Looks very impressive for a mouse with rgb, especially for under $20USD. I’ve recently purchased the Red Dragon Wireless Gamepad & Mouse Combo here in Australia on sale for roughly $75USD and I’m happy with the purchase decision as these will go with my gaming laptop. Enjoyed the review, your content and format. Great job! 🥰🥰👍🤯🥳🎉
Purchased the Redragon M711 a few months back for about the same price. It really made a difference for me with Doom Eternal. I'm really impressed with Redragon.
If it had a better sensor, I would recommend it. I have been using it for two years as practice in valorant. Reached Platinum with it with 1000dpi at 0.25 Sens it still spins out when flicking
I'm a Palm User myself and I can say after using this Gaming Mouse, it hasn't been all that bad especially if you're using it for PUBG, although using it for Apex Legends was a bit of a challenge due to the mouse being a little heavier but what I can say is that occasionally it did help my aiming accuracy far more than my old gaming mouse which was lightweight, in SplitGate, I felt like when I was zoom scoping in on my targets, the accuracy was just like from before but I think it may have been the way how I was setting my DPI up. Overall a comfortable mouse for a Palm Grip User just like myself as well so there you have it.
@@Soul2356 Thank you I think ill just grab this one sine i found one for 12 dollars while the deathhadeder is 20 plus ANd since im already using a Reddrgon Keyboard might aswell grab a mouse
@@Soul2356 It sucks bro, really sucks even for most games.. It's sensors bad you get errors when flicking. Only good about it is its software and macro capabilities
I just bought this mouse after my SECOND Corsair M65 Pro stopped registering the scroll click. I think I'm done forever with Corsair mice, which is sad because I have another M65 non-pro that's still working flawlessly for 6+ years. They make great keyboards and SSDs, but my last two mice from them each barely lasted a year before they started losing functionality. I think the weight at 110g won't be an issue for me since the M65 without weights is around 115g. Fingers crossed the $18 mouse ends up being what I need.
Predator. The cobra is good and I like it alot but it has alot of flaws It doesn't feel comfortable in your hand and your thumb drags against the mouse pad and you get burns after a bit so I recommend the predator
2:40 Isn’t the rapid fire considered an auto clicker macro and get you banned? Unless the button is physically tied to the mouse and sends the same signal as 3 normal clicks
@@kenpachi2905 not sure I’m trying to figure out if it’s hardwired to be a signal that sends the same signal as 3 regular clicks or if it’s no different then an assigned macro. I believe it’s the former but a game can still catch it just by timing the MS between ur clicks being the exact same whenever u use it unless the redragon designers made the rapid fire have an alternating ms of time per shot during rapid fire mode. (Which would be going the extra mile to ensure their customers can cheat lol)
@@kenpachi2905 I would test it on Fortnite if I had the time since the game is free and it has a pretty strict anti cheat. And RuneScape which I know has extremely detectable anti cheats for macros. It’s probably fine tho considering it’s only 3 clicks which isn’t even drag click speeds so it’s not easily detectable and the reviewer seems to be just fine using it in War zone.
@@kenpachi2905 but the sensor on this mouse is kinda garbage with only 125hz polling rate and low tracking speeds so I believe so you wouldn’t really being getting a full advantage. The M991 has a high end 3370 sensor and rapid fire button though. And the M801 and m810 have good enough mid tier 3325 sensors and rapid fire button.
