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

I bought this thing for streaming on Twitch as I wanted to be able to have all of my scene changes, backgrounds, sounds, and so on, bound to buttons so that I would not have to use my keyboard. It is a great purchase. The customization for this thing is something I never would have thought I would see in a mouse. You can put macros on your buttons, you can change the lighting to any possibility available, you can change what the mouse buttons actually do, and you can add or remove weights to this mouse to get yourself a better and more personal feel. I really do love this thing.My rating is 4/5 instead of 5/5 because the right click is already failing me. I have not had this thing a whole year yet but the right click is to the point to where I either have to tap it several times in advance to make sure it is ready to use or I have to contort my fingers to reach the further back on the mouse so that it activates. I know this is not correct and not due to usage because the left click has seen way more usage and still works perfectly. This thing has damn near 20 different buttons and they all function properly except the right click! It is like there is something stuck in it that has to be pushed out the way. I cleaned the mouse, sprayed it out with compressed air, opened and inspected it, and I connect find a reason why it is this way. I have other RedDragon mice and they all work perfectly. This one started to act crazy after about 3 months. I contacted RedDragon and am going to see how their warranty works out. If I can get it repaired or replaced, I'll update this review with the results.Right click aside, this is still a terrific mouse. Even if I knew I'd get this right click problem I'd still buy it just for the usefulness and customization this mouse offers. A great product, great idea, and great execution.------------------------------------------------------------------UPDATEAfter submitting a request to Redragon and talking to support, I was able to get the problem fixed. It was just a small piece under the right click that had slipped out of place. Once I took it off and placed it back on, it worked just like new! I am not even sure how I missed that but I am super glad I don't have to send my mouse off or order a new one. A+ customer service and product. Just ordered a mechanical keyboard from them and I think I'm a fanboy now.

I have used well known MMO mice from other companies in the past. They do not last and the quality of them have gone down hill. This mouse is solid and works very well for MMOs. And the price point is a steal. Hoping it will last for a while but even if it doesn't the price is great if/when needing replacement. It is a little noisy compared to other mice I have used but that does not bother me. The software is basic and I actually like that it is. It doesn't pull a lot of resources or bog down anything and it is easy to use. I would definitely recommend this mouse.

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.

TLDR: Great mice, wireless variant doesn't let you program DPI buttons, mine lasted me ~2-3 years before getting issues.I have tried all three variants of this listing, it is almost replaces my keyboard for shortcut use (at least with media like YouTube). The ergonomics are fantastic for general use, and generally speaking most of the extra buttons too. Fair warning: The DPI buttons are reprogrammable on the wired models, but for some reason not on the wireless model. Because of this, I actually run into issues not having enough buttons for everything I want to do with it (Which is hilarious for such a product). I really want the 990 to have a wireless variant, because there's nothing else really like it on the market.Past that, for actually reviewing the features of these things:- Egro's are fantastic, it fits super nicely in the hand. The fire key is within reach of smaller hands, and depending on my hand position, either the 1 button or the 4 button naturally rests right under my thumb.- The lights are BRIGHT but have brightness settings to make them pretty tame. You get a small selection of rgb color patterns that you can slow WAY down if you like flashy lights but don't want something too distracting, which I really appreciate.- Battery life on the wireless model varies with how you use it. The power switch is tri-state: on/off/eco. In eco mode, only the DPI lights get dimly lit, otherwise the RGB is not on, and the mouse functions normally. I usually run about one to two weeks between charges, and the mouse can function in a wired configuration while charging.- The software for customization: Cool and Gimmicky. Works for the most part, and saves to the mouse itself, so it works even if you move to a computer without the software on it. It's kind of a sketchy download like all of Redragon's drivers. Keep in mind Redragon is a Chinese company based in Hong Kong. If you want something for secure work, you may want to avoid this one.- As for longevity, they definitely are not bulletproof, indefinite devices. The two that I've had, started breaking down after about 2-3 years, which to me is totally work the $50 these are at the moment. This was consistent between the wired and wireless 12 side button models. Both wore down in the same way: the left click started doing unintentional double clicks, which got really annoying, really fast.