not necessary for me. It would take me a week to remember what all the buttons did again haha. The different dpi adjustments available can also be customized to more specific settings based on your preferences, so you are not locked into the 4 that are already set up by default. I actually like the differences by default so I haven't messed with calibrating them based on what games I decide to play, but it's fully customizable to whatever sensitivity you want. I like this mouse and I am happy with the purchase. For me it's a dedicated gaming mouse so I don't have to worry about trashing my everything else mouse. Great product for a great price, with crazy level of customization. You can't go wrong for what you pay.

Una calidad y rendimiento que superan con creces su precio. Sensor óptico de hasta 12.400 DPI proporciona una precisión excelente tanto en shooters como en juegos MMO, y poder ajustar los DPI sobre la marcha es un punto a favor enorme. 18 botones programables que permiten personalizar al máximo las funciones según el juego, y el software de Redragon es intuitivo y estable. Además, el peso ajustable ayuda a encontrar el equilibrio perfecto para cada estilo de juego. La ergonomía es fantástica: se adapta muy bien a la mano incluso después de largas sesiones, y los switches se sienten firmes y responsivos. Un ratón muy completo, robusto y con un rendimiento digno de gamas mucho más caras.