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 GripCarbonfree Certified

This mouse is absolutely essential for most fps/MMO/survival games and many other genres! Having 12 side buttons allows you to easily access any ability with ease while allowing you to still move and strafe your character in any direction (since your fingers on the keyboard can all stay there). This is the third time I've bought this mouse because it's just that good.That being said, it seems like it was designed with planned obsolescence in mind. As I mentioned, this is the third time I've bought this mouse over about 10 years. Every 4-5 years it seems to start double clicking on occasion. Perhaps this is normal wear and tear, but it's something to keep in mind at the very least. Of course, this could happen to any mouse with enough clicking. This mouse is a reasonable price so I don't mind buying it every few years since it's just that useful!As a side note, it is also very customizable in terms of colored LED's, cursor speed, and weight. I just keep all the settings as they come though and it works great.

I fell in love with a Razer Naga and bought this for traveling. In some ways, I like it better. It fits a larger hand comfortably and is great for holding for hours while working. Buttons have a nice clicky feel to them and are less sensitive than the Razer. Provides two modes, one with RGB lights and an eco mode without lights. Battery life is great in ecomode and lasts for about a day in standard mode. Scroll wheel and scroll speed could be better.The biggest drawback to this mouse is the lack of button mapping and customization. However the look and feel make this a great mouse if you want a second one for MMOs or just want an affordable option for a bigger hand.

I’ve had this mouse for over a year. And game with it daily. I do a lot of FPS games and love having a numpad at my thumb. Selecting items is breeze and i don't have to move off SADW keys with my left hand to hit numerical keys.All and all I am happy with this mouse.It has held up thru intense gaming and smashing buttons hard …and some serious mouse slaps on the desk during rage quits NGL😂It still functions after all the abuse I’ve put it thru.The cable is feather light and super flexible. I forget it’s there. It seemed dainty and possibly fragile at first but has held up well.Its not a small mouse. It comfortably fills my hand. There are removable weights in the bottom to get just the right feel.My only critiques on design are that I wish there was a bit of space between the numpad keys. They built it so the keys have this peak and valley design to help distinguish which row you are one but the buttons are pretty small and right next to each other.It is easy to feel what row you are on but can be a thing knowing if you are on the left, middle or right key …. Or pressing two keys at once.A .25mm gap between keys might have been nice .Also the wheel is scroll and click but not tilt. That third axis of tilt is almost a standard on mice these days.The app for the mouse is fairly basic but functional and stable.There is 5 DPI settings , adjustable via up/down buttons on the top of the mouse and 5 lights to show you your current setting level , the amount of DPI per setting is fully adjustable in the app.There is also a slider in the app to select overall pointer speed independent of DPI.Report speed can be set between 250mhz, 500mhz and 1000mhz.There are several different setting profile storage spaces so you can set the mouse up for different game types ,however, I have not found any way for it to automatically switch profile per a game selection. You have to manually open the app and select a different profile as far as I can tell.The RGB speed and brightness can be changed in the app and there is a bunch of different predefined patterns such as waterfall, fade, pulse ect.There is also a button in the bottom of the mouse to quickly switch between some presets.I have had zero stability issues or conflicts with the driver.All the buttons are fairly clicky and quite responsive. The top buttons feel mechanical but the numpad does feel like a membrane. I am not sure exactly what is what , thats just how it feels. They could all be mechanical ?? I haven't torn it apart.😂All and all its a solid MMO gaming mouse at a $40ish price point.It has a solid feel to it .Its not “pro gamer level” but I would describe it as enthusiast level. Definitely above cheap beginner or kid level.

Great mouse I bought Razer Naga V2 and I prefer this one due to the form factor and better position of the side buttons, The scrolls wheel feels very satisfying and you can adjust the scrolling speed on the software, Speaking of software is decent you can remap the side buttons and you can save various profiles; also you can remap the side buttons and save it to the mouse onboard memory so you don't need the software to be running at all times, I really recommend it, The cons are clicks are very cheap quality and doesn't feel great to click. The mouse overall feels great on the hand but the cheap materials feels odd you need to get use to it maybe with grip tape you can improve the feel, but I understand the price is very cheap.

I have been a long time user of MMO mice but they all seem to break in one way or another after a year or so, In the past I have owned the Razer Naga, Corsair Scimitar, and the one made by Logitech. When my latest Corsair had its mouse wheel go out I decided I was not spending 100 again on a mouse as lately the extra money does not seem to buy durability. I decided to give the ReDragon M913 Impact Elite based on all the good reviews and the low price in relation to other MMO mice out there, around $40, I was not expecting much from it but when it breaks I won't be out so much. Well this mouse has possibly made me a life long ReDragon user and I am already thinking about grabbing one of there keyboards. The mouse feels very solid, the mouse buttons on the side are laid out perfectly for my bigger hands but at same time also work really well for my son whose hands are not as large. The RGB is bright if you like that but you can also turn it off. The software is very light and does not use a lot of resources and was very simple to use. One thing I will note is that there is a switch on the bottom of the mouse if you want to use the RGB have it all the way down. You can set side buttons out to be anything you want, so for example I am currently playing Elder Scrolls Online so the 1-5 are 1-5 on mouse 6 I have programmed to R, 7 is my Q key, 8 is E, and 9 is F. Doing this way means I basically just used keyboard for movement. I would definitely recommend to any MMO players out there.