M711

Really good mouse and fits my girlfriend’s hand perfectly. (She has small hands). It’s a good mouse, really durable, works on any pc, and the wheel is super smooth. Looks really sleek and nice, it’s super compatible. Sadly the clicks are a little loud, but it’s basically the same as any mouse.

The Redragon M711 COBRA is an AWESOME mouse for the price!! It stands at the same level as some other more expensive mice out there for sure. Came in an Amazon box (*wow*) with bubble plastic bag to protect the mouse box (yeah, there's also the mouse box, don't worry). Inside you will find the Mouse, of course, a user manual and a CD to install the software to edit your mouse settings: don't worry if you can't use CDs, the software can be downloaded directly from the Redragon website. Features: -Braided black cable 1.8 meters long -USB 3.0, gold plated -100-10000 DPI -9 programmable buttons -7 different RGB editable lightning modes -5 adjustable DPI levels -5 modes to save your presets (such as key binding, light colors, dpi setting etc) -Property software to edit all of these settings ^^^ -Button on the bottom to switch between modes Buttons: Left, right, wheel click, two side ones, 3 on top (by default they are: dpi up, dpi down, and switch color mode) + wheel scroll up and down (considered as 1 button, these two moves can be edited as well to do different things instead of scrolling!) All these keys can be edited in the software, to do (almost) whatever you want. Lightning modes: 7: Breathing, Rainbow, Full lighted, Wave (this is by far the best one in my opinion), "go without trace", reactive, flash; + off These can be edited as well in the software by changing the default colors, the time that takes to change colors, etc etc... DPI: You can set up to 5 different dpi levels that can be switched just by pressing a button on the mouse! This can be set up to 10000 dpi (I don't know who's gonna use 10000 dpi, but hey, you can do it). When you switch between dpi modes you will see the mouse lightning up on a default color based on the mode you just moved to: in order from 1st to 5th mode, Red, Blue, Green, Purple, Yellow. Modes: Again, you can save your presets on files directly on your computer: I don't think they can be saved directly on the mouse, since I've recently formatted my computer and lost my preset (not a big deal to be honest) OVERALL: Great mouse, feels very durable, clicks sound good, material feels great, wheel moves very well, rgb lightning is totally gorgeous, the bottom as two plastic stripes to make the mouse move really smoothly on the surface. BIG PRO: The sides of the mouse are not made of flat plastic, but are instead "rugged" (I don't know how to explain, but you can see from the pictures what I mean sorry). SAME for ONE of the two side buttons: this is very useful cause it lets you know which button your pressing without even thinking, since one is flat plastic while the other is rugged plastic. Just one con: The software looks very easy to use, but in my opinion it's not: for example, in order to change the DPI settings you have to change the value, save the file, load the file, click OK and only THEN you'll see the difference. I would have prefered to see the dpi changes right while editing them. This is not a big deal tho, it just requires you a couple of minutes to figure out of to correctly use the software, but again, not a big deal. About the company: Redragon seems to be a very serious emerging company, with a good customer service and, again, great products for good prices! Looking forward to buy a mechanical keyboard from them! CONCLUSIONS: I would HIGHLY RECOMMEND this mouse to everyone, even if your budget is 10/15$ higher than its price, you can buy this product with no problems and be 100% satisfied! (and save those 10/15$ for something else ;) ) You can't go wrong with this mouse! *this was not a paid review or promotion review or whatever, this was made by myself, after having bought this mouse and used it for a while now, on my will, to inform other customers about the quality of the mouse* *of course a good coupon from Redragon for a keyboard will be highly appreciated for this review ;) .... just kidding ahah* IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A GREAT MOUSE, YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH THIS!!