How has it held up since you reviewed it? I got the redragon S107-BA mouse and after only 3 days the sensor stopped working. I wanted to get a new mouse like this but I'm being careful about which model to get
I grabbed one on sale for $14, and I just started using it. I like building my own game controllers, so even if I hate the mouse (I don't,) $14 is a good price for the optical sensors and switches. While I would agree that it's pretty good for a very cheap mouse, it is a very cheap mouse. My first reaction upon plugging it in was, "Yikes, that strobing effect on the LEDs is awful!" As it turns out, it isn't an intentional effect. The LED dimming uses a misery-inducing PWM that some people will see as a very rapid flickering. For some reason it isn't bothering me now, but at first power-up, it was bad. Maybe it's the change in room lighting. Even without that, the RGB looks a bit cheap, with darker & lighter areas, and cheesy blink modes. The stiff braided cable is awful. Even after un-kinking it from the factory folds, it's still annoying. I've never considered using a cable bungie before now. It's something that I suspect will continue to cause issues as I use it in different environments. The rubber pad on the left side provides nearly adequate thumb grip, though I have a hunch that'll wear fairly rapidly. The fact that the rest of the mouse is smooth and slick is a problem for me. My work mouse, the Logitech M720 Triathlon, has grippy material all along the left, back, and right sides--everyplace I grab it. The Logitech has a humpback shape that fits very well against my palm, whereas the Redragon has a slick back and top, and a shallow slope where my palm hits it. Especially for people with dry skin, this is a recipe for rocket-mouse--reaching for it, and launching it away before getting a solid grasp on it. This isn't horrific, but the shape doesn't fit my hand as well as the Logitech, and it's harder to grab. I'm probably in the minority on this, but I like a heavier mouse. The Triathlon is only slightly heavier, but feels much, much more solid in the hand. The sensor and button responsiveness feels good--surprisingly good. The scroll wheel is detented, and also feels good. You can't switch off the friction/detent as you can with a Logitech mouse, but that's a minor issue for me. The lift-off distance isn't as bad as another commenter mentioned--about 1/4"--maybe three times that of the Logi Triathlon. The Redragon software isn't signed, and looks clumsy. I'm going to examine it in a VM with Wireshark before I install it on an Internet-connected PC. Everything about Redragon shouts, "Generic Cheap Chinese Stuff" to me. I must say that I'm generally impressed with the sensor's tracking, and the feel of the buttons & wheel. With some slight modifications to the case shape and grips, it could be be a really good mouse--even a great mouse, considering the price. I'm speculating a bit here, but I have a feeling that the Redragon M612 won't prove to be very durable. If all the switches still work well in six months, I'll be pleasantly surprised.
for many years now the first thing i do when i guy a new mouse is rip it open and remove those dang pesky clicky switches and solder in a proper silent switch. no more annoying loud ass clicks
I just purchased the s101-3 keyboard/mouse combo. I cannot find any software for the mouse. I would love to change the rgb color. Anybody have any luck with this one?
Fun fact: just letting you know, these every redragon chinese mouse has actually weight inside the mouse tho if ur wondering why is it heavy in 100+ grams LMAO actually nuts
This thing is advertised as having 11 programmable buttons.... um... am i missing something, or can people not count? 2 butto0ns on the side 3 on the top 1 wheel button even if you count the right-click ,and left-click, there's still only 8 buttons.....
The vid was amazing I didn't even wanted to buy it but still saw the full video it was oppppp keep posting
Thanks! Glad you liked the video!
@@ECPUz :)
did you bougth it already?
Looks very impressive for a mouse with rgb, especially for under $20USD. I’ve recently purchased the Red Dragon Wireless Gamepad & Mouse Combo here in Australia on sale for roughly $75USD and I’m happy with the purchase decision as these will go with my gaming laptop. Enjoyed the review, your content and format. Great job! 🥰🥰👍🤯🥳🎉
Thanks for sharing!
How is it after 2 years?
Purchased the Redragon M711 a few months back for about the same price. It really made a difference for me with Doom Eternal. I'm really impressed with Redragon.
Would u recommend buying this or paying a little more for the m711 cobra?
I love this mouse. I actually like a heavier mouse like this. I also like the fact that it looks like if logitech and death adder had a child
Stole that joke from Austin
@@cliky8037 Ya who cares lol
Would u recommend buying this or paying a little more for the m711 cobra?
yay.. kudos for the UT2004 reference at 4:17 :)
oh my....
Whats the lift off range? I have a M602 that reads like an inch of teh desk which sucks for some games, took a lot of getting used to
I'm getting about 1/4" with my black mouse pad. A bit more on a more-reflective plastic surface.
Great video on budget mice, but have you tried the new Gamesense mice? Those are worth checking out for review.
Thanks for the comment. I haven't checked out any Gamesense mice before.
Will its sensor stand up while doing heavy flicking in valorant or just spin out?
It will spin out
If it had a better sensor, I would recommend it. I have been using it for two years as practice in valorant. Reached Platinum with it with 1000dpi at 0.25 Sens it still spins out when flicking
Plus it is very heavy
I used wheels a lot how about the wheel response of that mouse?😊
Im trying to FInd a mouse with palm grip reccomended i found the Deathadder but i wanted more cheaper is the m612 suitable for palm user?
I'm a Palm User myself and I can say after using this Gaming Mouse, it hasn't been all that bad especially if you're using it for PUBG, although using it for Apex Legends was a bit of a challenge due to the mouse being a little heavier but what I can say is that occasionally it did help my aiming accuracy far more than my old gaming mouse which was lightweight, in SplitGate, I felt like when I was zoom scoping in on my targets, the accuracy was just like from before but I think it may have been the way how I was setting my DPI up. Overall a comfortable mouse for a Palm Grip User just like myself as well so there you have it.
