Redragon M690-1 Wireless Gaming Mouse with DPI Shifting, 2 Side Buttons, 2400 DPI, Ergonomic Design, 8 Buttons-Black

For non-gaming, non-designer types, this mouse would probably be fine. Its very comfortable in my fairly large hand, and I used heavily it for 8+ hours a day for several months. The first problem I had was that it didnt seem to pick up that I started moving right away; not lag, but sort of an uncertainty that I was intentionally moving at first. Im an animator and graphic designer, so super fine and often slow movements are key. I was dealing with that when the wheel stopped working right. Every long scroll, itd pop back up 5% of the way or so. Sort of annoying when on a webpage or word doc, but dealbreaker when dealing with zooming around on artwork under a tight deadline. Realistically, that one is probably from me being a little aggressive with it when the movement issue was coming up, but still is a problem. All in all, its a very cheap price, is ergonomic, has fine performance if you dont mind being ignored for a split second, and would probably have held up fine under normal circumstances. The battery life is very good too, and I was not using the Eco mode or turning it off ever!

Ive used for FPS (Overwatch) and RTS (SC2/SupCom FA) and its been fantastic. Its about 4-5 feet away from the computer its plugged into but there have been no issues. Ive very glad there is an option to have the light turned off (Eco mode) because I would rather the battery last a lot longer than look cool. I have yet to notice any input lag, and the DPS adjustment has been great. My only gripe is the fire button is a but far up the mouse, so I cant quite reach it as quickly as I can on other mice where it is next to the index finger. Otherwise it is a fantastic mouse and I would recommend to anyone.

It is heavy. Also sometimes the sensors doesnt read movement. This happens when I rest my whole hand on the mouse. Ive had 7-8 dollar mice that I liked better than this one. However I was offered a full refund. So the mouse itself wasnt great but the customer service was amazing. So maybe not this mouse but I would recommend buy from CElectus. Great company.

In general, the mouse felt okay. A bit light and small for strong people with large hands. Button action was okay. Why no XL wireless mice? No outrage from us Viking warriors? *** PLEASE NOTE - that they recommend a MOUSE PAD or else the mouse will stutter and skip. *** That is one reason why we didnt like it. Smooth white desk - not really that great. Logitech mice work on glass. Not sure what that exact spec is called in the optical sensor. Also - couldnt really install a specific driver for this. The control panel software we downloaded from their apparently legitimate website did NOT work in Windows 10. Wasnt worth the effort. Will ride out our Logitech MX Master mouse until that breaks entirely. Support from far away companies in China is hit or miss. Returned.

I must say i felt it was a bit heavier than my previous mouse (which was a normal wired asus mouse) but this mouse feels really durable and sturdy. i must note at times i feel the mouse cursor get disorientated which is odd, maybe from the pad still trying to figure it out. also when not using it gets to sleep and the mouse turn off and you have to click to make it turn on again but it take 2 sec which is annoying at times. pros: durability cool lighting con : little heavy too small for my hand ( for a 5.7 ft man )

I really wanted to change the buttons but didn’t had a software or way to do it. They are fixed. Material is kind of cheap but it was fine. For the price surely some will like it.

My boys and I have been using the Redragon mouse products for years now with our Asus ROG gaming laptops. This is the first time weve tried this wireless one, and its really good. I wish they offered a wireless Mammoth model, because thats the corded one that I use and I really like that XL size, but this is still a pretty big mouse that feels good in the hand for long periods of time. It reacts well, no lag, no problems so far. The battery life is a little quick, but Im mainly talking about my sons experiences. Mine seems to last much longer, but I dont really know how much he uses it, whether or not he just leaves on, etc. I mean, it should time out with the laptop closed, but you never know whats going on. It was just a lot shorter battery life than Im used to with other wireless mice Ive owned. Overall great wireless mouse, looks cool, works great, rather configurable, etc. I dont see a reason to buy something more expensive.

Good mouse for the price. I useed many mouses from around 7-15$ range of cheap brandes and so far this is the best. The build quality seems very good, the plastic quality feels very good for the price. The responsiveness is significant better and on different surfaces and the reaction speed. I cant measure it but i can feel it is significant better. The only physical downside i noticed so far is the scroll wheel sound. After several days of use it screams sometimes, but it is fine for the price. I couldnt find software for this exact model in reddragon web page to assign macros for the additional buttons. i also tried software/drivers for some other models from reddragon web page which look similar but it didnt work.

I honestly did not expect to like this mouse at all but was very surprised at how nice it feels. The quality is amazing for the price and feels ncer than my sons previous Logitech mouse that cost many times as much. My son loves the look of the mouse and it performs very well in games. The only things we do not like are that it seem s like if you do not use the eco mode the batteries die in like 1 or 2 days. Eco mode seems to last longer but then again my son just turns it off when he stops using the computer after that first incident. The other thing is that the mouse goes into sleep mode in what seems to be to frequent or weird times. It seems to go into sleep mode even if he is in a game without moving the mouse waiting for a match and it only wakens by pressing a button and does not wake with movement. Minor but thought it needs mentioning. Overall I really like this mouse a lot and regret paying multiple times over this price for other mice from other brands. Will be purchasing other products from Reddragon in the future.

It’s a okay, it’s nothing extremely great but to play most titles it’s okay it gets the job done it’s not super customizable or programmable but for 20$ It works it’s easy to adjust the dpi, and it’s functional and durable and the battery last a long time only real issue I have is that’s it pretty heavy, but most wireless mouse that take a double A battery will be. I would recommend to someone on a tight budget or who just needs a basic gaming mouse, I bought with the intention of temporary use and it ended up being my main gaming mouse since mid 2020 (mostly out of laziness) but it’s a solid choice just to hold you down.