Redragon M656 Gainer Wireless Gaming Mouse 4000 DPI 2 4Ghz Wireless Mouse w 5 DPI Levels 7 Macro

This mouse is great.. I decided I’d make a review because I thought about it, I’ve had this mouse for about a year and a half now and it is still working amazing, the speed and smoothness is great, and the comfort is also amazing, great for competitive gaming, the batterys last AWHILE to, also for the price! $15 is a steal for a smooth wireless mouse I definitely recommend it! Read more

It’s a great mouse, very cool and streamlined with no lag. Only warning is it DOES NOT WORK WITH A NEW MACBOOK because new MacBooks have usb-c outlets while this mouse has a usb-a outlet. I needed to get a hub to connect it (which I needed anyway) but other than that, it’s a great price for a great mouse. I recommend. Read more

for the price I paid it can't be beat. It feels slightly fatter than my Logitech G model but for GAMING, the finger button levers have too much play between when you press and when contact is made with the switch but otherwise, great product. If you can get used to the slightly sloppy finger levers, then it's a no brainer purchase Read more

The Redragon M656 Gainer is an underrated wireless mouse that’s really impressed me. I’ve used one daily at work and another on my laptop for over a year now with zero issues. It’s comfortable for long sessions, has solid specs for both productivity and casual gaming, and the eco mode (which disables the red LEDs) helps extend battery life. The finish has also held up surprisingly well—no peeling or wear despite heavy use. For the price, it’s hard to beat: reliable, efficient, and built to last. Read more

This mouse is amazing. I bought it to replace a broken more expensive Razer Basilisk. I wanted this one because of the similar shape. It's a little taller and not as wide as the Basilisk but I got used to it quickly. No connectivity issues. Feels great. Would definitely buy again. Redragon continues to amaze me. Read more

No issues found. A good AA battery and I was set. It not a silent mouse so the clicks do make a sound but my brain got over it pretty quickly. Programmable buttons is technically true but not to the extent that I want them. So it'll the average mouse has say 8 options. The programmable options are just those 8 options. E.g. The mouse has left and right buttons. With this mouse, I can make the right button either left click or right click. Not the worse thing but I was hoping to add a copy or a paste function. I was also hoping that I would have some way to know when the battery was dying. Only sign is the mouse starts behaving wonky. I was thinking my new mouse was malfunctioning. Only to change the battery and it was fine again. Read more

I work in a warehouse, I bought this mouse because the wired ones we have are trash. This mouse is durable. I have dropped it on concrete more times than I can count. One of the buttons is chipped and I even knocked the whole top piece off at one point. It still works perfectly. Read more

I purchased the Redragon M656 to replace my M653 that I got back in June of 2019! The only reason I'm replacing it is because the button started sticking a little bit. It probably just needs cleaned after almost 6 years! Anyway, I tried finding the M653 again, but it's most likely been discontinued so I opted for the M656. It's similar to my old 653, it's a little bigger and slightly more weight to it, but overall an excellent replacement! It kind of has the same feel as my old Logitech MX 518 that I replaced with the M653. Don't let the off-brand name fool you, Redragon makes quality PC accessories. I'm typing this review on my Redragon K503 keyboard that I bought in May of 2020! It still works like new! I've since purchased a Redragon gaming headset and desktop speakers. I don't have any complaints! All of their products I've tried are great and last a long time! Read more