Review on Redragon M801 Wireless Gaming Mouse with RGB Backlight, 9 Programmable Buttons and Macro Recording for Windows PC Gamers - Black by Chun Hee Kim ᠌
Nice price, good quality.
In general, I am satisfied with the mouse, I chose from a bunch of options, I was afraid that I would take something that I couldn’t set up properly.
- Design, weight (adjustable), comfortable, good software (it works, and so far it doesn’t bug), it seems like a reliable wire (it will become clear after prolonged use), the ability to fine-tune the speed of the cursor (this is a very important parameter for me because sometimes I play something strategic and I have to control units very accurately), the possibility of detailed settings is generally the parameter that distinguishes cheap mice from expensive ones, pleasant backlighting (not bright, moderately "modest").
- Solid plastic, creaky right mouse button (plastic rubs against plastic and creaks, this is rare, not noisy, but creates an unpleasant impression)
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