🖱️ Redragon M801 Gaming Mouse RGB MMO: 9 Programmable Buttons, Macro Recording, Rapid Fire, 16000 DPI - Windows PC (Wired, Black) Review

I had a Redragon Lavawolf mouse for about six years. I actively used this device every day and made hundreds of thousands of clicks with it without any problems. If you don't break a million. I had to punch under my arm hard and it came out unharmed. Although parts of it began to wear out due to rough mechanical action, I still hid it as a spare mouse. That being said, I knew it was time for an upgrade. Initially, I researched other brands looking for something that could improve my workflow…

My DeathAdder 3G has been working on me for the past few years and despite my attempts to revive it (also tried using compressed air for the click switches). like the "tape trick" on the scroll wheel), the device eventually stopped working. My problems with this mouse late in life were that 1) the click sometimes registered an extra click, causing me to accidentally open files when I just wanted to select them. Dragging and dropping files was very tiring. 2) The scroll wheel also randomly…

Here's some interesting information the gaming community should know about this mouse, from someone who knows a little too much about gaming mice (and has partnerships with laser and optical sensor companies). First off, those "cheap Chinese mice" that get rebranded as MSI, Logitech, and the like are actually the same internals. It really comes down to having treats inside. A mouse is a very basic peripheral that can be broken down into several categories, which I'll cover separately. Switch…