Redragon M913 Impact Elite Wireless Gaming Mouse, 16000 DPI Wired/Wireless RGB Mouse with 16 Programmable Buttons, 45 Hr Battery and Pro Optical Sensor, 12 Side Buttons MMO Mouse

It's nice and wide, comfortable in large hands. Very responsive and easily adjustable. I'm using it mostly corded and for graphics work. It hasn't jumped around or lagged. You can turn off all of the LEDs if you want (I did). It's stylish enough without having a disco in your hand. You can set it to Steady (solid color), Respiration (one color fading in and out), Neon (cycling through a rainbow), or Off. There's a handy switch on the bottom to toggle the lights, too. It feels like it will hold up. Not the sturdiest, but plenty capable. It should survive normal abuse. I was originally going to take two stars off because the software was not allowing me to apply custom macros to the buttons. On a whim, I ran it as admin, and suddenly it works.

This mouse is awesome. The packageing was a solid plastic water proof box with firm plastic clips on all 4 corners and the internal packaging held the mouse securely in place with confidence that it would not damage in shipping. Per usual with Redragon it has a USB c cable, a USB 2.4g connector, option for Bluetooth connectivity. What surprised me is this has 2 modes! A game mode and a standard mode. All it takes is a simple press of a button on the bottom with a nice sharp click and it will instantly program those settings. That was a nice feature. A quick Google search to the website and typing in the mouse produc code and 5 mins I had the software downloaded. All I can say is wow. There is so much programmability with this mouse. You can do DPI adjustments but no lock option, however with the way you can program the level of its 5 dpi settings it doesn't matter. You can program key strokes, command prompts, make custom commands and much much more. For around 30-40 dollar the value is far beyond what I was expecting. The mouse does not have adjustable weights but it felt just about right with its large internal battery capacity. And after about 30 mins of playing with the settings I had a great set up for fps games and was quickly performing at the top of my game like it's second nature. The buttons have nice definition where I could comfortably tell where I was and knew where I was pressing and each button had a lovely mechanical clock to let me know what I pressed. The LMB and RMB has around. 3-4mm of play so it's not hair trigger for gaming mouse but definitely spamable and with the option to program a rapid clock button just to the left of the LMB it doesn't matter. I have currently recommended this mouse to my gaming friends as this just make a big difference to my gaming efficiency. I recommend this for all genres of games and can definitely seeing this being useful for professional use like with data analyst or editing or coding.

It's been about a month since I've had this mouse, and it's dang near perfect for me. If you're into MMO type mice, I would highly suggest giving this one a try. I'll start off with my gripes that keep this mouse from being absolutely a 10/10. The mouse has a glossy type finish which makes the mouse a slight bit slippery. Which takes some getting used to and is easily fixed in several ways. Could use some textured tapes, could sand it, or wait for it to be worn in. Outside of that, I wish there was linux support for the software. The mouse works perfectly as describe, but I like having only one DPI setting on my mouse, and enjoying having it breathe green. Going onto the pros, the mouse itself has memory so if you do get the software you can change things how you want. Which is what I did, one DPI setting and made it breathe green. It's very responsive on both the wired and wireless connection, and it's quick to switch as well. I have mine around 1,800 DPI I think, which is perfect for me in terms of just using it on my desktop and web browsing and stuff. And I believe it's a 1,000hz polling rate, and this is the more important number. And whether I'm gaming with it wirelessly or wired, I never feel like there's any lag or delay. The battery life is great as well. I only ever charge it maybe twice a week. I'm sure I could go a few weeks on eco mode but I do enjoy the RGB lights on it. The most important feature to me though, the scroll wheel has been holding up quite nicely. This mouse has been the first one in a decade to last more than a month for me. I hope it continues to hold up, but it's very promising so far. The numpad on the side is also very tactile, not the best i've used but very usable. I have large hands so I do wish it was pushed forward a little and the buttons wider. Nothing that learned muscle memory can't fix.

