RedragonM811 Aatrox MMO Gaming Mouse, 15 Programmable Buttons Wired RGB Gamer Mouse w/Ergonomic Natural Grip Build, 10 Side Macro Keys, Software Supports DIY Keybinds & Backlit

Had this mouse for a couple of days now. Seemed really strange to use a mouse with so many buttons, but once you get used to it it's fantastic.I need to say that I am NOT a gamer. PC games hold no interest for me, they never have and I can't imagine that they ever will. I can't therefore comment on how good this mouse is for playing games. I'm a musician (keyboard player) and I use audio DAW software almost daily. I saw someone using a mouse similar to this for game playing and he explained how the buttons could be re-mapped to keyboard shortcuts. I thought this may be a great idea for my needs. Having many buttons that I can program to run my software more efficiently seemed a no brainer.The mouse itself is excellent quality, far better than the old Logitech mouse its replaced. It's solidly built and a perfect large size for me, very comfortable to hold and the buttons are all responsive and seem well constructed. I went to the web site and downloaded the software for the mouse and everything just worked flawlessly. It's incredibly easy to set up a full set of unique assignments for the buttons, just about everything is programmable, and you can even save custom profiles so you can have many configurations for different needs. For instance, in my file manager software (XYPlorer) I have the top buttons remapped from DPI settings to 'invert selection' and 'delete'. The big side buttons I have as 'ctrl C' and 'ctrl V'. It makes file management a breeze. And don't forget, you have a further 8 buttons on the side you can map to different functions. I have profiles saved for my audio DAW software, Adobe Premiere Pro etc. etc.I have the mouse switched to eco mode. I'm not at all interested in the lights but I can see how many will love them (and they do look good!) but I'm more interested in extending the battery life. The mouse is useable as it charges on the supplied USB C lead anyway, so it's not too much of an issue. The only little niggle, and it's hardly worth mentioning to be fair, is that the light on the scroll wheel pulses on and off constantly to show you the remaining battery power. In use I hardly notice it but I did hunt for a way to make it 'steady' or turn it off. Apears that you can't but as said, it's a minor point.All in all a great buy.

Great mouse, however it is large and heavy. Great battery life. Software is simple to use. The 8 side buttons are great but the 2 furthest from the thumb are a bit too far away. Although the buttons are accented at angles it can still be difficult to distinguish which is which in the heat of the moment.Been using this for 15 months with no hint of double clicking so it's much better than Logitech mice.It would be the perfect mouse if it were slighly smaller and lighter with better button placement so they can be more easily accessed and distinguished.

Works well for mmo games, decent price for the fact there are mouses that are twice the amount and do the same thing. Connects wirelessly and wired which no arguments there, size is decent fits well in the hand only problem is you won’t be lifting it much. Design is pretty nice pwetty colours

The media could not be loaded. Pros:Great ergonomics with thumb/ring/pinky finger rests, fits comfortably in average sized hand, no buttons out of reach.MMO lite number buttons without sacrificing forward/back buttons.Minimal RGB, good software.Cons:Plastic stains easily from sweaty palms, visible in video.Springy/clicky sound when letting go of left-click, audible in video.No ring finger button, the grip shape sometimes causes me to click there thinking it's a button, would be handy.Note:To rebind the number buttons, make sure you press 'STOP' in the software before applying, as shown in video.I've only used it for a week, will update if any faults arise, otherwise assume it served its purpose.

I have had this month for over a month gaming and general use at the right and left mouse buttons are all wearingother than that the battery life was great and very comfortable to use i would say i have big hands and i do think someone with samller hands might have problems using this

I've owned a few Redragon peripherals in the past, and decided to upgrade to this mouse as I wanted one with a thumb rest, and the extra side keys have made the experience much much betterThe mouse is very comfortable, I have used it for very extended periods without any fatigue, and this is massively helped by the thumb rest which is fantastic!The side keys are positioned perfectly for me and feel fantastic, once you get used to using them, they are an absolute game changer, and the ability to create macros for them in the software takes them to that next level!The design looks great, and I love the RGB, honestly looks like a mouse at a significantly higher price!Priced very competitively, especially compared to bigger brand alternatives, there isn't another mouse with this feature set, build quality, and ergonomics in this price bracket!Would highly recommend to anyone looking a high quality mouse and a good price!

Initially had a strong and promising start however into the 3rd month of continuous and rigorous use both gaming and otherwise, when operating as a wireless mouse, it struggles and stutters badly with connection and does so on an almost regular basis to the point it becomes almost useless unless plugged in. Going back to Logitech or I might see what Corsair have on offer as this mouse is definitely not Redragons finest work.

cool design and layout of buttons. feels nice to hold but unfortunately within a few days my LMB got stiff.im sure others have had better times with this mouse but this is my luck.