Redragon M693 Wireless Bluetooth Gaming Mouse 8000 DPI Wired Wireless Gamer Mouse W 3 Mode Connection - Mouse #38 Mouse Pads - Afterpay, Delivery and

Versatile with 3 different modes. After messing around with it for the past week in Dota 2, I found that the thumb buttons tend to activate each the other if you double click slightly hard. I'd double tap to force staff myself, but then my magic wand would also get used up. Slightly annoying. The mouse wheel is also mildly rigid on a certain part of the rotation. Otherwise happy with the responsiveness of the dongle with barely any latency. Will need to learn to program it to adjust RGB lights

I know nothing about gaming mice (mouses?), but I ordered this one as a gift for one of my sons on his next birthday. I like to be prepared. Since I've never played a computer game, I asked my neighbor to try this out today and report back to me. He said I should give it ten stars.This mouse is well made, sturdy, and comes with a rechargeable lithium battery. According to the listing, "700 mAh rechargeable battery keeps the mouse working up to 35 hours at maximum (eco-mode)," but we didn't have 35 hours to test drive this mouse. My neighbor said it worked very smoothly and never showed any signs of battery fatigue.Excellent product, as far as I can tell; this thing has more lights, bells, and whistles on it, electronically speaking, than a carnival ride. My ... MoreI know nothing about gaming mice (mouses?), but I ordered this one as a gift for one of my sons on his next birthday. I like to be prepared. Since I've never played a computer game, I asked my neighbor to try this out today and report back to me. He said I should give it ten stars.This mouse is well made, sturdy, and comes with a rechargeable lithium battery. According to the listing, "700 mAh rechargeable battery keeps the mouse working up to 35 hours at maximum (eco-mode)," but we didn't have 35 hours to test drive this mouse. My neighbor said it worked very smoothly and never showed any signs of battery fatigue.Excellent product, as far as I can tell; this thing has more lights, bells, and whistles on it, electronically speaking, than a carnival ride. My tester (my neighbor) said it worked very well and he got used to it very quickly. i think his wife sent it home, LOL. It will wait in my office for my son's next birthday and make him very happy, I'm sure.

A really nice mouse with an unfortunate problem.

I love this mouse - it's super comfortable, fits really well in the hand and the design is simple and really nice. The RGB is also really pretty and it holds a very good charge. My only issue (and the reason I can't give it five stars) is that I've had two of these now and both developed cracks on the left and right side, and on both, the case cracked off on the left side and made them unusable. Thankfully they can work again with some gorilla glue, but it sucks that that seems to be an issue with this series. :(

Amazing for the price, could be even better

Overall the mouse performs well above its price point. The 2.4 ghz wireless performance is flawless during my use, and bluetooth pairs quickly and easily. The sensor is going to be more than fine for most people as long as you're not flicking your mouse across the table as fast as possible. Weirdly enough however, there are some missing features I noticed that seem odd coming from Redragon. Such as not having the ability to use on-board profiles in Bluetooth mode, or being unable to open programs through the reprogrammable buttons options, or being unable to use the change DPI function to set a certain DPI, or also being unable to use the RGB functions to change the lighting to a specific lighting effect and only being limited to ON/OFF as a macro. Nonetheless, the ... MoreOverall the mouse performs well above its price point. The 2.4 ghz wireless performance is flawless during my use, and bluetooth pairs quickly and easily. The sensor is going to be more than fine for most people as long as you're not flicking your mouse across the table as fast as possible. Weirdly enough however, there are some missing features I noticed that seem odd coming from Redragon. Such as not having the ability to use on-board profiles in Bluetooth mode, or being unable to open programs through the reprogrammable buttons options, or being unable to use the change DPI function to set a certain DPI, or also being unable to use the RGB functions to change the lighting to a specific lighting effect and only being limited to ON/OFF as a macro. Nonetheless, the mouse is amazing for the price and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a surprisingly long-lasting wireless mouse (especially when used in Blueooth mode for work) that can also be used to game with no issues.

Great, but there's definitely potential for more

Got this mouse in the white variant, and it's been great.Wireless all works, 2.4Ghz works great with no delay. It does the overall mouse thing great, which is to be expected from Redragon. Every button is programmable besides the dedicated profile switch button, switches are great, and while the sensor, Pixart PAW 3104, isn't great in terms of specs, it is a more modern sensor that is more than capable, and the only way you'd spin it out is by literally trying to run your mousepad across your desk as fast as possible.In a lot of ways, this mouse is clearly developed from a lot of older Redragon mice. The RGB is more capable in its color selection, but there are weirdly some effects missing from this mouse from other mice I own like the M711 Cobra and M908 Impact ... MoreGot this mouse in the white variant, and it's been great.Wireless all works, 2.4Ghz works great with no delay. It does the overall mouse thing great, which is to be expected from Redragon. Every button is programmable besides the dedicated profile switch button, switches are great, and while the sensor, Pixart PAW 3104, isn't great in terms of specs, it is a more modern sensor that is more than capable, and the only way you'd spin it out is by literally trying to run your mousepad across your desk as fast as possible.In a lot of ways, this mouse is clearly developed from a lot of older Redragon mice. The RGB is more capable in its color selection, but there are weirdly some effects missing from this mouse from other mice I own like the M711 Cobra and M908 Impact that I'd like to see here (it might be due to the lower LED count).Being a wireless mouse, battery life is important, and this mouse has around 30 hours based on my experience with RGB on half brightness and the "Turn off light when moving" and timeout settings enabled. That isn't much when compared to notable brands like Logitech's offerings in a price range within $20 of this mouse, but it should be considered that most of those mice use user-provided batteries, while this mouse is rechargeable, which helps to cut down on weight and makes it more evenly distributed.There are also some more new features in the software that I haven't seen in previous Redragon mice, but they could easily be improved so much more with some small additions. For example, there's now an option for polling rate switching as an assignable function to any of the buttons, but it weirdly doesn't let you pick a specific polling rate and instead cycles through them while using the same indicator light for all of them, meaning that if you don't have the software open you have no way of telling what setting it's on besides trying to carefully study the movement of the mouse on the screen. You're given up to 4 on-board profiles with this mouse too, but there's no option to just delete them if you don't want to use the additional ones, which is frustrating for me since I only want 2 (one for at-home on PC on 2.4Ghz mode and one for work on Bluetooth mode). But really, these are all just nitpicks of what is otherwise an incredibly well-developed budget option. It's more than capable for gaming based on my testing and lasts more than long enough for half a week's worth of work.