Review on 🐉 Redragon M908 Impact RGB LED MMO Mouse: 12,400 DPI, 20 Programmable Buttons - High Precision Gaming Mouse by Paul Stevens

My buttons on my Razer Naga started going haywire and I started looking for a replacement. This one was selling for $26 so I decided to take a chance. Pros Packaging - At this price point I was mainly expecting a blister pack, instead it was packaged better than most Razer products. This is a decent plastic box that can be reused. The size is basically the same size as the Razer Naga, almost a clone of it with some minor ergonomic tweaks. Software - Downloading and installing the software was quick, you didn't have to run it in the background. It has multiple settings for changing the lighting, creating macros, and changing button settings. And it stores it on the device, not the computer, so the settings should be transferred from one PC to another. Comfort - Although this is a Naga clone, it offers good rest for your thumb, ring finger and pinky. I have a small to medium hand and it fits me perfectly. Basically, if you're comfortable with nudity, you'll be a little more comfortable with it. Cable - The cable is quite long, braided and has velcro so you can hold the wiring. a little more accurate minus of the laser sensor - it is off-center from below. This takes a bit of getting used to because I tend to twist the mouse slightly left or right when moving the mouse and that makes it a little weird because it's off-center. But that is not the point. Side Buttons - The 4-9 side buttons have a feel when used and are soft rather than clicky when used. It doesn't really affect usage, but that's my biggest complaint. Overall I'm very happy with it. If you're looking for a Naga replacement or MMO gaming mouse with a full-size side keyboard, this is a good option.