M652

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 is great in every way, except the LED Lights aren't working. The scroll wheel flashes green when I adjust DPI, and the mouse works properly, but it's missing the lights. This is disappointing as the lights were the main reason I purchased this product. I have tried switching it to ECO mode, with no success, and I've tried everything I've seen to do. Once again, everything else about the mouse is great, the feature I bought this for just isn't working, which was a huge letdown. (2 Stars) =========== EDIT =========== The mouse FINALLY displayed the LED lights, however, it still is taking me three or four flips of the power switch to get it to turn on the lights. Switched the review to 3 stars instead of 2 since the lights are still on and off. =========== ANOTHER EDIT =========== Customer Service on this product is great. They sent over a new one that works perfectly. The mouse is great. I would definitely recommend it, especially at this price point.

I haven't done a review in ages, but I just felt I needed to post about this little mouse. In our world of ever growing complexity, and gadgets and complex gadgets, that seem to me to break on que, and look nice on amazon but just are junky when they arrive, it is really nice to get a device that just works, feels good, smooth and easy to use, I use it for graphics and so far I'm just really happy with it, good size, wakes very quickly, basically press the button and it's instant on, I don't notice this extra press compared to my previous wired mouse, and this is much faster responding. Wheel is smooth with subtle soft notches. I'm happy I went with the slightly upgraded mouse over the standard $10 mouses on here. Longevity no idea - new review, if it busts I'll do an update. Also i'm a lefty and no problems at all with the side buttons, fingers don't accidentally trigger them, I don't use them as they are not located in a good place for lefy's but they don't get in the way. Great little mouse, highly recommended. Quick update - I had one battery die already, it was a Amazon basics AA battery and I had it on full light up on mode, so it seems on full mode it's got about a 2 month life... Gonna leave it in eco mode now and see how long it lasts, one star less for the poor battery life in full mode. Update 2 - Yeah battery in eco mode will only last 3-4 months max, so 2 years is a stretch. Mouse still working, sometimes have accuracy issues but so far it's been good.

I bought this mouse because my old one is ugly so i decide to give it a shot. PROS of the MOUSE; Plug and Play Smooth as hell (Sweet) Cheap Have mode Eco: to navigate in the internet and ON: to have the lights ON) The mouse can handle various (5) DPI, you can adjust with a button in the midle, it's very easy. For me the second DPI was just fine. For whats is DPI, to move more faster. NOTE: I see anothers reviewers having problems with the dongle, i buy 2 of this mouses and came very good. CONS: The scroll don't convise me > But when i use it on CS.GO was fine, for the price its ok I really don't have complain with it its just very good for the price and see beautyfull I Recommends: Buy it if you need a upgrade of a normal mouse Better for small or mediums hands, for bigs hands is good but you need to acostumbrate yourself USE A MOUSE PAD to better mobility For gaming i recommend M711 FPS (It's more solid and better to play games and it's RGB, cost x2 this price, depends to you)

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.

Great mouse had same make with wired for desktop quality is great highly recommend. Great shipping.

Firstly! Adjust polling from the default 125Hz to 250Hz! (Hold down for 5sec. R.Button + Scroll Wheel) This dramatically improves "accuracy." The "ok, I just moved my mouse, why did the cursor not move as much?!" syndrome. As though the mouse could not see the mouse pad or notice there was movement. Having switched from the Redragon M602 (wired RGB Gaming) mouse due to cord failure (every. single. mouse. EVER. fails in this way!) [intermittent electrical connection due to flexing-fatigued/broken wiring inside cable] The performance of this M652 is not noticed as /any/ degradation from the M602; Even for the "loss" of the previous 1kHz polling with the M602 to the now 250Hz. USB dongle works instantly (on win7pro). The ECO setting on bottom of mouse WAY improves battery life. [turns OFF all lights] (I mean, seriously, is one looking at their monitor, or their mouse, while gaming?!) Use of a NiMH AA (at its normal 1.25v) does not affect performance or weight of mouse. Use of Lithium AA would reduce weight further, if so desired. Overall, mouse is very light, battery included, such that a literal mouse could move it. ;) Sensitivity selection button (800~2400 DPI) is not in the way, yet easy to access if one needs to hasten or slow mouse cursor movement. The mouse's Self-power Save works fine, and pressing any button (or scrolling wheel) wakes mouse up. Only CON I can offer is that the button functions can not be modified as other Redragon (wired) mice can via their software. (I rather like changing the "Back" button to R-Ctrl for Push-to-Talk in Voice chat; that way, voice is but a thumb-press away.)

Setup was mindless, just stick a AA battery in mouse and plug in the USB receiver to the computer. I love the ergonomics of the mouse (I wanted a fuller-feeling mouse) and it feels light. That being said the side buttons are quite tacky and there are INFURIATING spring noises coming inside the body. Anytime you lift it slightly and place the mouse back down, as I often do in confined working spaces), something inside the body, either a spring or the led, bounces around driving me NUTS. Also, the cursor sometimes starts wiggling and moving by itself. Ultimately, I realized I don't really care that much about the size of the mouse and would much rather use the Logitech mouse that's slightly smaller, but also slightly cheaper and DOESN'T make noises that drive me crazy. EDIT: It also takes a while to "get going" sometimes, about 30 seconds of jiggling the switch around and unplugging the receiver. It does work most of the time, but at this point I'd definitely would not buy this or recommend it. EDIT: IT'S ABSOLUTE GARBAGE. In the previous edit, I mentioned that the mouse takes a bit to get going. Now, the mouse stops working while in use. DO NOT GET IT. There's better quality and value elsewhere, but REDRAGON is never getting my money again.