Redragon M652 Optical 2.4G Wireless Mouse with USB Receiver, Portable Gaming & Office Mice, 5 Adjustable DPI Levels, 6 Buttons for Desktop, MacBook, Notebook, PC, Laptop, Computer

For gaming: 5/5. I've used the mouse for a variety of games and the response time is good. The 2 side buttons are nice for games with more skills. Ergonomic: Has a forward and back button on the side of the mouse for daily use. Mouse is nice and big to sit your hand on. Mouse wheel feels solid and you can feel the clicks. It's a shame it only has 1 button in the middle to adjust DPI where you have to go through a cycle from least to greatest but for $15, you take the extra second to find your setting you prefer. Battery life: Haven't had the mouse long but you can turn off the mouse light. You can select "On", "Off", and "Eco". On leaves the mouse on 24/7 with the light, "Off" is obviously off, and Eco turns the mouse light off and requires you to press a button to make the mouse function or else it will go into a sleep mode to not use battery. CUSTOMER SUPPORT 5/5! My first mouse came in a case that was shattered (see picture) and had white strands sticking out of the plastic by the mouse wheel (probably part of assembly). I contacted customer support as I didn't know if the mouse would last from falling that hard and they were very fast to respond, friendly, and sent me a replacement free of charge and I didn't have to return the original. Made it real easy to get a replacement and I still have the dropped on as backup. Overall: Solid mouse for the price and this is coming from someone who frequently plays games (casually) and used their computer for work/school. There are higher quality mouses at there but price for what you get, it's pretty great!

This mouse has lasted me for all of college! Connects fast, no delay, little noise, VERY long battery life. The lights are cool too! Highly recommend!

I like this mouse very comfortable with my small hands, and I love that it has two modes Eco mode, and just the on mode where it has the light which I feel like that uses more battery than the Eco mode But besides that I like the three speeds I use it for work instead of gaming. I love it just wasn’t too happy about the LED wasting the battery faster. Connect super easy in the USB fit perfectly on my small desk. You can hear the clicking. But overall, the mouse is one of the best I’ve ever used.

I bought this for a laptop I recently bought, and it's great! It fits well in my hand (which is a little small) and the top of the mouse is made of a very soft and smooth plastic. Like others have said, it has an on, off, and eco mode. The difference between on and eco is that in eco mode, the mouse has no lights on to save power (I use this mode almost all the time). While in on mode, the mouse has nice red accent on the emblem on scroll wheel. I put in a fresh AA battery today, so whenever it dies I will update my review with how much I used it and how long it lasted. One more thing, when the dongle is inserted into the mouse, it does not lie completely flat. If you plan to travel with this mouse, keep that in mind. However, it does stay relatively snug so I wouldn't be too worried.

Not much negative to say about this mouse. I had a red dragon corded mouse and loved it so thought I would try wireless and I think I love the feel of it even more. Nice smooth surface and comfortable for my big hand as well as my wife’s small hands. Feels very well built for the price. Feels more like a $30 mouse. Only thing I wish it had was a rechargeable battery, but I have a 100pk of AA on hand so not a problem to switch out. Been using it for couple of weeks now with heavy usage for gaming and normal workloads 4-6hrs daily and still have the same battery in it. In eco mode of course. But all in all a very solid product.

After a more expensive gaming mouse failed on me, I decided to just get a cheaper mouse that's "good enough". I saw this mouse as a recommended item and for the price I took the chance. Let me say I'm glad I did. So far, it performs just the same, if not better, than the $100+ mice I've bought in the past. The quality doesn't feel cheap, but it doesn't feel premium either. I had a Tsing wireless mouse that was about the same price and that one felt cheaply made, but this one feels like it cost about $40-50. My only concern I can see is that over time the material will wear out quicker than premium mice. I was playing a game for about 2 hours and can see the left mouse button smooth out, but I don't think it'll affect performance. I also wish the sides of the mouse was rubber instead of meshed plastic. Hell, if this thing lasts for only a year I'd still be satisfied considering the price of it.

It's a run of the mill wireless mouse. I wouldn't classify it as a gaming mouse but it seemingly is a good value general purpose mouse for the price I paid for it. Having 5 levels of DPI settings is actually pretty useless considering the average person will always be using the highest DPI setting. Any setting lower than the highest setting will be simply to slow for the average person. The old adage rings true with this mouse though. You get what you pay for and what I got was just a pretty average general use mouse which isn't necessarily a bad thing. I just think the manufacture's marketing department hyped the capabilities of this mouse quite a bit to be honest. UPDATE 11/01/2019: I have been using this mouse just 3 weeks short of a year and the right mouse button completely died on me just out of the blue. No indications that it was developing an issue just up and died on me. Saying that I only payed a few dollars over 10 USD for this mouse so it just reinforces the saying "You get what you pay for." Up until now I still am of the opinion that it was a pretty good general use mouse.

I purchased this Redragon Mouse after having experience with some of their wired, mechanical, RGB keyboards. I've basically got 2 mice for my PC, a wired one I use for more heavy gaming, and a bluetooth one in my main room for putting around... my bluetooth mouse never felt great, chewed batteries, and occasionally had disconnects. This mouse, so far, has been excellent. Feels solid. Packaging is amazing for the price. The DPI and Polling rate changes are noticable and testable (which, btw, did test at 125Hz and 250Hz as advertised). There is also an ECO switch that turns off the backlighting for battery saving, which, BTW, is only 1 AA battery. It connected quick, works well, feels solid. If there was any nitpick I could make, is that it feels a little lighter than I'm used to. However, for the price, it's a fine piece of kit.

Muis deed het direct, ligt goed in de hand en voelt steviger aan dan die laptop muisjes

it works right out of the box, sensitivity feel weird but i got it for work which doesn't require accurate and fast feedback but this mouse kinds of does it. Pros: DPI change on the fly. more buttons than you'll ever need for a work mouse. Cons: Weight. it's heavy because i chucked a AA battery in it. might be possible to shave a few grams by swapping to a AAA battery instead. Bluetooth dongle slot on the mouse is a joke because the dongle goes in but it drops right out.

Stopped working after 3motnhs bought it in February and it's now may it won't connect anymore

Es bien el producto es lo que esperaba

I am one of those “slow pacers”. My gaming interests are first and foremost walking simulators. Edith Finch, Rupture, Ethan Carter etc. Most can be plaid with a PlayStation controller, some need a mouse. If you are into slow pacers, this mouse is perfect. Solid performance, sturdy, good size and not expensive. Moves like butter, connects automatically, no faffing around, the buttons have a nice hum click to them. It’s light and comfortable to use. Think I covered the lot. Side note: probably not for aggressive gaming. You gonna have to get something else.