but I do like the feel of my Death Adder a bit more.

It's a bit hard to configure, but once configured right, it's will perform very well and will fit many situations due to high customizability.

The ability to quickly change settings is incredible!A bit of a warning though, it comes with a mini disc to install the program to edit the buttons and lights,

I was a bit hesitant to buy this new mouse but i figured I'd give it a shot

Its not super comfortable but its decent, I have had a little bit of a stiff hand sometimes but its not very often

I had a naga prior and don't miss it one bit.

It feels a bit cheaper made, but it performs just as well

took me a little bit to learn the thumb keys, but works really well.

I don't regret it one bit

The macros 1-9 are really easy to reach, but the 10-12 ones, are a bit hard for my small hands

so sometimes it's a bit hard to control but aside from that, it's really good.

It took a bit to get used to the feel of the mouse, but I've not regretted this purchase even once so far

Buttons 10-12 are a bit uncomfortable to reach, but not a big deal since the other 9 buttons are more than enough.

For my 7 year old son, this is a bit big for him and he prefers the Razer due to size

The buttons on the middle are a bit awkward to press though, but that was to be expected

This mouse is not bad; feels nice, a bit

Fits really well in my large hands (most are annoyingly small)Mads: nothing that is a deal breakerNags: Wish the buttons were a bit easier to push in and a bit more weight to it to make it slide smother

The side buttons cut into your thumb, and the scroll wheel is a bit uncomfortable, even more so when using it as a middle mouse button

I cant stress how good it is no matter what games you are playing (FPS or MMO).The texture might feel a bit rough for the first month of use, but after it wears down a bit, it is great for not slipping and making sure you have control

It is a step up from just having a cheap plastic finish, and it is grippy, but it is like an asphalt texture that just seems a bit cheap itself

I was a bit hesitant to buy this mouse because I never had heard of the Redragon brand before, but after my Razer died within a year I was looking for alternatives and at half the price of a Razer I decided to give this mouse a shot

I really like how the logo on the mouse is subtle and not overkill like quite a bit of mice are on the market

The only real issue I have with this mouse is the side buttons are a bit too hard to push than I like, but that problem is on almost all MMO mice I've used

It is a bit more than I need, since I prefer just one setting, but very nice to see that much customization

Braided cord is cool, it changes colors for people that care.(I don't)Mouse wheel operation seems a bit defective

Note that when you get the mouse the buttons may be a bit difficult to press, but with some decent amount of usage the buttons will get much easier and function better.

A bit sensitive out of the case

(Just want to add this bit of information because this is a personal preference, which may be a bit odd to some people!)

For those without larger hands, the back three buttons may be a bit harder to reach unless you move your hand a bit

ProsLots of buttonsSide buttons feel nice and are responsivequick change buttons for the dpi are in a good spot so you don't accidentally hit themLED lights always a nice little touchConsback row of side buttons can be a bit difficult to hit sometimes (7-9)I don't really have much bad to say about this mouse so far honestly and as far as my experience with it so far shows me i'd recommend it to others.

mouse works good, the side buttons are a bit chunky and tough to click, but same with the old logitech

The only issue I have with this mouse is that the middle mouse click is a bit hard to click over and over but whatever

While I like Razer products and find them to be solid, the pricing is a bit too steep for any perceived benefits from the branding.

It also feels all right under my hand, albeit it's a bit taller than I'd prefer

The lowest row is a bit difficult to reach, have to adjust my hand to get to them

good programmable gaming mouse.took a bit to figure out how to make a mouse click delayed macro where the mouse held a key down for a time to charge up a weapon on a game and then release it.side buttons are a bit on the small side but workable (i have large hands lol )over all feel of the mouse is comfortable

Had this mouse for a good bit now

I do find the wire a bit thick and cumbersome, but it's better than a battery dying in the middle of something important

No matter what I did, cursor and camera movement always felt a bit unstable

The angled keys make it easier to know which row your thumb is on without looking, so it's a bit easier to train your hand if you've never used a mouse like this before

Owned this mouse for quite some time, use it for heavy gaming as well as social media and college, works just fine, fits my hand well and is comfortable. makes those hard to reach buttons (gamers know what i mean) much easier to hit, but the 7-12 buttons are a bit awkward to hit sometimes.

While I like Razer products and find them to be solid, the pricing is a bit too steep for any perceived benefits from the branding.

My only problem is I feel like I've noticed a little bit of skipping while moving my mouse fast, not sure if that's just me

It is a bit loose even with toning down the speed and

Side buttons 7-12 are a bit hard to reach

I found the sensor in this mouse a bit jittery and jumpy, and generally not too smooth

To all those who say it is still a bit hard, try putting a dab of hot glue on the 2 4 6 8 buttons, wont hurt the mouse and makes it easier to gain muscle memory