I have a Logitech G502 Wireless Lightspeed and it was great, love having the extra buttons. I loved it so much I wanted MORE buttons. I saw this mouse and thought I would give it a try. Turns out it pretty great, the side buttons are tactile enough that you can't "accidently" press them. The tracking and wireless is excellent, as good as any other gaming mouse out there. If you turn the LED's off the mouse can last you over a week on wireless! My only complaint would be with the software. The programing is great and macros etc. THE ONLY thing is that you have to manually open the software and click to load a profile for each game you want to play (yes there's a button underneath but I play more than 2 games.). I was spoiled with LGHUB as it would auto switch profiles depending on what game you were playing and you didn't have to do a thing. So I decided to make a little utility that will do that for you and manage your games profiles. You can even make desktop shortcuts to launch from there. Now I find it much friendlier to use the mouse and it's my goto for all my games! Hopefully Redragon will update their own software to allow auto switching or at least command line switching for launching games. Just search GitHub for XB Redragon and you'll find my profile manager. Sometimes if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself. It doesn't do anything other than open the Redragon software for you and click the button for you and autoload the profile you selected then can also launch your game :)

I bought one of these because the game I play supports a lot of options that can be changed on the fly. Before, I would have to be really creative CTRL-1 to CTRL-6, CTRL-ALT-1 to CTRL-ALT-6, etc. Worked but not ideal. With 12 buttons at the thumb, I now have effectively 36 buttons. I think this is a great piece of hardware (so much that I bought another one for my second gaming machine); however, here are a few things might make a difference to people: The buttons are a bit small, relatively easy to push, and the rear set of six is a bit far back for my thumb. I'm not sure expecting to be able to quickly use any of them in a spit second is ergonomic. In my case, the first row of buttons is easy to use for active gaming use. The rest I use for changing options in the game, and it works great because even I take a moment to find the right key by feel that is fine. The software a bit quirky. It's certainly not the worst software I have used, but I did have to play with it a bit to figure out. It gets the job done well enough. There are a lot controls for button mappings, multiple DPS resolutions, polling speed, LED lighting, saving/loading profiles, etc. The macro editor could have been made easier to edit macros, but once you're done you're not likely to care about it again. My only complaint is the software binds only to keys input on your keyboard. Don't have a number pad? Can't bind to number pad buttons. Don't have function keys? Can't bind them. You'll need to connect a keyboard that has it, bind them, and then you can switch to another keyboard. This also means you can't bind to extended keystrokes (F13-F20) unless you have a keyboard with them. Overall, once things are in place, I love this mouse.

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.

The Redragon M913 is as good as any mouse I've ever owned, and better than many. I've owned many Logitech and Razer mouses that have cost 2-4 times what this mouse does, and none of them have been any better. In fact, I've never had any mouse last more than 2 years without developing some sort of problem needing a replacement mouse. This can get expensive. I've only had this one for a couple weeks, but if it lasts a year, it was money well spent. The good. Tracks perfectly. Very comfortable. Many buttons. Wired and wireless. Adjustable DPI. Easy to use macro software. RGB can be turned off or customized. All the buttons are recognized by Windows out of the box. The 1-12 buttons are programmed as keyboard 1-9, 0, and +, -. The extra front button is programmed as a triple left click. This makes it easy to assign keybinds in games without using macros. The bad. The twelve side buttons are small. The sensor prefers a mouse pad, and it stutters on my bare desk surface. Some people complain about the macro software, but it's similar to any other, and easy to use. Some people complain about no Bluetooth, but the 2.4 ghz works perfectly in my setup. When switching from wired to wireless (by unplugging the USBC) it takes several seconds to restablish a connection. Some say it's hard to pick up to recenter the cursor, but that has not been the case for me. Overall. This is an outstanding mouse, especially at the price point. I would certainly buy it again. However, after some use, I would maybe prefer the version that only has 8 side buttons (plus forward and back buttons). My only gripe is that the 12 side buttons are small and hard to orient my tumb on the desired button without glancing at the mouse first. The model with 8 side buttons looks a little easier to navigate as the buttons are more spaced apart. Ignore the comments about the macro software. It's easy to use if you've ever programmed macros before. Even if you haven't, there are short YouTube videos that walk you through the process if you need them. If you want a multi button, multi function, high DPI, programmable gaming mouse at a great price, this is it. No regrets.

