Redragon M602 RGB Wired Gaming Mouse – RGB Spectrum Backlit Ergonomic Mouse with Griffin Programmable Buttons and 7 Backlight Modes – Adjustable DPI up to 7200 – Ideal for Windows PC Gamers (Black) Review

I use Dark Core RGB SE on my gaming PC and I have to say it's just as good and maybe a little more comfortable to use, along with better RGB. While the lighting is questionable at best due to the software (I can't get it to support any static color other than green), this is a clear upgrade from my Havit HV-MS735, which I've owned for 1.5-2 years cost me twice as much. *Update* The software stopped working on this mouse, after multiple reinstalls and testing on multiple PCs it is now stuck in…

Bought this mouse for my son as he saw me with an RGB mouse after using my Razer Chroma setup (keyboard) with RGB backlighting , mouse, mouse had seen pad, speakers). He was only 8 years old and I told him that we will start with something cheaper and if he can show that he can take care of his computer equipment I will end up buying him a high end unit. Anyway, I came across this while searching for Revain for RGB, bought it and installed it on my computer. The build quality is pretty good and

I thought other reviews overestimated this mouse but they don't! For the price you get these are real games with excellent quality. In terms of gaming, it's pretty accurate and the extra mouse buttons come in handy. I also personally like the ergonomic shape, it fits well and is *slightly* larger than other mice I prefer (it sits lighter on the wrist). The color change is cool but a little distracting. I see that a lot of people enjoy it. Overall this is an amazing mouse and I would highly…

I play mmorpg on pc and just installed it. Looks way better than a black mouse. I'll update after I've been in game for a while. The top is quite slippery/smooth and needs some texture.*** If you get a mouse and it feels heavy and doesn't move well, there may be plastic pads on the bottom 2 weeks: This can be frustrating to use. The top is still too slippery due to the weight, but if I moisten my hands with lotion so that they don't dry out, it's a little easier. The biggest issue I'm currently

Really disappointed because I wanted a mouse like that. Here is my list of complaints.1. Finger rest on the right side. I didn't think it would bother me, but it really does. I like to have my hand slightly behind the mouse while working so I can move between documents etc. more relaxed. So my hand/wrist is on the table and I can move pretty well. This finger placement forces me to keep my hand higher on the mouse, which means I have to move it more and my wrist gets heavier over time. Well…

The mouse itself is pleasant at first glance, and its design even keeps a pleasant touch. It tries to be ergonomic for most, but I think some, like me, will understand the issues if they try to feel it. Firstly, its contoured shape means it fits most hands quite snugly. It's designed to rest your hand on it, which is good. However, once you get past the grip and put up with the extra button placement. This is where you start noticing problems. I find the side buttons (thumb buttons) too far…