Redragon M656 Gainer Wireless Gaming Mouse, 4000 DPI 2.4Ghz Wireless Mouse w/ 5 DPI Levels, 7 Macro Buttons, Red LED Backlit & Pro Software/Drive Supported, for PC/Mac/Laptop

Light, functional, ergonomic and feels good in the hand. Although for the last attribute, it feels a little flat. Does not feel flimsy at all. Overall, for $18 this is a decent mouse with good range of DPI. I like the single AA battery design where I can use a rechargeable battery so I can swap them out when I need to and skip the charging.

My son uses this to play his keyboard and mouse video games on his PS5. He absolutely loves it and says it makes a super easy to connect and it’s very durable. Great quality.

The long and short of it: Redragon continues to produce mice that are tremendous values for their price point. If you are new to gaming mice or on a budget, this is worth a buy. The moment-to-moment usage is on par with premium gaming mice I have paid triple the price for. However, there are a few nitpicks that certainly feel relevant to that price point - none of which are dealbreakers (and in fact get better with time).Pros:- Silky smooth tracking. If paired with a high refresh rate monitor, you'll truly feel that this thing tracks naturally with the movements of your hand.- Sizeable: A con for some, a huge pro for me. Big hand gamers will dig it.- Built well: Nothing feels heavy or made of particularly premium material, but it's on par with SteelSeries and Corsair mouses I've used in the quality of their plastic, and the molding/texture of things like the side buttons are really pleasant.- Clicky!: All clicks feel like they can take a beating, they're nice and perfectly responsive. Some switch snobs (and I say that lovingly) may want to look elsewhere - but for the price, they seem like they'll last a long, long time.Cons:- Battery life: One double A died after a day of idling. If you're used to lithium ion batteries, you might sacrifice a few. Remember to turn your mouse off when done using it!- Occasional accidental tracking: In a dark room, on a dark deskpad, this will track in midair without needing to make full contact. This caught me off guard initially, but you quickly adapt to it.- Took some time to get smooth: the rubber feet on the mouse had a few bits of excess plastic hanging off that came off under about 15-20 minutes of normal usage. Until I used it enough for them to fall off, it was a bit resistant and rough to move around. After that, silky smooth.Overall, it's a really solid mouse that is insane value for the money. Maybe my perspective is skewed, but this was purchased to replace a mouse three times its price whose mouse wheel completely died after six months. I'll take a comparable experience for that price!

This is the best mouse that I have had in a very long time. The ability to reprogram every single button and change the dpi in a single software makes change games simple and easy. I recommend this mouse to all my friends that play any kind of RPG.

Cheapest gear in gaming, good products too, the value is unbeatable with this company

When I first ordered this product, it came in broken. I contacted the company instead of returning it via amazon [ which will take days for money to come in ] and there support was great! Best support I've seen from a company. The mouse coming in broken is a RARE case, so don't think every mouse will come broken.So far, battery, I have been using this mouse for 1 week now, all I put in was 1 battery [ USE ECO MODE ]I use the mouse 7-8h a day on weekends, 3-4h on schooldays. Its great!Next, speed, the speed of the mouse is great! Tho I recommend downloading the software and setting Polling Rate to 500hz and DPI to 1300.Best budget mouse I've had so far, last reddragon mouse I use was wired, it lasted for 6 months, but that wasn't on the company or mouse design, it was on me usually bending wires while playing. I'm gonna update this review when the mouse stops working [ and no I will not forget ]Mouse gotten on August 28thStopped working on: ( mouse didn't stop working yet, gonna update when it has, if it even does )Update: 12/17/2023Mouse randomly stopped working. Tried replacing batteries and leaving the USB Dongle to no evay.I mean hey, it has lasted me a good time. [ From August 28th 2023 ]Gonna see what I can do to boot this mouse back up online