Redragon Cobra M711 Wired USB 10,000 DPI Gaming Mouse with 7 Programmable Buttons and 16.8 Million Chroma RGB Color Backlight (Black)

wire is braided, software is fully working, quality is top notch, everythings just perfect, if its on sale, definitely get it!

After months of digging around for the best budget gaming mouse under 1k, I have finally found the Redragon Nothosaur M606 to be the winner. It sure has it's problems but let's begin with what's so good about this one.1. Build quality is terrific. With a smooth finish on the top it has that premium, sturdy feeling unlike the other cheap ones in this price.2. What the site and other reviews don't mention is it's polling rate. It's 500 Hz which is amazing for the price. I play Valorant 5 days a week and I think it's more than enough for the tactical shooters. You will have to get used to it for better performance.Cons:1. Pretty Heavy. 147 g is a bit too much for a good gaming mouse. I have a medium sized hand and I think I can get used to it with some practice. Flick shots are gonna be hard. If your hands are very tiny, I would you recommend to stay away.2. No software. No RGB. Lights are static and they change along with the DPI only. I personally don't mind this at all.3. Sweaty hands will affect the smooth finishing of the mouse in a matter of months. Happened with my previous Redragon Centrophorus.Speaking of which, I have been using Redragon's most popular Centrophorus mouse for more than 3 years and it still works totally fine except for the middle mouse button. Any Logitech under 3-4k doesn't even last more than 2 years for the heavy price and this alone should prompt you to go for Redragon rather than a Logitech. And please stay away from Redgear and other cheap ones. Just my two cents on choosing a budget gaming mouse.Update(05.09.2020): The smoothness of the using the scroll wheel has already gone at the end of one month. Thankfully the scrolling still works fine.

The media could not be loaded. My detailed review after 2 weeks of using this mouse for CSGO:Fantastic mouse at this price range. Only Redgear Z-2 pro is better at this price range, but it rarely comes back in stock. M719 is on par with logitech G102 for the most part.PROS:1. Pixart PMW3325 sensor performs really well. No jitter or lag even when I make fast flicks and 180°s. Aim is quite precise while using this mouse. You should only opt for a better sensor if you want to compete in tournaments or want to play professionally, and wish to spend more on premium brands. Otherwise, this sensor performs brilliantly if you have enough skill and experience.2. The shape and size of the mouse is perfect for all hand sizes, unless you have abnormally small or large hands. This mouse is given the body similar to g102. My hands are pretty big and it fits perfectly in my hands. The grip is very comfortable.3. Weight of the mouse is pretty good for long hours of gaming. It doesn't tire out my arm. The weight distribution on this mouse is also very decent. Mouse movement feels great.4. Left and right click buttons have a very tactile and crisp response, as expected from huano switches. Scroll wheel is also very decent.5. Budget friendly and great value for money. The mouse has a premium feel to it.6. Decent RGB for the price. It doesn't have the 16million colors RGB. But I'm not really into RGB anyway.7. DPI adjustment is good. You can adjust the DPI in multiples of 100. The software is decent too.CONS (no major flaws or inconvenience experienced):1. The braided cable could have been better. It is a bit stiff and it will take a few months for the folds to straighten up. The M808 model which is the same cost as M719, has a zero drag soft and flexible braided cable. Redragon should use it in M719 too.2. As opposed to the crisp left and right click buttons, the side buttons have a soft and mushy response. I guess Redragon could not provide good switches for side buttons due to cost cutting. It's still okay. They are not bad but not good either. The rapid fire button is useless. The mouse would be better off without that button. Mouse3 (middle button) is quite hard to press. It could have been a little softer.Overall, a brilliant product from Redragon which provides a premium feel and performance at a very low price. You can go for g102, m711 or m808 too, but there have been many reports of double click issues with g102. If you can get your hands on Redgear Z-2 pro, you should get that instead. But it almost always stays out of stock. So this is your best bet at this price range.

Best for drag click at this price I ever seeI get 12 cps on long dragAnd 6-7 cps at short drag‐—------‐-------------------------------------------This mouse deserve this prise because of its chromatic look and its 7 colors rgb breathingGood and easy to understand this mouse's software, it is durable and a havey mouse and comfortable design to hold 😀 👌 and has 100hz to 1000hz I recommend to set it on 1000hrz through its software, all over this is best mouse for gaming in under 1500 rs byDon't forget to buy it if you need a new mouse------------------------------------------------------

This mouse is absolutely banger Considering the price point, and the performance it provides is one of the best out there in this range.Comes just under 1700 this mouse has everything you wish a mouse should haveRGB, A good sensor, and ergonomic shapeone of the best mouse you can buy out there under this range its pretty comfortable in hand although the sides might feel bit slippery out of the box! your thumb might start to sweat overtime but it gets better with usage. I really wish they worked a bit on the sides the plastic finish isn't really a good option in my opinion it was discomforting for the first 5 6 uses,the software is pretty decent as well easy to use hassle-free experience!Rgb is really good on this one you will love itthe honey comb design is more like a gimmick but 89 grams is not that heavy it just gets the job rightOn to its cable you dont need a bungee for this cable its really frictionless and you wont even feel its there. A BANGER of a cableall in all its pretty good mouse to consider at this range cause no other brand really does good mouse in this range maybe like katar or g102 but this should really be in your list if you are out there looking for mouse

I have used it for four years for competitive gaming and office work. It worked really well. My only concern is the high price.