Redragon Gaming Mouse, Wired Gaming Mouse with RGB Backlit, 8000 DPI Adjustable, Mouse with 9 Programmable Macro Buttons & Fire Button, Software Supports DIY Keybinds, M910-K

So I've had the Centrophorus for about 4 months now, and here it is- the good, the bad, and the ugly. Pros: - The on-mouse DPI adjusting button is very helpful. When playing CS:GO I often find myself operating at 1600-2k DPI while running about, but frequently using the button to quickly switch down to 1k for precision. - It grips like some Razer mice I've used. I've got fairly small hands, and it's extremely comfortable. - I have never experienced any lag with this mouse whatsoever. - The software is your basic driver software. None of that acceleration or auto-move BS. It is a mouse. The end. - I know for most people it won't matter, but I actually like the adjustable weight of the mouse. This can help determine how much force you need to apply to move the mouse. Depending on what you're doing, you may want it to be heavier or lighter. - The price tag: My last mouse was a sixty dollar Razer Deathadder, whose scroll wheel broke off of it's detector mechanism 4 months after purchase. This mouse has given me less grief and better performance for less than a third of the cost (Don't get me wrong, I love Razer). The Cons: I don't have anything to put here. Overall, I think it's an amazing mouse. It's inexpensive, it's adjustable in basically every sense, and works magnificently in every respect. I will update this if any problems do crop up, but until then, this would be my mouse of choice. Edit: This mouse is now over a year and a half old, and still going strong. Edit 2: After two and a half years of loyal service, today I had to take a moment of silence for my Redragon Centrophorous which was killed by an unknown issue that caused all buttons on the mouse to stop working. When I bought it, this mouse cost me 18 dollars. I got 30 months of use out of it. I'll take that value. I'll be ordering a new one shortly! Edit 3: Autopsy revealed no signs of water damage or physical damage, and my best hypothesis is that the poor little IC in it finally couldn't take the heavy use any more and gave up.

The Redragon M601 is a mouse for the casual, penny-saving gamer. It has a unique design, is made of sturdy material, and has a decent amount of adjustability, all the while brandishing a price of lower than $15. There are very few alternatives out there that you could find that include all of the features of the M601 at such a low cost. Design and Comfort Aside from the cost, the design and comfort of the M601 was the main selling point of the product. The design of the M601 is rather unique in that, instead of having rounded edges all around the mouse, it has pointed edges at the front which gives it the look of a dragon's claw. This coupled with the glowing Redragon icon at the base of the mouse gives the whole thing a sense of fantasy created around the Redragon name. But the design is used for more than just creating a fantasy around the product. The pointed edges towards the front of the mouse are slightly raised up on the sides which creates an indent in the middle of the mouse buttons where your fingers can rest comfortably. The edges are used as a way to guide your fingers into the middle of the left and right mouse buttons which makes it easy and comfortable for your fingers to rest and click on the middle of the buttons where it is easiest to get a response. Overall, the design of the mouse creates the experience of guiding a dragon's claw while simultaneously creating a comfortable mouse to rest your hands on. Durability After just over six months of continual use, there has been no noticeable degradation in my M601. The M601 is made of very sturdy materials and has a tight constitution meaning that there are no loose parts or buttons flopping around when the mouse gets moved from one place to another. Each click of the mouse is distinct and responsive. The cord is about 6 feet long and braided the whole way. Performance The actual performance of the mouse is solid. The changeable DPI button works perfectly with its three adjustable setting. The two side buttons work as intended and the mouse's optical sensor is very responsive. The only stumble in performance that has been shown is this weird bug where if the computer is ever put to sleep then started back up again, the mouse will not work. The simple solution to this problem is just simply to unplug and plug back in mouse. This bug does not happen if you shut down or restart the computer, it only ever happens when the computer is put to sleep. It is a simple problem with an easy solution. Overall, this mouse is great for a casual gamer. It gives the perks of high end costing mice, like the adjustable DPI and durable construction, while also holding the cost of a low end mouse. If you are a casual gamer looking for a new, adjustable mouse while also looking to keep your wallet intact, this is the mouse you are looking for.

