Really nice gaming mouse on the cheap
I’ve owned a ton of gaming and regular mouse(mice?!) over the years. Usually they feel like cheap, hollow, plastic, have a janky scroll wheel, and the buttons ends up either sticking or falling apart after heavy use. Not this one. This one feels substantial, it feels and looks pretty close to any Razer or branded one that I’ve ever owned.The lights are a really nice touch as well, it looks like a much more expensive gaming mouse. So far, it’s functioned flawlessly.My only complaint, is that you have to lose a USB slot on an already severely limited amount of ports, in gaming laptops, for the wireless receiver dongle. I really wish the mouse was fully Bluetooth instead, but I really do love that it can be either wired or wireless.I say it’s well worth the price, and will probably perform just as well as the much more expensive ones. When it also looks this good, you really can’t go wrong here.

Great Mouse and Support
This mouse is great. I clicked many heads with it in Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2.- I got this mouse because of the double click macro, but unfortunately I don’t use it as much has I used to because the button is a little small and out of the way compared to the last mouse I owned. This may just be something that I didn’t get used to but if there were to be future revisions, I would like to see that button upscaled a little.- There is easy to download software to go with the mouse to change the color of the lights and the pattern / animation of them, as well as set custom DPI speeds with 5 save slots. You also have a little control over what all the buttons can do I think but I remember the options being limited. Needless to say, I didn’t use those custom control options much. I set my color and adjusted my DPIs and left the software, except for when I had some connection troubles and I think you can update the firmware / drivers through that utility as well.- A while ago I had an issue where the mouse seemed to drop connection every once and a while. The weird thing was that I think it was still logging the movement one way or another because the cursor would jump to where it was supposed to be after a few seconds. It could be during gaming or during text document editing, which it seemed to actually occur more on the simple tasks like document writing and such. I contacted support and they helped me eventually fix it.- unfortunately longevity seems to be a downside of the mouse. I think I’ve owned and used the mouse for about a year and a half roughly now. So not an insignificant amount of time, but not great either. The mouse still works great other than that hiccup, but the battery unfortunately seems to be dying out and loosing cells or charge or something. Basically the charge life has shortened significantly and so has the charge time. So the rechargeable battery has seemed to degraded and reduced the total “space” in the battery. I went to support for this issue and they said that this is most likely what I am saying. I don’t think my mouse was in warranty so the most they could offer me was a code that would discount a replacement purchase on their site. Which isn’t bad and they specifically made it so it shouldn’t expire. So while it’s not a perfect solution for me, it’s sensible and some other companies would just leave you with your dying mouse period. So I am still grateful and think this is a good product, but I think that it could have lasted another year or so before decaying.

Just put together my first PC and went with this mouse, has been great to use so far. Feels comfortable in the hand and is very responsive. Love the colour options.

My Logitech G502 Hero mouse, the pads were falling off on the mouse after 2 years. I also disliked how it kept building up dust in all the cracks. I liked the shape of the G502 and after lots of reviewing reviews… I came to the conclusion that this mouse was a great replacement. I am not disappointed. This mouse is fantastic at less than half the price of many similar big name brands plus it’s wireless/corded. The software is ok, but I got it all setup the way I wanted and have no complaints. Mouse is perfect weight (I thought it would be too light but it’s not), buttons and scroll wheel are/work great and I enjoy the programatic buttons on it. I can customize it however I want. I use this for gaming and work related stuff. Redragon stuff is all very impressive. I used Redragon in the past but then got lured to bigger names. I regret having switched. My keyboard is Surara now and it is fantastic, replacing a Razer keyboard I paid good money for, the keys/paint was wearing off in just a couple months. So far my Redragon devices are not doing that at all. Save yourself some cash and give Redragon a shot, I doubt you will regret it.

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