M916 4K

My first one lasted over 2 years with no issues, this is one of the cheapest competitive grade mice on the market. Go to their website there is a nice write up all about mice and the optical engines behind them. Pros light weight great battery life decent configurability super simple and intuitive software that you don't even need to run the mouse Cons the matte surface wears like any matte mouse the battery connection is a little tight for some cords only 3 colors minus the dumb anime model.

I had some other wireless mouse but since I am working on computer 90% of my working time, and then some more personal things and some occasional gaming, I am very picky when it comes to mouse quality. It had to be wireless, must have a good battery, must be BT capable, should be cheap, must be light and most important: must work flawless. This M916 checks all above requirements and also comes with a 4K adapter in case you want high performance. The software is decent, good enough for my needs since I usually set 1 or 2 profiles and adjust DPI settings in 3-5 stages. I do not use macros on mouse, only if it has more than 5 buttons. The battery: I have the mouse for 6mo now and I never bothered to measure how long it lasts, but on average I charge it only once per 5-7 days, which in my opinion is excellent! Charging time is also fast and you can use it while doing so. After all this time, my Redragon M916 pro looks and works like new!

After switching from my old Razer Viper Mini, I honestly didn’t expect much, but this Redragon M916 PRO completely surprised me. It feels lighter, smoother, and more comfortable in long FPS sessions, with clicks that feel super crisp and responsive. The software was ridiculously easy to download and customize — I had my DPI and macros set up in minutes. Build quality feels solid for the price, and tracking is spot-on. For a budget mouse, it performs like an eSports-level one and easily outshines my old setup.

BETTER then i expected for 40$, it's literally better then my 140$ razer mouse and the software is an easy plug and play. very smooth no delay in the clicks it's perfect for any first person shooter game or gaming in general.

If you want a fast and snappy wireless mouse on the cheap just get this. It's not the fanciest but this thing won't hold you back in any games. The 4k hz is nice but not super noticeable compared to 1k. Shape definitely matters more which is smaller but solid. Also don't forget to remove the plastic covers on the feet.

Can we normalize gaming peripherals that don’t look like they’re a prop from a mid 2000’s sci-fi movie or are covered in glowing lights? This is none of that and it’s honestly the best feature. It’s light, reasonably well built for the price and accurate enough 99% of people won’t notice any meaningful difference compared to higher end mice. I still haven’t charged the battery since I got it and it’s still has over 98% charge on it. Lots that could be improved upon. But, for the price there’s nothing they NEED to improve upon. This is a good mouse at the price point and it’s a MASSIVE step up from the mouse that’s included with your PC or a cheapo wireless mouse from Office Depot that ironically costs the same. If you’re on the fence, just buy it.

The Redragon M916 PRO is a really nice mouse overall. It has a decent sensor, good switches, is lightweight, offers good battery life, and comes with a very responsive report rate. Yes, the build feels a bit plasticky, but feature-wise, it definitely punches above its weight. Plus, the 4K receiver is included. That said, I experienced occasional connectivity issues—sometimes the mouse would stutter for 10-20 seconds, which is super frustrating, especially during FPS games. Because of that, I decided to return it. I know most reviews are positive, so I probably just got a defective unit (hence the 3-star rating). I’m moving on to the VXE R1 Pro Max. Overall, the M916 is a decent $20-30 mouse (I got it for $23), and I would still recommend it—but keep in mind there are plenty of solid options in this price range.

I purchased this mouse and the Redragon K618 PRO 3-Mode Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard, BT/2.4Ghz/Wired Low Profile Win/Mac Gaming Keyboard w/Ultra-Thin Design, Dedicated Media Control & Linear Red Switch together to replace my Logitech MXMaster mouse and G613 wireless mechanical gaming keyboard because after less than a year of use the Logitech equipment was failing. So far I am very pleased with the new purchase over the Logitech equipment for the following reasons: 1. Price - cost even before the discount available was less than a third of what I paid for the Logitech equipment. 2. Performance so far has been better, especially the mouse. It is not as bulky and with the 4k polling rate responds with smaller movement during games speeding up my game play and making my movements more precise. 3. Size of the keyboard is also smaller but not too small and that is appreciated as well. I have large fingers and can easily identify the keys by touch and not hit more than one key at a time. My only complaint with the mouse is battery life but it does let you know in the paperwork that the battery life is less when using the 4K but I have also noticed that it tends to have problems when the battery is low. Fortunately, when not in use I am charging the mouse.