My old mouse broke so I needed to buy a new one. I looked online for something on the cheaper side that would hold up for a while. Found this mouse online and I was pretty happy with the product. It arrived pretty quickly inside its own case. The case is durable, so the mouse wasn't nicked or in bad condition upon opening the box. Inside there were instructions for warranty and a booklet about the mouse. Now for some key features of the mouse. You can switch between 1000/1600/2000 DPI. There is one button to change between DPI, the scroll wheel, left and right click, a button to go backwards/forwards in tab history. You cannot customise any of the buttons which I saw as a downside. As this is a gaming mouse I would have like the ability to at least have customised the side buttons. It's also a shame that the light under the DPI button doesn't stay on. It changes brightness depending on your DPI setting, but it would have been nice if it were actually on when you have it at 1000 DPI. What I really liked was the weight tuning kit. I played around with different weights until I found the one right for me. For a cheap mouse I wasn't expecting this, so it was a nice feature. It's also not hard to change the weights or open the bottom of the mouse. The braided cord also doesn't get tangled as easily as the cord to my old mouse which saves me the frustration of untangling. It's also pretty durable so I don't have to worry about any accidental tugging causing rips or tears. Another thing that bothered me was that you cannot invert the left and right click, so if you like using the mouse with your left hand, things may be a bit harder for you. This isn't a high quality gaming mouse, so I personally wouldn't play any CS or many fps with this mouse as I prefer having customisable buttons on the side to limit keyboard use, but it works well for most other games especially if those games have adjustments for mouse sensitivity. It is very easy to click this mouse, so if you play any games requiring constant clicking this would work well for that purpose. That being said, if you don't want to accidentally click anything you may want to be careful with how much pressure you put on the buttons. Overall, this mouse serves its purpose and I can see it lasting for a long time. It's pretty good quality for the price even though there are some shortcomings. I would recommend this to anyone who is looking for a simpler gaming mouse on a budget.

I bought this in 2017. It is now 2020. I am still using it. It still works as well as the day I got it. Left button still clicks. Right button still clicks. Scroll wheel still scrolls. Side buttons still work. Except in some situations, namely certain games that I'm pretty sure don't accept extra mouse button inputs anyway. For example, in Deus Ex Human Revolution, Bioshock, and Starcraft 2 they don't work, but in Fallout: New Vegas, Metro 2033, and Dota 2 they work perfectly. Seems more a problem with the games themselves than with the mouse. Regardless, their primary function, to go forward and backward on most web pages, still works fine. I use it regularly- Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, even gaming apps like Steam, Origin, Battlenet, and Gog- it's a great unexpected utility. It's easy not to click them if you don't want to unless you have fat thumbs or a lack of muscle control; luckily I have neither but YMMV. It's a hardy piece of hardware. In the games I mentioned above, you need to do a lot of clicking. A lot. Honestly I've clicked it so many times that sometimes my fingers get tired (especially in RTS/Moba which take a LOT of clicking) but the mouse still clicks. It's been three years, I must have clicked hundreds of thousands of times if not millions, and it Still. Keeps. Clicking. Granted I keep it clean and pristine and don't let it get gummed up with cheeto dust or bbq seasoning but it should go without saying that you take care of your electronics or they don't work as well later. The weight and the DPI adjustments are functional, I just don't use them. I removed the weights because they bothered me bu hey they're removable so no harm no foul. Some certain games with messed up mouse acceleration or weird sensitivity input (looking at you, Dead Space) do require a DPI adjustment. There's only 3 tiers which is meh but it's better than none or having 3 million tiers. The lasers are incredibly functional on a variety of surfaces and the material is smooth enough that many surfaces can be used well. Mattress, mousepad, desk, a pair of jeans, I'm honestly shocked how well it works on different materials. The cord has frayed slightly over the years but that's mostly because in my setup, the cord wraps around my external speakers to plug into my computer, and it seems to have only frayed where it rubs up against the speaker. Even then, only a few strands pop out, and the cord itself is still in great condition. The black and red color palette is inoffensive and helps to see where it is in the dark. And the design overall is pretty sleek and cool. My hand is perfectly sized for the hardware so if your hand is the size of my hand (I have hands of fairly average size) you won't have an issue. I can't speak on battery life because it has a cable. Essentially this is baby's first gaming mouse. It's pretty much right in the middle between a practical one typically used for web browsing etc, and a pure gaming one which, well, is used primarily for playing video games. It's enough that I can use it for both activities without encountering any problems. I have to use it in the correct USB slot or I'll encounter problems, but that shouldn't come as a shock to anybody who knows basic electronics. I trust Redragon brand enough that when I buy a keyboard and replacement mouse (if this one ever breaks) it'll be them. Thanks for three years of a good mouse Redragon; here's to three more.