I was after a new MMO mouse after my Logitech G-600 finally bit the dust and is sadly discontinued. I wanted a larger mouse since I have bigger hands and was after some finger rest on the right side of the mouse such as the G-600. I bought this mouse ASAP because I didn't want to wait for a sale and it was relatively cheap, but the price point is the main pro here. Pros: Size is comfortable for larger grip Moves very well despite its size, I tend to prefer mice on the heavier side (this is personal preference) Priced affordably but that comes with some downsides The option of 2.4Ghz wireless via USB receiver or using Bluetooth is nice for connectivity but ultimately the short battery life leaves wireless capabilities lacking. Cons: The mouse's software is flat out poorly programmed. An undergrad CompSci major could probably do a little better than what Redragon came up with. Each mouse/keyboard from the company seems to have its own software that is slightly different so I can only comment on the M913 Impact Elite's. Macros don't save well, the software is laggy and sometimes unresponsive, the settings don't save in general sometimes, often the mouse's side buttons don't work unless you have the software running in the background or you're not connected via the USB-C charging cable. I could go on and on about how disappointing this was. Battery life is nowhere near as advertised, even with all the RGB turned off and running the mouse in Eco mode and leaving your computer asleep. I will ultimately be shelving this mouse as a last-resort backup and buying a Razer Naga V2 Wireless MMO mouse now that Black Friday sales are here. This mouse is definitely a case of You Get What You Pay For, but if you're strapped for cash, it's not the worst...

I very rarely post reviews on products but I have to for this one. I'm a big MMO player, so I've been looking for a good MMO mouse for years. I've tried everything from Razer Naga (3 of them lol), Corsair Scimitar and Steel Series, and they all ended up failing pretty quickly. Battery wasn't the best, connectivity was crap with a lot of them, and the buttons would degrade after a while. Also I couldn't find a good white MMO mouse to fit my setup. I decided to give this one a go, didn't have high hopes and it's ended up being the best purchased I've ever made on Amazon. I haven't had one connectivity issue with this mouse since I bought it nearly a year ago, no button issues, its comfortable in the hand and looks good. I did start off using the RGB, but the battery life really degrades tbh, so I turned off the RGB and I can last a whole month without having to charge it. I honestly can't recommend this enough.

G604の後継機が無く定価１万のG600は在庫切れ。仕方なく値段的に手頃なこちらへ乗り換え。 使用一週間の感想です。 中華メーカーという事で警戒していたが思ったより使える。乾電池式だと思い込んでたが内蔵バッテリー充電式。意外と長く保つので一週間に一度とかで良いかも。G604と違ってボタン数が多く押しづらいが慣れれば問題ない。寧ろボタン数が増えて痒いところに手が届く印象。ホイールの左右チルトが無いがボタンの多さでカバーできる。ボタンは確かにG604より硬いもののこれも慣れる。 事務作業やMMO系に向いてると思う。私はアクションゲーやらなくなったので特段困っていないがそういう人には非推奨。あとマウス自体がお椀型というか横幅があるので持ち上げづらい。微妙な位置調整で持ち上げたい時やや不便。またマウスの電源ON・OFFが無いのでPCのスリープを解除してしまうのは難点か。ただしPC側の設定でこの問題は解決できる。 当たり前だがマウスがでかいので手が小さい方は非推奨。私は手首のラインから中指の先まで18cm程だがこの手で親指の中腹が1～3に当たる感じ。親指を伸ばしきって押す1～3は少々押しづらく、第1関節を曲げて押すことになる4～12は押しやすい（力が入りやすい）。恐らくボタンが硬くて押しづらさを感じてる人は手が少し小さいのかも。 あと日本語版の説明書は同梱の説明書のQRコードを読み取って飛ぶと存在する。私はスマホで飛んでChromeに履歴を残し同アカウントのPCでスマホの履歴を参照してPCで閲覧できた。