I have knocked this thing from my desk to my hard floor more times than I could possibly count. Easily 3-6 times per day for years. Actually I've had it for 2 years and assuming 250 work days in a year that's 750 to 1500 times I've dropped it so hard it bounced, heard the loud crack, said "That's it. I've done it now. This is finally when it breaks and I lose my mouse to my own clumsiness." But that never happens. Still works. I kind of wish the flashing LED lights would break actually, when I forget to unplug my mouse at night they light up my whole apartment like a disco. Good mouse. Would buy again.

I used this mouse for a few months before replacing it with a higher-end mouse. For $20 you probably won't find many mice as good as this thing. The build quality is fantastic, it looks nice, and it just works. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the shape-design of the mouse could've been slightly improved in my opinion, its a little bit skinny toward the palm end of the mouse so it tends to want to slide forward very slightly, but I have smaller hands so that likely wouldn't be a problem for someone with bigger hands. It is a nice size though, you could definitely use a claw or palm grip despite hand size. The scroll wheel is on the stiffer side, but its very smooth and comfortable to use. L/R click are very consistent and feel good. The two side buttons have a nice tactile click and the front one has a "grippy" texture which is quite nice. It's got a nice braided cable that it's too stiff or too "floppy" so to speak. The DPI and RGB buttons on top also feel good. The RGB looks surprisingly nice for a budget mouse. It's not just limited to budget setups, it's a genuinely good mouse that I'd recommend for nearly anyone, and it just happens to only be $20. Many reviews have commented on the Red Dragon software being finicky but honestly I never used it as I found the stock DPI settings(and RGB effects) to be totally satisfactory. I have a high end razer mouse that I got as a gift, but I still keep the M711 Cobra around as a backup.

First I have to say that as a Computer Tech I have used a ton of different mice over the years. I had been using a Microsoft mouse that I have really liked fore many years. I wanted to add some pizzazz to my set up so I recently added a gaming keyboard. I wanted a mouse that would complement the keyboard so I started looking at different brands of mice comparing features and reading reviews. I wanted the best without breaking the bank. After much consideration, I purchased the M711 and it is the best mouse I have ever used, period. I use it for some gaming but also for daily use as well. Since I hate using any extra software, I wanted one that would have settings available when I first plug it in. Upon receiving the mouse, I was very pleased with the quality of the way the mouse was packaged. I already knew the quality I was about to find inside. The mouse has a quality and solid feel to it when using it. It is extremely comfortable. I have an average size hand and it feels so good to use it. No hand fatigue at all. The DPI settings are easily changed on thew fly with the pre-programmed buttons on the top of the mouse behind the scroll wheel. You can also make some fine adjustments with the mouse settings right in Windows. You do not have to install the included software to enjoy this mouse. I cannot review the software since I have never installed it or had a need to. There were enough settings to play around with just using the top buttons of the mouse. If you really want to customize the colors, you can install and do so using the software disc included. I am using this mouse mainly for everyday use and the couple of games I do play, it works like a charm. The scroll wheel has a solid feel and is very accurate. The left and right click buttons are wonderfully comfortable to use and are actually quite quiet. The lighting effects are great and add a nice touch to all the other great features. The best part, this device will not break the bank. This is a 5 star item all the way. Pros: Solid feel. Quality construction. No software needed. Comfortable and glides easily across the mouse pad. Perfect Price. Cons: None