My recommendation: 10/10 Pros: • Looks cool • Build quality is great • Cord quality is great • Good price Cons: • Red light from mouse might bleed onto monitors My Review: The only reason why I had to return this item was because I received it late (not in time for my girlfriend’s birthday) and when I received it the box was opened, the tape was removed, and it looked like someone might have used it. I used it for an hour or so until I saw there was a piece of red hair sticking out from the scroll wheel. No one in my house has red hair. That kinda got me grossed out and decided it was not worth keeping. For the hour or so that I used the product it felt like a razer gaming mouse. It felt almost like my mionix 3200 mouse. It just felt really good to hold it and move it around. I really liked the weight to it and the lighting effects. If you do not like bright lights, be warned the red light radiates out a lot and reflects off of any type of monitor. I mat screen monitor and the red light from the mouse would reflect and/or show on the monitor when the screen was either black or dark. Regardless is looks wicked and will complement any system build with red lights. Additionally, what I also liked about the mouse was the cord. It is not very often that you will find at this price point that has a braided cord. The red black color design for the mesh makes the cable stand out. If you don’t like cords to stand out, then avoid this mouse or figure out a way to cover the cable because it does stand out especially on a dark colored desk. I really wish I had received this item for my girlfriend’s birthday on time and not buy her something else from the local store. Reason I say that is so I could have used it haha

Ive owned this mouse before and I loved it. Accidently broke it so I decided to get another one. This mouse is slender and small but easy to maenuver. The one I owned before only had 3 dpi settings and the newer one has 4 that actually changes the middle LED color which is pretty neat. I play a lot of games at high sensitivity so this mouse is perfect for quick movements. Now, you are wondering why I gave it 3 stars if I love it so much. Well, I just got the newer mouse yesterday and there is a problem. While moving the mouse around on the desktop or while gaming, the mouse will randomly stop moving for a second and then the pointer (or crossairs in game) will jump over to the direction I was going for. It seems to do this constantly while I am doing art and messes me up while gaming. The mouse has a year long warranty but trying to contact them via their webpage is broken. I have installed the drivers, restarted my pc, tried different usb ports and cleaned the optics and it still randomly stops. In all my years of using Amazon, this is the first defective product I have received and will be my very first return. It was bound to happen. When the mouse works, its the best (especially at this price). Will change my review when I get a working one. UPDATE: So I got my new one in and it works fine. BUT! Here's the kicker: Even though this is my third one of this very same mouse, each one has been different. They all look the same but have worked differently. The first one had the red lights and worked great. The DPI would get brighter each level of DPI you went up. Also only had 3 settings. The second one had different colors depending on what DPI setting you were on. Also had 4 levels of DPI settings. This third one now has the breathing affect for the LED and does not change colors when you change the DPI. This third one also came with a micro disc (same size as a GameCube disc) to further customize the button layout, macros, DPI sensitivity and how the LED works. This is super confusing and irregular versions of the same mouse. However, the mouse works very well and fits comfortable in my large hands. So do not be surprised if you get one of the versions I have mentioned here. Hopefully you get the version that has different colors AND the disc.

