M656 Gainer Wireless Gaming Mouse, 4000 DPI 2.4Ghz Wireless Gamer Mouse w/ 5 DPI Levels, 7 Macro Buttons, Red LED Backlit & Pro Software/Drive Supported, for PC/Mac/Laptop

Très bonne souris paramétrable, éclairage arrière du logo qui s'éteint de lui même sans activité, silencieuse et fiable. Mode éco afin de prolonger la durée de la vie de la pile. Compatible avec des batteries rechargeables. Belle présentation avec des stickers de la marque. Bon rapport qualité prix donc pour cette souris 🐁

Nothing special really, just your regular mouse. The wheel doesn't light up when scrolling by the way. It does only when you change the dpi with the buttons.

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.

This mouse is nothing fancy but looks nice and works very well. the wheel and buttons still feel great after 6+ months of regular use.