This mouse is simply fantastic! I like full size mice and this one fits the bill. I wanted a corded and will received/reviewed mouse and came across the Redragon M711. I was previously using a Logitech M510, which was my daily driver and I loved it, but I got into PC gaming recently and although it was fine I wanted to branch out. Call me basic with wanting to try out RGB haha. First, the software is great and simple to use with a decent amount of settings that can be as easy or difficult as you want it to be (macros). Second, the lighting is bright and great looking. You can have up to five saved profiles, each with its own light settings. This also holds true for all other settings i.e. dpi, polling rate, button configuration etc. You can change profiles with a click of a button under the mouse. I have medium/large hands and although I'm fine with a mobile notebook mouse (I used to use a Microsoft one with my laptop) this mouse being full size feels great. It is a touch slimmer and longer than the Logitech M510, but that is as far as the comparison between the two can really go. It did feel weird having the heel of the mouse touching my palm, but after a couple of days of usage I don't notice it anymore. I actually tried using my M510 again after a week and really disliked it in my hand. The material feels great, almost like a hard but soft rubber. I can't really describe it, but trust me it just feels nice! The scroll wheel has little ribs in it that feel great when scrolling and the mouse is decently heavy. All around great construction and feels right! The only feature I thought I would like, but didn't heed the warnings on any mouse with this feature is the braided cable. It makes the cord pretty stiff! I don't enjoy cables everywhere or really looking at them, so I prefer they lay flat and this doesn't. You can probably straighten it more than I did, but out of the box due to the way it is tied up it is like a vertical "W" on the desk. It will also move your mouse slightly when you release it to the right or left depending on the direction the cord is plugged into. With that said, I simply used a seam ripper and removed the braid to expose the standard rubber cable. This took me about 30 minutes, but boy is it worth it. The mouse is 100% perfect now! Honestly, I think the mouse should be worth a lot more than $20, so in other words this is a steal and just but it already!

First- thanks to Redragon for a great customer experience. The first mouse that got shipped out had a slight "scraping" happening with the scroll wheel. After discussing the issue with them, they immediately sent me a new replacement which is functioning perfectly. The mouse feels very "high end," if that makes sense, even given the primarily plastic construction. It ships in a very boutique-feeling latched plastic case that includes a Redragon sticker and the mouse manual. It becomes immediately obvious that it is intended to compete with the Death Adder offering by Razer, given its shape, etc. As it costs a good deal less, yet still offers an impressive level of function and customization, it's worth a look/try. I am a very light gamer - but so far, the mouse has performed admirably, and it feels like a very solid product. The software is easy to use, and seems to take up very few computer resources. The RGB lighting is super flexible, and it can be set to display in any number of ways. You have several options available without using the software; however, certain schemes, such as solid colors, are only available through the software. The DPI switches on the mouse work great (for on-the-fly changes) as well. I am using a setting of 1000 DPI and a 500hz polling rate. This has given me a very smooth and precise 'feel' to the mouse - allowing precision item selection, etc. All in all this is a phenomenal mouse for just north of twenty dollars. The only "con" I can think of is the cord - which is nicely braided but a bit stiff. I think this is the case for quite a few of the wired gaming mice out there, so it's certainly not a big deal (and it's really not bothering me much at all). I figured it was worth mentioning in any case. Highly recommended.

I love this thing. Not even just for the price, just all around perfect mouse. Pros: -Cost. -Design. I've only had it for a couple months but I haven't noticed any issues. The wire is braided and I expect to last for years to come. -Aesthetics. I love the simple RGB strip along the side and back of the mouse. Simple, yet it looks great. I like the RGB logo. -The middle mouse wheel rolls nicely and has a nice feel to it. Not too hard to push but I do not accidentally push it when I get lead fingers. -The two side buttons are perfect. I can't imagine playing without them since the first time I got a mouse with the two side buttons. -The RGB control buttons in the middle/top of the mouse, right behind the wheel, are perfect. It's a small convenience with no drawback. Cons: -None I honestly can't think of any bad things to say about this mouse. Maybe in the future it will break down and become unusable, but if it lasts for a little as a year I'll be happy with it and immediately buy another one. Preferably it will last for a few years, but for the price I honestly would not consider that a point against it. I love the way it looks. This of course is subjective and people may disagree with me but to each their own. There are mice out there with more buttons, more RGB, and other features I don't even know about, but I don't think I would trade any of them for mine. I just hope they don't discontinue production for a long time to come, or realize their mistake in pricing and increase it.

