Redragon M916 PRO 3-Mode Wireless Gaming Mouse, 49G Ultra-Light 26K DPI Mouse w/Ergonomic Natural Grip Build, Full Programmable Buttons, Software Supports DIY Keybinds & DPI

I was skeptical about this mouse at first... But...But i love it!The weight (or lack there-of) improved my speed and accuracy in most FPS games!It was cheap!The battery lasts a long time before needing a recharge!Its cute!It can connect with either a 2.4ghz dongle OR over blutooth!It feels nice in my handAND i like the way the buttons click(The mouse works very well and looks great with the matching mousepad too!)It was an overall great purchase :)

This is exactly what I've been looking for in a mouse, I was about to spend $120 on one with the same features until I saw this on LTT. One week is too early to commit to 5 stars, but I'm feeling good about it!Negative: The USB cable feels like the worlds cheapest and thinnest 'braided' cable, but 99% of the time it's just a suitable dongle extension. DPI switch on the bottom is inconvenient, but if I'm honest I'll never change it on purpose. The L/R switches are a little stiffer than I'd like, but my last ones were too light so probably fine.-It's super light-It's comfortable-It's smooth and accurate-Wired/Bluetooth/2.4Ghz dongle is perfect. Bluetooth on my laptop, 2.4 on my desktop (dongle on the desk with the included A>C adapter, and if the batter gets low (not in 7 days yet) I have the cable in the dongle right behind my monitor.

Best and lightweight mouse that I ever use. I love this brand. All my accessories are Redragon. Cheap and great.

For $35, this mouse is a bargain. It's lightweight, the main clicks feel good, and the battery life seems decent. The provided software isn't required to use the mouse, but it lets you configure things like DPI and LOD, set macros, rebind keys, and change various other settings. There's no need to leave it running afterwards either (looking at you, Synapse). Connectivity is good, with the dongle working just fine from behind my desk without the need for the extension thingie, and Bluetooth working surprisingly well on my MacBook. It also doesn't have a terrible chalky coating like most gaming mice tend to have these days, so +10 million points for that alone.As for downsides: the scroll wheel feels mushy and its click is way too stiff, the skates are pretty terrible, especially on a hard pad, and the side buttons feel spongy. While none of these issues are deal-breakers for me, they contribute to an overall feeling of cheapness. I've replaced the skates which helps with movement, and I've managed to adjust the side button daughter board mount to eliminate some of the sponginess, but it still doesn't feel quite as nice as other mice I've used.Is this mouse perfect? No. The clicks aren't as nice as a DeathAdder, the wheel isn't as nice as a Pulsar, and the build quality isn't as good as either, but it tracks just as well and doesn't have a gross coating on it. As long as this thing doesn't develop any issues any time soon, you've won me over, Redragon.

Loving it so far it feels amazing the buttons feel premium there is no lag and it has a lot of options and dpi choices and that's not even including the software. ive had it for a couple weeks and im yet to charge it after the first charge. I caught it on a really good sale great value great battery life. its wonderful for gaming it works seamlessly out of box and connects easy

I gifted my daughter the Redragon M916AK PRO 3-Mode Anime Gaming Mouse for Christmas, and it has been a fantastic addition to her gaming setup. She’s a huge anime fan, so the unique anime-themed design featuring Redragon’s character, Eisa, was an instant hit. The vibrant colors and intricate details make it stand out, and it’s perfect for anyone who loves anime-inspired gear.Weighing only 42 grams, this mouse is incredibly lightweight, making it ideal for fast-paced gaming. The ergonomic design also ensures a comfortable grip, even during long gaming sessions, so there’s no strain on her hand. She’s commented several times about how much better it feels compared to her old mouse.The performance is where it really shines. With adjustable DPI levels ranging from 1,000 to 26,000 and a polling rate of up to 1,000 Hz, the M916AK PRO offers precise control and lightning-fast response times. My daughter noticed an immediate improvement in her aim and reaction speed while playing her favorite games.The versatility of the three connection modes—Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless with a nano receiver, and wired USB-C—makes it incredibly convenient. She can easily switch between her gaming PC, laptop, and even her tablet without any hassle. The connection is always stable, whether wireless or wired.What also impressed me is the customization. With five programmable buttons and software for adjusting DPI settings, she’s been able to tailor the mouse exactly to her preferences. The level of control it offers is incredible, especially at this price point.For what it delivers in performance, design, and versatility, this mouse is an absolute steal. It combines premium features typically found in more expensive models with a unique anime aesthetic that makes it special. My daughter loves it, and seeing her so excited about her upgraded gaming setup made it all worth it. Highly recommended!

The sensor on this mouse is really good and responsive for the price and the mouse is overall really light. There is no button under the scroll wheel, but the two buttons on the side are enough for me since I mainly play FPS games. The quality is decent, obviously some things had to be cut for the price to be lower. The size of the mouse works well for me since I have small hands and its pretty comfortable. The software is decent, it lets you make macros, change button mappings, and some mouse properties. The battery lasts pretty long and even when it dies, you can use it in wired mode while charging (which feels almost the same because the charging cable is really light).