Redragon M601 RGB Gaming Mouse Backlit Wired Ergonomic 7 Button Programmable Mouse Centrophorus with Macro Recording…

I purchased the mouse on July 30th, and here I am looking on Amazon for a new mouse AGAIN…To be frank, I initially was only content with this mouse. Then the thumb-side buttons really grew on me – as did the upper texturing. Then recently I began to hate the hard, shiny plastic used everywhere else. My hands are oily and that does not pair well with polished surfaces. I eventually got to tolerating it, even liking it a bit, UNTIL, the right-click button started going on the fritz. It would register some times, other times not at all. I never mistreated it or slammed it on the desk before, but boy did I want to break the thing with a hammer when it started ruining my games. I hate cheap products and I’ve learned the lesson yet again.My recommendation is that you only buy this mouse if you don’t need a 100% reliable product. For those of us who don’t like buying new equipment every time the old stuff breaks, I suggest something more premium – not necessarily a lot more money – but with a good reputation and from a trusted name. I’m sure Redragon puts out other product lines without any substandard items getting sent out, but their cheapo $13 M601 mouse sure seems like it wasn’t designed with perfection in mind. I need perfection.————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————-P.S.: A lot of the reviews for this mouse are 5-stars… I don’t contest them; this mouse’s faults are cosmetic from my perspective. If it hadn’t gone on the fritz, I would be perfectly content with it. But all it takes is one lemon to motivate a customer to find something else.

My son originally bought this mouse in 2014 for gaming, and he loved it. I probably did a review of it at some point. Some time last year, he replaced it with a fancier one with more features to go with his new gaming computer. By then it had started to act a little funky, straying pointer and misclicks and such. I inherited it and used it to replace a really bad mouse I had for just general computing. Finally, it got to a point where I decided to replace it myself. I actually went back to the original order and purchased it again because it had lasted for nearly FOUR YEARS!The replacement came and it worked great, but I started to notice a strong electrical smell. It smelled exactly like my son’s xBox power pack when it went bad. I tried to find what it was, expecting it to be the computer or other electronics, but it ended up being the mouse. It was odd since the mouse or cord didn’t feel warm at all, but it got so strong that it clung to my fingers even after washing. So I did a replacement of the replacement.This one arrived and I actually noticed the same smell when I got it out of the package, not even plugged in yet. At that point, I wondered if it was just something in the materials or construction. I’m using it and it works fine and I have noticed that the smell has reduced significantly. I don’t understand why the first replacement smelled worse the longer I used it, but second replacement seems to be less. Now It’s not noticeable unless actually smell the mouse. (I know how weird that sounds!) My son said he never noticed a smell at all with the very first one.As far as performance, it’s just as good as the very first one we bought. It’s very responsive, especially when you change the speed settings to your liking. It works on a plain desk, no special surface needed. I use it for general computer use and mild gaming and it feels good in the hand even after a long time. I recommend it, just beware the possible smell.

When I first started using this mouse, I loved it. It felt good in my hand (using a claw grip) and I quite liked the way the main buttons and scroll wheel felt. I even like the texture (which other reviewers didn’t like; it’s down to personal preference really). I considered it a 5 star product for a while.However, over time I noticed some tracking issues. I can identify two issues:1) 1600dpi and 2000dpi modes do not track very well. In-game aim is noticably worse when I switch from 1000dpi to 1600/2000dpi (and change sensitivity to compensate). The sensor seems to hunt/jitter a lot. This alone wouldn’t be a dealbreaker for me because I only really cared about the 1000dpi mode and had no need for anything higher, but it would be a serious issue for people who actually wanted to use >1000dpi.2) The sensor/LED seems to have some sort of low-power mode; when no movement is detected for ~1 second, the LED goes from full intensity to blinking at a frequency low enough to be visible by eye. Once the mouse is in this mode, it seems sometimes not able to detect small movements until it’s been woken up again by a large movement. This “feature” is an absolutely HORRIBLE choice for something to include a gaming mouse; it interferes severely with attempts to perform fine aiming. Good luck attempting pixel accurate sniper shots…Unfortunately, these issues are serious enough that I think 2 stars is appropriate. If the manufacturer were to correct them (maybe by a new version with revised firmware), I think this could be a device worthy of 5 stars.

really good for gaming would buy again the keys kinda have a metallic click though

 This keyboard is really nice. I’m so happy with my purchase. It’s easy to use, feels good to the touch when you type something and the RGB lights customization is amazing. You just gotta download the app on Razer.com. I really love it and would recommend it for sure!

Great feel and good quality. Hard to come up with an issue.