Ich habe die Redragon M711 Cobra neulich hier bei Amazon erstanden und muss sagen, dass ich positiv überrascht bin. Sobald man sich die Software von der Redragon Seite heruntergeladen hat, kann man unterschiedliche EInstellungen wie Beleuchtung, Geschwindigkeit (DPI) und Tastenbelegung anpassen und die Konfiguration in der Maus speichern. Es stehen 8 Beleuchtungsarten zur Wahl (inkl. ausgeschalteter Beleuchtung), sowie DPI Zahlen von 100 bis 10000 DPI. Da sollte für jeden Gamer eine passende Geschwindigkeit dabei sein. Zumal man seine Einstellungen in 5 Profilen speichern kann. Die Beleuchtung zieht sich durch den Streifen, der ein mal fast komplett um die Maus geht, im Logo an der unteren Seite der Maus und auf den zwei Streifen am Mausrad rechts und links. Es können verschiedene Farben nach Wahl eingestellt werden. Die Verarbeitung der Maus wirkt sehr solide und wertig. Es stehen effektiv 6 Tasten (plus linkem und rechtem Mausklick) zur Programmierung zur Verfügung. Damit habe ich für meinen Bedarf genügend Optionen meine Maus für die Spiele, die ich spiele, zu programmieren. Was ich auch gut finde, sind die beiden vergleichsweise großen Gleitpads an der Unterseite der Maus. In Kombination mit einem Logitech (Mauspad G640) finde ich es sehr angenehm die Maus zu bewegen und mit der entsprechenden DPI Zahl ist das Ansprechverhalten meiner Meinung nach auch sehr solide und schnell. Einzig negative, was der ein oder andere evtl. bemängeln könnte sind die, mit den teuren Mäusen vergleichbar wenigen, Einstellmöglichkeiten oder Programmierbaren Tasten. Für Meine Zwecke reicht die Maus allemal und ich bin soweit nach ein paar Wochen Benutzung doch sehr zufrieden und finde das Preis Leistungsverhältnis sehr gut. Zur Software sei noch gesagt, dass man für jedes Redragon Produkt eine einzelne Software runterlädt, mit welcher das Entsprechende Produkt eingestellt werden kann. Ich hätte mich evtl. eine einzige Software gewünscht mit der man Maus (und Tastatur und evtl Headset oder so) einstellen kann (wie bei Logitech Beispielsweise), da ich auch eine Redragon Tastatur habe und dafür eine extra Software runterladen musste, um diese zu konfigurieren. Nichts desto Trotz bin ich mit meinem Kauf sehr zufrieden und kann die Maus ohne weiteres Weiterempfehlen.

Muy buen mouse

If your hands sweat alot it gets dirty but is easy to clean ! ergonomic wise it's excellent and design is just phenomenal!

I love this mouse, it's light but has some nice weight for control. The Redragon software is really great, you can rebind all the buttons for this mouse (yes, all.). Have a look at the photos for more on the software. The mouse itself has a good build quality and a nice matte finish. The RGB strip on the sides has some dark spots and isn't totally seamless in the rainbow modes. It's also not true RGB color wheel style (See: Image 4). The clicking of all buttons is nice and tactile, the scrollwheel has a rubber grip, the sides have a plastic grip that helps but a different material would be preferred. I had to rebind the DPI button due to accidentally pressing. I think it's a great mouse for the price. Redragon is the go-to for budget peripherals.

最近Redragonのコスパに感心しています。 日本じゃあんまり大々的にやってない感じですが、メカニカルキーボードとかも安価だしエントリー向けとして、メーカー製、BTO の PC の低品質マウスから卒業するにはおすすめじゃないかな。 このマウスについても、全然良いと思います。ただ、Logicool の Hero も持っていますが、なんかちょっとだけ、、、センサーか？滑り心地か？どこか分らんが勝てないんだよな。。いいけど勝てないのはどこなのだろう。。 でも、いいです。お金突っ込めばその差が手に入るっていうだけで、誤差ならこっちのほうがコスパ高いし。センサーの精度だって悪くない。引き続きがんばってラインナップ増やしてほいですね。