Redragon M652 Optical 2.4G Wireless Mouse with USB Receiver, Portable Gaming & Office Mice, 5 Adjustable DPI Levels, 6 Buttons for Desktop, MacBook, Notebook, PC, Laptop, Computer

For gaming: 5/5. I've used the mouse for a variety of games and the response time is good. The 2 side buttons are nice for games with more skills.Ergonomic: Has a forward and back button on the side of the mouse for daily use. Mouse is nice and big to sit your hand on. Mouse wheel feels solid and you can feel the clicks. It's a shame it only has 1 button in the middle to adjust DPI where you have to go through a cycle from least to greatest but for $15, you take the extra second to find your setting you prefer.Battery life: Haven't had the mouse long but you can turn off the mouse light. You can select "On", "Off", and "Eco". On leaves the mouse on 24/7 with the light, "Off" is obviously off, and Eco turns the mouse light off and requires you to press a button to make the mouse function or else it will go into a sleep mode to not use battery.CUSTOMER SUPPORT 5/5! My first mouse came in a case that was shattered (see picture) and had white strands sticking out of the plastic by the mouse wheel (probably part of assembly). I contacted customer support as I didn't know if the mouse would last from falling that hard and they were very fast to respond, friendly, and sent me a replacement free of charge and I didn't have to return the original. Made it real easy to get a replacement and I still have the dropped on as backup.Overall: Solid mouse for the price and this is coming from someone who frequently plays games (casually) and used their computer for work/school. There are higher quality mouses at there but price for what you get, it's pretty great!

For $15 this mouse is pretty loaded. It had a pretty nice light up logo and scroll wheel, two programmable buttons on the side, a DPI adjustment button so you can easily switch the mouse sensitivity, and it is of course wireless.Buttons have a nice click to them when they're pressed. Scroll wheel doesn't feel cheap.Quality product for how darn cheap it is. Highly recommend as long as you aren't one of those hardcore gamers with a $15,000 setup lol.

Update: After contacting customer support, I have received a new mouse which no longer stutters during gaming. Thanks to the excellent customer support, I have updated from 2 to 4 stars. Below is the original review.My overall impression of this mouse is that it is excellent for normal office use, such as navigating your desktop, surfing the web, or using it for school. It has understated ergonomics and design which drew my appeal. However, this mouse falls apart for when used in games, especially for competitive shooters which I was intending to use it for.Some of the redeeming qualities of this mouse are the ergonomics and the design. The mouse is built rather long for its width while also sporting a high arched back, so this mouse could be used for palm grip or claw grip and for people of any hand size. The top of the mouse is built with a nice soft touch plastic that is nice to hold but makes me question its durability. On contrast, the sides are made with a hard plastic which is less comfortable to touch. The mouse feels nice in the hand, but is quite back loaded due to the presence of the heavy battery. To summarize, the design and build are okay and this mouse is well suited to use for long periods of time, such as for office or school work.Now comes the gaming part. It has adjustable polling rate and dpi setting which is a nice touch for gaming, but is overshadowed by its lack of usability for gaming. The mouse absolutely fails to track my precise movements and sometimes outright fails to stop moving for seconds, which as expected is unacceptable for tactical shooters. With its lack of reliability and precision, this mouse should be a hard pass for gaming.All in all, don't get your expectations too high for gaming, even though it is marketed as so. Think of this mouse as an great wireless office mouse, which is also reflected in its price tags. If you want to game, get a better and more expensive mouse or go wired, it will be worth it.

This works as well as the wire one I used before, the only thing I don't care for is it goes to sleep and you have to push one of the buttons to wake it.

I bought this for a laptop I recently bought, and it's great! It fits well in my hand (which is a little small) and the top of the mouse is made of a very soft and smooth plastic. Like others have said, it has an on, off, and eco mode. The difference between on and eco is that in eco mode, the mouse has no lights on to save power (I use this mode almost all the time). While in on mode, the mouse has nice red accent on the emblem on scroll wheel.I put in a fresh AA battery today, so whenever it dies I will update my review with how much I used it and how long it lasted.One more thing, when the dongle is inserted into the mouse, it does not lie completely flat. If you plan to travel with this mouse, keep that in mind. However, it does stay relatively snug so I wouldn't be too worried.

For a cheap mouse I needed in between finding a main mouse for gaming, I'm not even looking for another mouse. I'm really enjoying this one since my pwnge broke.