Review on Redragon Centrophorus 7200 DPI RGB Gaming Mouse - Programmable 7 Button Wired Mouse with Macro Recording, Weight Tuning Set, and Backlit Ergonomic Design for Windows PC (Black) by Josh Gerhardt

This is the least reliable mouse I have ever used. If I were judging it purely on aesthetics and comfort, I'd get a solid four - it looks relatively slick and feels good in the hand. Unfortunately, a mouse needs to do more than just look and feel cool—it needs to actually work. A day after buying the Redragon Centrophorus mouse, customizing the drivers and setting up some profiles, I encountered serious connection problems. Sometimes after my PC booted up, the mouse would start to freeze and not register and input any data every few seconds. Sometimes unplugging and reconnecting the mouse fixed it, other times I had to completely reinstall the drivers. It also regularly failed to load my profiles, causing sensitivity and DPI to fail completely until I rebooted the computer (in cases where I've been lucky enough to fix myself after a reboot). This is one of the most unreliable devices I have ever dealt with and I absolutely regret spending a single penny on it. The fact that it comes with software that has some obvious UI typos is a good indication of the manufacturer's commitment to quality (or lack thereof). Maybe I'm just one of those unlucky ones and this review doesn't reflect the experience you'll have with it, but I see more than a few other reviews describing similar issues that make the mouse an utter agony. . use. Purchase at your own risk.