RedragonM908 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 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.

I’ve become a devoted fan of Redragon products, owning a Redragon GPU and now two mice. My first, the M801P wireless, was a delightful surprise, prompting me to try this MMO 16-button model (M913).First, I appreciate the minimal software footprint Redragon maintains. Unlike some brands with bloated, cumbersome programs, Redragon keeps it lean and efficient. Second, the switch performance is impressive. My M801P, with over 1,000 hours of gaming, still registers every button press flawlessly, delivering crisp, precise clicks. The middle mouse button, in particular, outshines the durability and quality of any Logitech mouse I’ve owned. Third, while optional, the M913’s lighting adds flair: translucent side-button numbers, dual illuminated bands on the scroll wheel, and a glowing Redragon logo. These touches enhance aesthetics, especially if your setup is on display.Overall, I recommend Redragon mice to anyone seeking a high-quality, programmable multi-button mouse with a lightweight software profile.

Its great but after a decade or so of the G600 I am really missing a 3 top mouse button click.If Red Dragon were to ever make a 3rd top mouse button mouse with at least 12 side buttons it would be perfections. That third mouse button for mode shifting helps so much in my job going from 1-0 and - and = to F1 through F12 and various other setup for my work as well as using it for gaming is so good.Please red Dragon the 16 button mouse is close, takes a little getting used to for the 16 buttons but a good idea and maybe more rounded buttons for ease of hitting the middle buttons but a 3 top button mouse for mode changes would be great. Ill keep checking back but will be getting used to this as my main mouse for now for work and gaming.

This mouse is incredibly useful for daily use. I have all of my browser, media, and gaming binds assigned with plenty of buttons left for spare macros without even switching profiles.It's a little uncomfortable and cheaply made, but it's worth it for the sheer quantity of buttons.

I been, a fan of Madcatz, 4 some time now, this mouse that they made, is a great device u can control your weight on the mouse, and change the colors on the mouse, extra bonus the numbers help u change the numbers with your thumb, I love it 5 thumbs up

I was a little disappointed at first because it didn’t come with a cable to charge it. Fortunately I had one on hand. Then there were the instructions, there essentially isn't any. It appeared you could not assign the side numbers to anything I wanted, so I pouted a bit. Then the big breakthrough came. I found if you choose “key combination” in the options then hit the key you want, presto!Everything about this mouse works great. The keys are easy to click, it’s comfortable and I find myself frequently adjusting the dpi depending on what I’m doing. I’d buy it again although I hope I won’t have to.Update: 3/27/25Thought I had a problem. As the battery got low the entire mouse started to flash, not just the scroll button. I tried everything thing even reinstalling the software. Then I contacted the company and got almost an immediate response from Mike. We communicated several times and my little problem was resolved. I’m still very pleased with this mouse and now I’m pleased with the company. It’s a great value mouse backed by a great company.

As a big fan of Razers Naga series I was always disappointed with the double clicking issue that inevitably occurs with them. This mouse however hasn’t given me any issues with that whatsoever and the quality is largely similar. Mouse is a little larger than average but that suits my hands nicely, works with every game I’ve used it for. With this mouse holding up so well I’m definitely more interested in trying red dragon products