First impressions, comparing this to my old UtechSmart VENUS Pro (which I had for 2-3 years before the battery started dying) and the Razer Naga Pro. I had initially bought a much more expensive Razer Naga Pro, but found the buttons way too easy to push accidentally, and the mouse overall uncomfortable in the hand. I can safely say that for those with wide hands: this is the MMO mouse for you. The Redragon and the Utech are almost identical (probably from the same factory), however the Redragon is a bit bigger and wider, with a proper thumb rest, and a pinky rest as well. The buttons are a bit easier to push than the Utech, but still hard enough to push that you're not really gonna be accidentally pressing them too often. The software is very similar to the Utech with all the exact same features and the same lack of brightness control for the rainbow RGB mode (tho there is brightness control for all static modes). The main thing I don't like compared to the Utech software is that you can't see what all the buttons are assigned to at once, just one by one. When I was setting the buttons, occasionally one would bug out and disable itself or assign to the wrong button, so not being able to see them all at once meant I didn't realise this for a while sometimes. Overall tho, it gets the job done. Definitely not as nice as other software such as Razer, but you can't expect that at this price point, and you do get the advantage of it being less system heavy because it doesn't need to run in the background. The mouse feels nice in the hand, and while both it and the Naga Pro have a plasticy finish (compared to the Utech which is more texturised), the Redragon feels much nicer in the hand to me. And cooler too! The Naga's material always felt warm, which is just kinda bleh in hot climates such as Australia. Both the thumb/button side, and the finger rests have a glossy finish, which I would prefer not to be there at all, but it is comfortable. The Utech had a small glossy finish area under the palm and I never ran into too many issues with scratching, fingerprints, etc, so hoping for the same here. The Redragon, despite apparently being lighter than the Utech, tends not to glide as easily as far as I can tell depending on the surface. It glides easier on a desk surface or a more slippery mousepad, but a mousepad that's less slippery will lead to it moving more slowly, and strain your wrist a bit more. Increasing the DPI does help make up for this a bit. For Linux users (and Mac too? Don't think the software is on there), you can expect this to work perfectly across all your systems once configured in Windows, as everything is stored onboard in the mouse, just like the Utech. Including the mouse's second profile, which can be accessed by clicking the profile button on the bottom of the mouse. RGB will work, you just won't be able to change it. But there isn't a ton of RGB options anyway so I usually just leave it on rainbow. I had lots of success using my Utech with my Steam Deck, and given that this Redragon mouse is practically the same mouse with small differences, I fully expect to have the same experience here. Will update if that is not the case! It's really amazing the bang for buck you can get with these Chinese mice vs the big name brands. There just isn't any competition for wireless MMO mice atm in my eyes, which is such a shame because there's some awesome wired ones, and most MMOs that will benefit from this style of mouse don't really need the low latency of wires. Also, if there are any FFXIV players reading who're thinking about trying out an MMO mouse, just do it! It's so worth it!

One of the best things I've purchased. It has two customizable modes. I customized one for work and one for games, which means I use it all day. One full charge keeps it up for 3 days, which is more than what I expected. The only thing, which is not an issue, is that it doesn't have RGB zones. Still, the RGB is pretty good.

Buon prodotto ma credo che quello precedente fosse leggermente migliore. In ogni caso, l'unico con così tanti tasti e wireless che ho trovato. Modding estremo. Da tenere non troppo lontano dal ricevitore. Durata batteria migliorabile.