@@Soul2356 Thank you I think ill just grab this one sine i found one for 12 dollars while the deathhadeder is 20 plus ANd since im already using a Reddrgon Keyboard might aswell grab a mouse
it sucks for valorant,very heavy
@@jemuzu0944 I'm not really into Valorant anyways so.. for me personally I just want a Mouse that'll work for certain games I'm playing now.
@@Soul2356 It sucks bro, really sucks even for most games.. It's sensors bad you get errors when flicking. Only good about it is its software and macro capabilities
I just bought this mouse after my SECOND Corsair M65 Pro stopped registering the scroll click. I think I'm done forever with Corsair mice, which is sad because I have another M65 non-pro that's still working flawlessly for 6+ years. They make great keyboards and SSDs, but my last two mice from them each barely lasted a year before they started losing functionality. I think the weight at 110g won't be an issue for me since the M65 without weights is around 115g. Fingers crossed the $18 mouse ends up being what I need.
Yo, id love for you to review the redragon m710, its a BEAST imo!
This vid is amazing, also I wanted to ask. Which one should I buy, the redragon cobra? Or the redragon Predator? I just wanted an opinion lol.
Predator. The cobra is good and I like it alot but it has alot of flaws It doesn't feel comfortable in your hand and your thumb drags against the mouse pad and you get burns after a bit so I recommend the predator
Man needs more attention
lol thanks!
@@ECPUz np :DDDDDDDDDD
Can you flick it fast ? Like CS:GO sensitivity fast ?
yes bro
I want to clarify myself is the button beside the left/attack mouse button an autoclicker?
Is this good for fps gaming? And good for eSports or not ?
If you were to pick a mouse between redragon m711 cobra and redragon m612 predator, which one would you pick?
I think it can also drag click,just takes some skill.Idk if it only works for me.
3:43 Your brain is insufficent the app looks quite simple and clear tho
when yo set the dpi in the software, is it permanently applied to the mouse? i mean when you restart, the mouse saves the configuration?
I FINALLY FOUND THE SOFTWARE THANKS TO YOU!
where??
@@ChemamelxD reddragon zone
What's better this or storm m808? I want to by one but I'm I don't know which one is better, Please help me
This or the cobra?
nice work bro
Thank you! Cheers!
We must protect this man at all times
yo what does the 3 buttons do in the middle?
2:40 Isn’t the rapid fire considered an auto clicker macro and get you banned?
Unless the button is physically tied to the mouse and sends the same signal as 3 normal clicks
i play valorant is that button considered illegal ??? 💀
@@kenpachi2905 not sure I’m trying to figure out if it’s hardwired to be a signal that sends the same signal as 3 regular clicks or if it’s no different then an assigned macro. I believe it’s the former but a game can still catch it just by timing the MS between ur clicks being the exact same whenever u use it unless the redragon designers made the rapid fire have an alternating ms of time per shot during rapid fire mode. (Which would be going the extra mile to ensure their customers can cheat lol)
@@LazyTacoProductions there arent enough resources thru which i can ensure if its legal or not....ig fuck around and find out is the only option💀
@@kenpachi2905 I would test it on Fortnite if I had the time since the game is free and it has a pretty strict anti cheat. And RuneScape which I know has extremely detectable anti cheats for macros. It’s probably fine tho considering it’s only 3 clicks which isn’t even drag click speeds so it’s not easily detectable and the reviewer seems to be just fine using it in War zone.
@@kenpachi2905 but the sensor on this mouse is kinda garbage with only 125hz polling rate and low tracking speeds so I believe so you wouldn’t really being getting a full advantage. The M991 has a high end 3370 sensor and rapid fire button though. And the M801 and m810 have good enough mid tier 3325 sensors and rapid fire button.
How long is 10 mil clicks gonna last?
Can you make the number 4 button do the same as a button on the keyboard
How has it held up since you reviewed it? I got the redragon S107-BA mouse and after only 3 days the sensor stopped working. I wanted to get a new mouse like this but I'm being careful about which model to get
Thanks. I've bought it.
Can it drag click????
Redragon M612 Predator or Redragon M721 PRO?
Does it drag click?
The question is not here the question is does it double click?
@@lwerpy2058 yes but does it drag click
is it 1000hz?
is it overall better than pictek t16 mouse
Can i butterfly click with this mouse i wanna buy it but i butterfly click a lot so i rlly wanna know
I’ve always had trouble getting the software up for that mouse… once I can get the RGB configured my set up is gonna be A OK!
Is it really 1000hz?
logitech g102 lightsync vs Redragon M612 ??