update: August2018: still works, middle click stopped working a while back. Inexpensive, sorta, so maybe I shouldn't expect more, IDK. update 13Jan2017: it still works, a relief after that crummy Logitech trackball. I originally gave this 2 stars, but I've changed my mind. It works fairly well. They advertise this for gaming, something i know nothing about. I assumed it would have more programmable buttons, maybe like some fancy trackballs. Maybe I didn't know what I was buying, I expected a bunch of whizz-bang features. This mouse has served me well, for a while now. While I'm disappointed it didn't have more features, it does the job well. So, for surfing and such, I'm raising my rating from 2 to 3 stars. Maybe I'll revisit this review. If it's still working in a year.... I don't know if this is good for gaming, but for most of my stuff, it's been decent. Maybe there are cheaper mouses that are as good. But as far as this mouse, so far, so good. I can tell you it has a thing in it with weights. update 25Oct2015: Here it is a week later, still working. I bought the #1 best seller trackball the Logitech m570 previously, the scrollwheel went out within months. So much for Logitech products. This mouse the RedDragon, is still working after a week or so. Not a great emdorsement, but at least its working. I write negative reviews to both help others stay away, and to hurt the company making rotten products. If this mouse goes south, I'll do an immediate update. I've explained my frustrations below. The feel of the mouse is pretty good, its symmetrical, nice for you lefties. I have no need for wireless, this thing is corded, which is one less thing to go wrong. Where I live now, I have a tiny desk, surrounded on both sides by furniture, so there's limited space. I wanted a trackball, because of space limitations. I've read that trackballs are less popular, fewer are available, possibly meaning the competition isn't there, nor is the quality. I prefer trackballs, but setting the sensitivity(mouse/cursor speed) has made this fairly comfortable. If you're not a gamer, & I'm not, I suppose you could do worse. Because I have this mouse, I can risk tearing apart my Ancient MacAlly trackball, with the hope of getting the scroll wheel to work again. I am not a Mac user, but the trackball's 4 buttons were sufficient, and one can work around the nonfunctional trackball. Ít came only with Mac software, so wasn't customizable, but the default setup is the most logical setup anyway. But who wants to? ------------------------------------ I'm not a gamer, so Io can't say anything to help you folks. I expected a bit more from this mouse, I guess I love buttons, this hasn't been a great choice, it doesn't seem to be awful, either. Somehow I thought I'd be able to use the 6° button for *enter* or something, i once had a fancy trackball with extra buttons/functions. Really, for the regular non-gamer like me, this mouse has the minumum buttons acceptable, l;-click, R-click, forward & back. When one's looking to. buy this, on thee page, further down, you'll see several more mouses Many seem to share the same body shape, and nearly the same lights on the mouse-body. I can't evaluate those mouses, just mentioning the similarity in appearance. So far, this mouse hasn't been too bad, the frustration of driver-software is something that angered me, So far, this mouse hasn't been too bad, question is---will it at least hold up for a year or more? I'll update if/when it fails. I guess for a non-gamer, this isn't anything special, but doesn't seem to be the worst possible choice, either. The mouse is always lit, kind of serving as a nightlight. You should probably cover it, as they say even a little light can hurt your sleep, I don't cover it, tho. ORIGINAL REVIEW 18OCT2015: Went to register product--site given on box was wrong. I went to their home page, found I could register from there. Strike one. No software provided w/mouse. Not good. Went to website, clicked to download for * Centrophorus * mouse. Box says this is a 6 button mouse, yet the box has the strange name I just gave. But on their website, the download is listed as for Centrophorus, a 5-button mouse. -------------------------------- I downloaded that, what else could I do? Must restart PC, OK. PC locked up on restart, had to go for a 2nd restart. Finally, I find 5-button software in the start menu. The picture on the set-up software is clearly not a picture of this mouse. On the set-up software, click on *hardware*, of all things, it says the manufacturer is Microsoft! Since this software is the new stuff on my PC, it must be the driver for this mouse. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Just behind the scrollwheel is a chevron, or arrow shaped key. I can depress it, nothing happens. The set-up software that I installed from the Challenger site show no such arrow. -------------------------------------------------------------------- I am not a gamer, I bought this based on the good reviews, & supposedly fair price. The aggravation I encountered in the first hour of ownership makes me sorry I bought this. I don't care how well it works from here on out--it deserves no more than 2 stars. I doubt that it is a good long-term mouse, & it provides nothing more than a fairly simple mouse. You might want to look elsewhere. Even if I've made a mistake on one of these issues, which I doubt, this was just unpleasant. Its nothing special, & the stupid lights & cute dragon picture should be annoying in short order. -------------------------------------------------------------- As a final insult, I went back to the Challenger website. I downloaded the *manual* for the M601, which is this mouse. The *manual* is the same thing as the useless paper they give you with this mouse. On one side of this paper(long, when unfolded) is Chinese & English writing, telling you nothing of value. The other side of this large sheet is in several European languages. I don't think that side explains anything, either. -------------------------------------- So, I've bought myself trouble, at best a near minimal mouse. Bet you could find a much cheaper mouse than this with the same features. And joy of joys, if you keep your PC in your bedroom, maybe you'll need to cover it so as to not mess up your sleep, with the light & all. This thing is pretty, but its really kinda crummy. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Notice that under every bad review is a comment by the company to fix things. Do you really think they care? I Don't!!