Worked for at least a little less than a year. Will buy into the company because they value customers and because the product pricing is great and branding is excellent. My only concern is the lifespan of the mouse. My scroll wheel gave up sooner than expected. Eventually it stopped registering scrolling accurately and in general.. Gave up and bought another mouse. This kind of issue is drawing me back from possibly buying another mouse with them moving forward because I feel that I may come across the same random issue again in the future. Still rooting for them as an up and coming competitor in the gaming industry against the likes of Razor, Crucial etc.

I bought this keyboard for my wife as she works in the technical field and she loves this keyboard!Pros:-The keyboard is light, but very sturdy. Good weight overall.-The build quality is superb.-The opti-mechanical switches feel great-The keyboard looks fresh and exciting, but keeps a very clean look, without excessive bells and whistles. Great, since this keyboard is being used for productivity, not necessarily gaming.Cons(which are hardly a big deal atm):-It would be nice to have a standard bottom row. I understand the TE version exists, but not in this color, and the TE is TKL, which is not what we’re looking for in a productivity keyboard.-It would be nice if at this price range, the keyboard had a detachable USB cable, for transporting purposes.-We bought this keyboard when there was a sale, and I feel it was a great value. At full price, the keyboard could have a few extras.

You don’t really appreciate something as simple as a product working the way it should and working incredibly well until you get a bad product. I originally bought a black with blue lights gaming mouse from another maker that had over 1500 reviews with a 4-star rating for a few dollars cheaper and I absolutely regretted it. That other brand was the Tecknet M268 black mouse with blue lighting didn’t feel at all right in my hand. The plastic had no real texture to it and actually felt cheap and somewhat thin and brittle. Worst part was the cursor tracking. Trying to click on the X of a web page or a window was a nightmare. The cursor was jumpy and unstable and playing games on a 2560×1440 resolution screen where everything you needed to click on was tiny was impossible. I tried using different mouse pads and surfaces and nothing made it better. I had to return that and I’m glad I did.My new Redragon Centrophorus is the complete opposite of the other brand’s. Here are the points of the Redragon I find superior to the other mouse:- The feel is just right. The weights inside this mouse gave it a nice heavier quality feel and movement of more expensive mice I own.- All the buttons have a nice if not perfectly satisfying resistance and “click.” Even the wheel button feels good and solid when I press on it. The other mouse’s buttons actually felt clunky and somewhat hollow sounding.- The cord wrapped in red and black braided fiber adds a nice touch which also looks and feels great compared to the other one. I didn’t realize there was a difference between braided cords until I felt the 2 side-by-side.- The red light inside slowly pulses illuminating the all the crevises, windows, and logo is just beautiful. The other one was just a dim blue light that was always on.- The center button to change the DPI actually makes a difference when I press it. The first level makes the cursor move slow and the 4th level makes it zip across the screen with barely a flick of the wrist. My favorite and most used it the second level.- It comes in a reusable plastic storage box with a form fitted clear plastic inner packaging shell and a locking lid that snaps closed on all four sides. The box even has the logo imprinted onto the lid. The other one came in a small thin brown cardboard box I’ve already tossed in the recycle bin (I hope it’s recyclable!)- Best of all and most important in my opinion is the incredibly smooth, accurate, and precise tracking ability of the mouse cursor. It seems to just glide across the screen and gives me absolute control of where I want it to go and lands dead-on to what I need to click. It actually has more control than all of my 50 dollar plus Logitech mice. No exaggerating! I think it might be due to the driver and software I downloaded for the Redragon, but it was worth it. This is one point that I’m sure anyone will agree on. If a mouse can’t give you precise control and do what it’s supposed to besides looking good then it’s a waste of money no matter how little you spend on it.Overall, for only literally a few dollars more, this mouse has surprisingly exceeded all of my expectations and is an absolute pleasure to use. I noticed my PC gaming had improved due to not missing any of the buttons anymore or taking extra time and effort to correctly position the cursor where I need it to be. I always thought great gaming mice had to be expensive, but Redragon really changed my views about that. You won’t be disappointed with this one.

I bought a new gaming Laptop decided to get a gaming mouse to go with it. This caught my eye and after reading more on it decided to take a chance. For the money, this is a great mouse. It tracks very well, is solid built, and most likely last for many gaming hours to come. The bottom removes with the ability to change out weights. This is my first mouse with weights installed, and they provide a nice feel when scrolling. Besides gaming I do alot of digital art and this mouse does well. The cable conduit is braided and very durable, which shows just how much detail they invested into quality workmanship and build.Give this mouse a shot, you wont be disappointed.