Redragon M693Gaming Mouse, 8000 DPI w/ 3-Mode Connection, BT & 2.4G Wireless, 7 Macro Buttons, Durable Power Capacity and RGB Backlight for PC/Mac/Laptop

Bluetooth and wifi connectivity are very good.Very comfortable design to work withI use it for both gaming and regular use, no issues at allBattery is very good and so is the RGB lighting which can be controlled using its RGB software which has tons of colors to choose fromTotally worth the money

Perfect Mouse at the price range . Must Buy for Gamers . I use it for Valorant and the response is awesome. The software is also amazing.

It is worth the price.

Good gaming mouse in the price point. Buttons are very tactile and rgb is good. Customisable rgb and buttons is a good addition. The bluetooth mode is very good for normal usage and dongle can be used for gaming with low latency.

Such a great product. For me personally, this is the first wireless mouse and a mid-expensive mouse for me since a wired local-company mouse, so it's a big upgrade for me. All buttons are customizable easily through the mouse software, which will be available from the official Redragon site (search under wireless mouse with the model number). Has even settings for such things as angle snapping, ripple control, and debounce for gaming, and some lightning settings for the rgb.

I've taken two stars off in the first day of use, but honestly this doesn't deserve more than 2 stars. While there's no major usability issues, this mouse shows why Chinese products are so far behind their Western counterparts.The battery life is terrible - The battery lost 10% of charge just sitting around overnight. By contrast, my Logitech MX2S loses less than 1% in similar timeframe.The combining of the mode and power switch is a severe shortcoming, all wireless mice have a separate mode switch (usually a button) for a specific reason - this looks like this will be first thing to actually fail because I need to toggle it 4-5 times a day depending on which PC I'm using it with. There should be a mode button to switch modes and pair BT when needed, and a power switch that can be used when needed. This allows the mouse to remain somewhat usable even if the power switch fails. 20 million clicks on the buttons means nothing if you can't switch between devices or toggle power, and worse if you can't do either.The coating on the top is extremely easy to smudge and smear. In an hour of use it looks 20 years old (which is to say, disgusting). I've never seen this kind of behaviour in any peripheral in the last 40 years of using PCs (yes, I'm old). The mouse also begins to get slippery and difficult to use when this happens. I thought the G400 was the worst smudgy mouse I had owned, this one take the crown and it's not close. It does wipe off with a damp cloth, but that should be unnecessary.This is my second Redragon product - the keyboard that I bought earlier was actually very good and is in occasional use and had no usability issues, but this is a different ball of wax (quite literally).The first unit I received was a returned item with a snarkily replaced seal and I had to jump through many hoops to get a replacement from Amazon. Anyway now that it's here I have to say I wish I had spent on something better. I would not advise buying this unless you literally no option. The Razer got a pass because of poor switch quality, but now knowing what I do, I would choose that one instead.

One of the best mouse I bought for gaming. The accuracy is good and the buttons feel very nice. The appearance is nice, the battery life if also good, connectivity is also nice.If you want a mouse for gaming then this is a value for money gaming mouse.

The mouse feels amazing for gaming as well as regular office use. The software also is great with a lot of customization options. Very comfortable to use for a long period of time