I grabbed one on sale for $14, and I just started using it. I like building my own game controllers, so even if I hate the mouse (I don't,) $14 is a good price for the optical sensors and switches.
While I would agree that it's pretty good for a very cheap mouse, it is a very cheap mouse. My first reaction upon plugging it in was, "Yikes, that strobing effect on the LEDs is awful!" As it turns out, it isn't an intentional effect. The LED dimming uses a misery-inducing PWM that some people will see as a very rapid flickering. For some reason it isn't bothering me now, but at first power-up, it was bad. Maybe it's the change in room lighting. Even without that, the RGB looks a bit cheap, with darker & lighter areas, and cheesy blink modes.
The stiff braided cable is awful. Even after un-kinking it from the factory folds, it's still annoying. I've never considered using a cable bungie before now. It's something that I suspect will continue to cause issues as I use it in different environments. The rubber pad on the left side provides nearly adequate thumb grip, though I have a hunch that'll wear fairly rapidly. The fact that the rest of the mouse is smooth and slick is a problem for me. My work mouse, the Logitech M720 Triathlon, has grippy material all along the left, back, and right sides--everyplace I grab it. The Logitech has a humpback shape that fits very well against my palm, whereas the Redragon has a slick back and top, and a shallow slope where my palm hits it. Especially for people with dry skin, this is a recipe for rocket-mouse--reaching for it, and launching it away before getting a solid grasp on it. This isn't horrific, but the shape doesn't fit my hand as well as the Logitech, and it's harder to grab. I'm probably in the minority on this, but I like a heavier mouse. The Triathlon is only slightly heavier, but feels much, much more solid in the hand.
The sensor and button responsiveness feels good--surprisingly good. The scroll wheel is detented, and also feels good. You can't switch off the friction/detent as you can with a Logitech mouse, but that's a minor issue for me. The lift-off distance isn't as bad as another commenter mentioned--about 1/4"--maybe three times that of the Logi Triathlon. The Redragon software isn't signed, and looks clumsy. I'm going to examine it in a VM with Wireshark before I install it on an Internet-connected PC. Everything about Redragon shouts, "Generic Cheap Chinese Stuff" to me. I must say that I'm generally impressed with the sensor's tracking, and the feel of the buttons & wheel. With some slight modifications to the case shape and grips, it could be be a really good mouse--even a great mouse, considering the price. I'm speculating a bit here, but I have a feeling that the Redragon M612 won't prove to be very durable. If all the switches still work well in six months, I'll be pleasantly surprised.
for many years now the first thing i do when i guy a new mouse is rip it open and remove those dang pesky clicky switches and solder in a proper silent switch. no more annoying loud ass clicks
I just purchased the s101-3 keyboard/mouse combo. I cannot find any software for the mouse. I would love to change the rgb color. Anybody have any luck with this one?
this or m711??😁btw nice video
How can I get this mouse to keep my pc awake
Can this mouse double click?
can it double click
someone please respond do i need to get software (i dont have a pc) i cant get the software (i want to buy the PICTEK gaming mouse)
I also have a usb adapter for my phone
press this 3:08 if you don't wanna wait
How much cps is the autoclicker
I bought it as an alternative mouse and wanted a good main one
FIRE
does the mouse support macros?
i bought one but it have a different cable the platic one
For me the wire and the weight is not problem
Thanks.
i used redragon m612 white color 3 years i play cs go and sensor work good
no 2 years
can you turn off the rgb?@@AlbertGaming987
Have the same mouse, use it for my ps4, waiting for my pc pary
omg 110 grams i cant pick it up guys help my mouse is way to heavy
Is it good for roblox
No fucking way you just asked that for the most brain dead game
Fun fact: just letting you know, these every redragon chinese mouse has actually weight inside the mouse tho if ur wondering why is it heavy in 100+ grams LMAO actually nuts
Unreal Tournament 2004 best game ever made!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
me who uses a 330g weight gaming mouse and is getting fatigue in the hand from the weight, and he be like 110 grams is heavy......
Me be like: NANI?!
as someone that gets the nani meme, please explain? is it code for "wtf?", or "huh?"
@@r0j0e Im pretty sure nani means WHAT
This thing is advertised as having 11 programmable buttons.... um... am i missing something, or can people not count?
2 butto0ns on the side
3 on the top
1 wheel button
even if you count the right-click ,and left-click, there's still only 8 buttons.....
wth is a bungie? bunjy? bunjie? bunjee? bungeeeee?
Get 4 dollar mixe
do a giveaway i want free things
Ouuuuu
Yay 3rd