Redragon M921 MMO Gaming Mouse, 12400 DPI High Precision Wired RGB Mice w/18 Programmable Buttons, 12 Side Macro Keys, Software Supports for PC Laptop

Very nice for budget level price point
Recently went this route of buying a bunch of redrawing products, mainly for the end user replaceable keys witches in mechanical keyboards. The mice and boards I bought are physically on par with the ones I have been using from Corsair and Razer with the added bonus of when I hit the 2-3 year mark I’m not having to toss out for dead keys. The only thing I dislike is the fact there is no unifying software behind thier products like the other 2 have. Once they have that (if ever) at this price point I see them hurting the sales on both the aforementioned companies. I got a mechanical wireless keyboard, a wired key pad, a wired mmo mouse, and a wireless mmo mouse all for about the same I would have kicked out for a mechanical keyboard from the other two companies….

Works fine
Bought it for battlefield keybind and it works fine. I used to play MMO but not much, I’m still sure it does the job well like the pervious ones I had.

Almost…
Super lightweight mouse. USB cord is great. Scroll wheel feels super smooth. Good placement on the side buttons.The downsides to it is there no way to adjust the brightness and color for the scroll wheel. It’s super bright in a dim room. The mouse is just a tad too small and the surface is very slick for my hand.

Feature-Packed and Reliable – Redragon Wins Again
This mouse has completely changed my gaming experience. The precision is excellent, and the adjustable DPI gives me full control whether I’m playing MMOs, RTS games, or just browsing. The 12 side buttons are perfect for assigning macros and shortcuts, and the software makes customization super easy.The build quality is great—feels sturdy, the clicks are responsive, and the RGB lighting is a nice bonus. It fits comfortably in my hand, and even during long sessions, it stays comfortable.Redragon has really won me over with their gear. After getting one of their keyboards and now this mouse, I can honestly say they’re my new favorite peripheral company. High quality without the premium price tag. Highly recommended for any serious gamer or multitasker.

For a mouse with such premium build quality, aesthetics, ergonomics, practical features and precise function, the Redragon M921 is an absolute bargain at £29.99. It’s essentially just a wired version of Redragon’s iconic M913 wireless gaming mouse – the favourite MMO mouse of many thousands of gamers. I prefer a wired connection, so for me the M921 is better than the more expensive wireless M913.The M921 has more buttons than 99.99% of users will ever need on a mouse. They’re intuitively placed so they can be clicked by feel, without having to look away from a monitor – very important during fast-paced gaming sessions.Adjusting the DPI is easy, with a generous range of settings available to control straight from the mouse, and an even greater range accessible via Redragon’s software app.The mouse wheel’s scrolling is smooth – no issues there.A feature that will seem like a novelty to most users – but which is a godsend to serious gamers – is the ability to alter the weight and balance of the mouse. This is done via the 8-piece weight-tuning set, which can be set up in the configuration that best suits any given situation. Just as Formula 1 drivers want the ability to fine-tune their engines and vehicle handling, serious gamers want the ability to fine-tune the weight and balance of their gaming mouse, as well as customising its key functions. The Redragon M921 lets you do all of that.In terms of overall value for money, this gaming mouse is by far the best one on the market. That’s a bold statement, but it’s true. The only comparable MMO gaming mouse I’ve encountered is the Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite gaming mouse, the wired version of which costs £74.99 on that manufacturer’s website… yet that mouse has one less button than the Redragon model – 17 as opposed to 18! Otherwise, in terms of design features, ergonomics and functions, those two models are equals, but the Redragon one is a lot more wallet friendly. As a bonus, the M921 gaming mouse doesn’t come in a generic cardboard box, as peripherals usually do. Rather, it comes in a custom black plastic storage case that is a thing of beauty.No criticisms at all. An immaculate piece of kit.

Overall, I believe this to be a pretty competent MMO/RPG mouse. I’ll preface this with the fact my darling is the Logitech G600, but that’s probably just because my hand has practically molded to that thing with like a decade using it. Which, is in some ways a major credit to this mouse – I’ve readily rejected dozens of others in the space for feeling “weird”. This is the first alternative where I’ve more or less been able to accept it.Now, in terms of its functionality, it doesn’t have too much to write home about there – essentially the same featureset you get in any mouse of the genre, a 12pad, some DPI on the fly adjustments, a gaming grade sensor. LEDs, because if it’s not LED, is it even gamer?The weights system is nice and easy to use, which is certainly better than what I had to do with my G600 – that one I had to disassemble a broken one for parts and use my own screws to cram some extra weights in. This Redragon one? You can get it done with a strong fingernail or a coin. There’s even a little case that is there for storing the weights you’re not using.The shape is fairly comfortable, though I will say I would’ve liked a greater height to it. My hands are basically massive, eh, so I need a big mouse. This one works well for a fingertip grip. The buttons are clicky enough to be easy to feel during the heat of a match (I mostly use these for games like StarBound or Minecraft, tbh, but they’re decent in FPS too. Got a little Hunt: Showdown in for that).Really, no complaints. I do wish the software used wasn’t so… device specific, ie, I have one of their keypads, and still need a separate program for this mouse.Basically, my only two points: I really hope they make a bigger variant with more height, and I hope that Redragon considers some sort of unifying option for their software in the future.It starts with a nice box, keeps it going with a nice mouse – as far as a budget brand goes, Redragon does deliver consistent quality. I don’t think I’ll substitute it completely for my G600, having had a love affair with that mouse for like 10 years now, but if it ever gets discontinued or dies on me, the Redragon will find a ready place on my desk. If you’re buying fresh, the price differential is very compelling.Image: Just for some scale reference here, if it helps – pictured next to a G600 Logitech MMO mouse. The G600 is definitely wider and has a more aggressive slope, but the Reddragon buttons are actually a fair bit better in my view. If you’re buying fresh, as mentioned, RD puts up a very compelling value proposition.

Die Redragon M921 ist eine beeindruckend vielseitige Gaming-Maus, die sich besonders für MMO-Spieler eignet. Mit ihren 18 programmierbaren Tasten, darunter 12 Makrotasten an der Seite, lässt sich nahezu jede Spielaktion auf die Maus legen – ideal für Games mit vielen Shortcuts oder komplexen Skill-Rotationen.Die Abtastrate von bis zu 12.400 DPI sorgt für hohe Präzision und auch die RGB-Beleuchtung ist gelungen und anpassbar. Die Software ist übersichtlich gestaltet und ermöglicht eine individuelle Konfiguration der Tasten.Allerdings ist die Maus nicht gerade klein, sondern ein echter Bulle. Für größere Hände ist das perfekt, aber für Frauen liegt sie mir etwas zu wuchtig in der Hand. Das macht längere Sessions anstrengend und auf Dauer vielleicht wegen Verspannungen sogar schmerzhaft.Wichtig ist auch: Wer nicht regelmäßig komplexe Spiele spielt, wird vermutlich kaum alle Tasten nutzen. In dem Fall lohnt sich die Investition nur bedingt. Wer aber gezielt nach einer vollausgestatteten MMO-Maus sucht, bekommt hier viel Leistung für einen fairen Preis.