Redragon M916 PRO 3-Mode Wireless Gaming Mouse, 55G Ultra-Light 26K DPI Mouse w/Ergonomic Natural Grip Build, Full Programmable Buttons, Software Supports DIY Keybinds & DPI

I was skeptical about this mouse at first... But... But i love it! The weight (or lack there-of) improved my speed and accuracy in most FPS games! It was cheap! The battery lasts a long time before needing a recharge! Its cute! It can connect with either a 2.4ghz dongle OR over blutooth! It feels nice in my hand AND i like the way the buttons click (The mouse works very well and looks great with the matching mousepad too!) It was an overall great purchase :)

This is probably one of the best mice i have ever used. I have went through a G305, G502, a Gpro, a MSI versa, Razer Naga v2 wireless, Viper v3 wireless, and more. This mouse is under 30 bucks and absolutely demolishes them. The skates glide great over my mouse pad and are in good positions, the plastic and buttons feel great. In fact the MSI mlg versa i had was 80 bucks and the plastic felt cheaper and the build quality had way looser fittings then this Reddragon budget mouse. Its not just a budget mouse, its THE best mouse i have ever used. It supports my spider like grip, where i palm the back and have my fingers raised up, much like a tarantula looks sitting down, if you know what i mean. Its perfect, you can use it completely without software which is a bonus if you play games on linux or plan to play on the new steam machine. Its just genuinely perfect in every way. Red dragon contact me and i will endorse your products, i absolutely have loved every red dragon product i have used and this is no exception.

After switching from my old Razer Viper Mini, I honestly didn’t expect much, but this Redragon M916 PRO completely surprised me. It feels lighter, smoother, and more comfortable in long FPS sessions, with clicks that feel super crisp and responsive. The software was ridiculously easy to download and customize — I had my DPI and macros set up in minutes. Build quality feels solid for the price, and tracking is spot-on. For a budget mouse, it performs like an eSports-level one and easily outshines my old setup.

I had some other wireless mouse but since I am working on computer 90% of my working time, and then some more personal things and some occasional gaming, I am very picky when it comes to mouse quality. It had to be wireless, must have a good battery, must be BT capable, should be cheap, must be light and most important: must work flawless. This M916 checks all above requirements and also comes with a 4K adapter in case you want high performance. The software is decent, good enough for my needs since I usually set 1 or 2 profiles and adjust DPI settings in 3-5 stages. I do not use macros on mouse, only if it has more than 5 buttons. The battery: I have the mouse for 6mo now and I never bothered to measure how long it lasts, but on average I charge it only once per 5-7 days, which in my opinion is excellent! Charging time is also fast and you can use it while doing so. After all this time, my Redragon M916 pro looks and works like new!

In terms of the mouse itself, this would be a 5 star review. I'm docking a star because the cable it came with is only able to charge the mouse, but does not engage the wired mode. Using a different USB A to C cable I had lying around allowed me to use the mouse in wired mode, so while not a major issue in the end it was a shame that the included cable was subpar. For the mouse though, it is pretty much what I expected. It's light and therefore easy to glide around my mousepad. The included skids are completely fine and don't cause me any issue. I haven't had any issues with any of the buttons as they work exactly as expected. The device is plug and play (windows can use their own drivers to connect the mouse and set it up), but if you want to use the Redragon drivers, you'll have to go looking a bit. Also, make sure you have your mouse in wired mode the first time you set up the Redragon drivers. Battery life is pretty good. I charge it about once every 2 weeks. I usually have it active for an average of 1-2 hours per day, so you can extrapolate how often you may need to charge it. I also pretty much exclusively use it in the more power-hungry 2.4 gHz mode. I'm no expert in ergonomics, so I don't have a strong opinion here, but I don't have any hand complaints at the very least. Getting into the price, that's where this mouse shines most in my opinion. This mouse punches way above it's weight in terms of price-to-performance.

I love this mouse and that you can use it wirelessly and when it runs out power u can use it wired too. I’m a small hands girl and i use the mouse with my palm and this fits great, its very comfortable and light as well for gaming.

i was suggested this mouse by a friend (who was a self proclaimed mouse expert haha) and i gave him 2 requirements: 1) has to be affordable and 2) pink. this mouse checks all these boxes and then some. it’s a very lightweight mouse, so if you’re gonna be playing some games, then it’s very easy to move around. it also feels very comfortable to hold and use. the pink is so cute! it works perfectly and i have not experienced any problems (i’ve had it for about 3-4 months). for the price, i feel like you’re getting so much more than you paid for. would def recommend this if you’re looking for a budget/affordable mouse

BETTER then i expected for 40$, it's literally better then my 140$ razer mouse and the software is an easy plug and play. very smooth no delay in the clicks it's perfect for any first person shooter game or gaming in general.