Redragon M711 PC Gaming Mice, Wired Mouse, 7 Programmable Buttons, Customizable RGB Lighting Mouse, 10,000 DPI, Ergonomic Mouse, Lightweight Mice, for Laptop, Desktop, PC (Black)

I chose this product as a small upgrade to a cheap mouse I had been using for the past couple of months after I had broken my Razer Deathadder V2. I was drawn to its grip style, playful design and its price tag. I wasn't expecting much.It is safe to say that I am beyond happy with this product and the way in which it performs as a peripheral. Game play is smooth, movement is consistent, mouse feedback is precise and enjoyable. Through market research prior to purchase I found the biggest complaint was 'buggy software'. This is the total opposite to the experience I had, the software is intuitive and entirely customizable. It took me a matter of minutes to download the drivers and set up my exact DPI and button macros.Overall I am incredibly impressed with the RedDragon M711 Cobra. If you are in the market for a playfully designed, practically functionable and delightfully responsive new gaming mouse that doesn't have a ridiculous price tag you've came to the right place. This product rivals the likes of Razer and Logitech mouse's I have used in the past.Very well done to this company, I would love to hear from you as to how I could help grow your brand or support your business further as I look to rig my setup with your gear.- Kyle Leon Smith

I bought this mouse as a stopgap because I've been waiting for Logitech to get their act together and use optical switches for the buttons. I'm sick of needing to replace mice almost every year. I repaired my G502 Hero and got another 1.5 yrs out of it but its missing clicks etc again.Onto this mouse.Compared to the G502 I am very surprised how well it holds up.The G502 is the only mouse I have owned that tracks perfectly on my sofa and also starts tracking immediately after lifting up then dropping. My Previous Corsair mouses tracking wasnt so good, and would take a second or 2 to start tracking again after lifting, very annoying when gaming.This M711-FPS mouse tracking is just as good as the G502 in every way.Button presses are slightly stronger/louder but the feel is almost the same, a decent click. After 2.5yrs use this mouse will probably end up feeling the same.The weight feels about the same as the G502, on the scales its about 20g lighter (at 104g).I suppose it being slightly thinner makes me think it should be lighter.Its comfortable to use, I employ tip and claw grip styles. The buttons can be clicked far back along the button pads.The icing on the cake though is no more button failures after one year because this mouse has the optical switches I badly want.If there are problems I'll be back here to edit this review.Assume all is well if this is unedited.Summing upRather than being a stopgap mouse, this has actually become a keeper.A great mouse, especially at £30!psI took care being sure this was a new product, you cant be too careful now.It was properly sealed and unopened.

I bought this to replace a vertical mouse I had been using for a while because the sensor wasn't great, but needed something on a budget. This mouse did just fine and the conversion back to a regular mouse wasn't too difficult; it's well built, has a nice texture, the braided cable is smooth and doesn't drag as much as some others, the clicks are... clicky and defined, the lights are very customisable and the sensor is good for the kind of games I play (Doom (new and old), Minecraft, TF2). I trust Redragon's value for money and build quality, as I'd previously bought their Kumara keyboard which is very sturdy and feels nice to type on. Even their box presentation surprised me; instead of packaging it in a thin cardboard box with just a print of the product on it like some mice around this price range, they provide you with this neat plastic tub which you could reuse for something else.The only con with this mouse is the shape as it kind of slims out towards the palm. I don't know what the decision process behind this was or if it's just my particular hand shape but with it being slimmer towards that point, it's giving dead space between pinky finger unless you reach it a little further for more grip, which doesn't feel as natural as I'd want it to be. If it had a little more junk in the trunk, I'd be much happier with it. It does suit my claw grip way of hold my mouses/mice, though, which is nice.Aside from that everything else feels good quality and I wouldn't pass this up to someone who's looking for a product which is value for money and suits the needs of a gamer. Usually I only stick to 1000 DPI, so the rest is open to suggestion for others that may require like... 10,000 DPI. The sensor is good though, I haven't had any issues with that, twitch flicks in games feel just fine but I'm no expert. I'd trust someone like RocketJumpNinja to give a rounded review of that kind of thing.EDIT: The side buttons have suddenly stopped working less than a year later?

The M711 COBRA Gaming Mouse is highly responsive, accurate and ergonomic. It is created with soft touch plastic, has a smooth wheel for fine precision control and the RGB lighting has outstanding animation effects. It's also worth noting it has a braided USB Cable which protects the joints from wear & tear alongside a gold plated connector.The 3325 Sensor within this mouse is at a higher risk for spinout than other, better sensors, although I have never personally managed to make the M711 COBRA Gaming Mouse spin out...I'd expect this is due to the mouse carrying extra weight and being more on the heavy side, Either way it's the perfect combination by RedDragon to eliminate such an issue for a budget sensor.This gaming mouse is ideal for practically any type of gamer and gets my seal of approval.