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

Great design ergonomic fits nicely in the hand . Has multi button which are easy to trash and don’t get overlapped

It was a present for my 12yr old grandson, he loves it so I'm happy.

It looks cheap, and it feels cheap, but it IS cheap! (£17.99) Bought as a replacement for my 'Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed' which was nearly three times the price and was great but stopped working after less than a year. Wasn't prepared to spend a lot of money again for something which might stop working. Comfortable Responsive Easily connects Eco function It didn't glide very well until I realised it had protective stickers on the black pads underneath!! Not had it long so reliability is unknown but I'll update the review if it breaks.

Got the M686 and M913 first. M913 - cannot understand how you can use 12 buttons with your right thumb?! M686 - like moving a square mouse and right pinky finger had a groove in it trying to grip it. .. This one... perfect shape, size and who needs qua-gillion DPI?! 1600dpi (middle setting on this mouse) with 6 Mouse Sensitivity in CoD Warzone... right balance of smoothness and responsivness. Only two right thumb buttons needed. **Just make sure you've got a healthy AA battery supply... literally not even the option of cable connection. Otherwise... sorted.

gaming mouse whitch dont work whit windows...garbage

It is a pretty good mouse for the value and has a very nice design however it has no software to customise the mouse like other red dragon products and the switch at the bottom is very small to turn the mouse off and on and requires alot of pressure which is a bit annoying. Overall it's alright

Bought this as I have a Red Dragon keyboard and mouse currently (both wired) and they are both really good peripherals, so I thought a wireless mouse should be decent. It's easy to install, literally plug and play, but straight away I thought there was a bit of lag, the cursor seemed to take a split second to start moving once I moved the mouse. I confirmed this by trying a different wireless mouse & that was instant. It's a shame, as this is a nice and comfortable mouse with decent DPI settings. I processed a refund and sent it back this morning.

Been using it for only a few hours, cursor constantly freezes after a few seconds of inactivity or when a new window opens. Need to click or scroll wheel to get it moving again which is very inconvenient for even basic use, useless for gaming. Never had this problem with a wireless mouse before, including the one this was meant to be replacing. Waste of money, will be returning.

right after buying the mouse, it did not function correctly with heavy lag and sometimes complete interrupts that would make it unusable, after playing around with different settings i realized the problem isn't the software but the connection from the mouse to the 2.4GH USB transmitter, so i had to move the usb from the port on the back of the computer to the port on the front so it would work more often. This way it was working 95% of the time and would still fail randomly with lagging and complete cutouts. Now after less than a year, the mouse has failed completely, it would not connect whatsoever and nothing that i do will make it work, I changed batteries, usb ports, computers. everything to no avail. DO NOT BUY

This Review has been Updated! Redragon's customer service is great and responded to my issue immediately and quickly resolved the problem. So I play a lot of competitive FPS games like Apex and Overwatch, and always looking for great gaming mouses out on the market to test out and recommend to my friends looking for a gaming mouse. So here I'm comparing the Redragon's I have now with the popular Logitech Mouses I've always used and how well does it actually performs. So I have the new Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless and the older G Pro Hero Wired to compare it with. I'm comparing these Mouses together because they are very similar in shape and sizes, with some minor difference with the buttons, build material, and weights and most importantly is it worth it. Redragon's Build Quality and Sensor Build Quality is very nice and feels premium to the touch, but slightly a little heavier but not a deal breaker. It is well balanced and does not interfere with my gaming. The mouse feet are also very nice and smooth and glides like butter. Sensor Wired - Performs well and is perfectly fine with competitive gaming. Wireless - Good for daily tasks like web browsing and photo & video editing, but would not recommend for fast pace games. It has an issue with slow response time with fast flick shots. Please take this into consideration before making your purchase. I would recommend to go with their Wired versions to avoid any latency issues. ....... So bottom line is if you're in a budget and need of a gaming mouse. I highly recommend Redragon's Wired Gaming Mouses, they perform well enough for competitive gaming and is also very budget friendly vs the main brands out there. My recommendation is to check out their Redragon M719 Invader Gaming Mouse if you're into competitive gaming. I hope this review helps out many of you looking for a solid gaming mouse. I'm currently very happy with the M719 and look forward to trying out more of Redragon's products.

I’ll be honest—I didn’t expect a budget-friendly wireless gaming mouse to compete with the big brands, but Redragon completely proved me wrong. This thing is a hidden gem for gamers who want top-tier performance without breaking the bank.

Bought this mouse for my 11 year old daughter as part of her first gaming PC setup. It is a great entry mouse and it has a feel similar to higher end mice (mouses?) like Logitech G502. It came in a nice plastic reusable package too which speaks toward the quality of the product.

Works perfectly