It's cheap and effective. Hadn't played FPS's in years on my PC but with the arrival of Doom and Overwatch I found that suddenly I was going to be. And my old mouse, with packing tape holding the cord at just the right angle so that it would work (and cut into my pinkie) just wasn't cutting it. So I've owned the thing 2 months, dropped it numerous times and it's still kicking. The forth and fifth buttons are handy to have (melee is bound by default to one of them in OW and it makes it so much easier to use) Switchable dpi is nice and responsive, if you never had a mouse like this before you can essentially adjust the sensitivity on the fly to suit different applications. Scroll wheel is nice has sort of a clicky/gear feel to it that's tactilely satisfying. The weights give it a nice solid feel, left and right buttons are just plastic but the texture has sort of a rubberized feel. Lights are nice and bright but fair warning as long as it's plugged in they'll never turn off. It doesn't cost a lot, for what you get, and the performance and quality are quite nice. Haven't liked a mouse this much since and old Pixxo I used to own. Even if you're not gaming it's a nice mouse to have (just in case a game suddenly starts itself up) and the extra buttons can be used for web browsing. So yeah, I recommend it. Oh yeah it comes in this neat little plastic case. It's just a plastic case, sure, but it's a lot nicer than some blister pack or something.

Buenísimo

Love it. The grip is good

Die Präzision ist hervorragend. Der hochauflösende Sensor sorgt für eine reaktionsschnelle und punktgenaue Steuerung, die in schnellen Spielen den entscheidenden Unterschied macht. Besonders beeindruckt hat mich die Möglichkeit, die DPI-Einstellungen individuell anzupassen – ideal, um die Maus an unterschiedliche Spiele und persönliche Vorlieben anzupassen. Die zusätzlichen programmierbaren Tasten sind ein echter Gamechanger. Sie lassen sich leicht konfigurieren und bieten in komplexeren Spielen einen großen Vorteil. Die Verarbeitung ist ebenfalls hochwertig, die Tasten sind angenehm zu drücken und wirken langlebig. Ein weiteres Highlight ist die RGB-Beleuchtung. Die verschiedenen Farbmodi und Effekte sehen großartig aus und lassen sich nach Belieben anpassen, sodass die Maus perfekt zu meinem Setup passt. Insgesamt bietet diese Gaming-Maus ein unschlagbares Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. Sie kombiniert Komfort, Präzision und stilvolle Optik in einem Produkt. Klare Kaufempfehlung für alle, die ihre Gaming-Erfahrung auf das nächste Level bringen wollen!

entrega rápida muito pratico suave ao toque recomendavel

Me ha gustado bastante. Funciona muy bien. Se nota mucho la diferencia con un mouse barato.