Redgear Wired Gaming Mouse with RGB, A-15

I bought the mouse back in 2021 and 5 years down the line the mouse still works like a charm. I’ve dropped it, punched it but still it lives to see another day. It’s comfortable and is the best budget mouse out there. Mouse is so good I forgot that it’s been 5 years since I’ve bought. Totally worth for money purchase.

I am using this mouse from 2022 but still has no issues. It is good for casual gaming but not for fps (valorant, CS2). Scroll wheel is slightly shaking... But its a nice product. Has a software but its hard to find. Worth the money

Update: it's January 2026 and this mouse is still going ! I purchased this mouse in 2023. while its doing great so far, it's not perfect so let's see the good, the bad and then my conclusion. About me: I am a software person who does occasional gaming I researched on this a lot and this is the cheapest real programmable mouse, other mouse that say they are programmable only has mouse button 4 and 5 which you have to program in games. These in-game settings only apply to that game and are not a global mouse setting. But luckily this mouse comes with a software that gives you God like powers. Now let's talk software First of all the actual dpi ranges are 500 to 8000 and you get sliders for how much variation you want in between each dpi levels! (See screenshot) you can select the colour shown on the mouse (dpi indicator colour) and even turn LEDs off or run at half brightness You can program the individual buttons including complete remapping of all primary mouse buttons and these settings are global setting and work across all apps. You not only have 2 thumb buttons but also have 2 extra dpi buttons (again all customisable) So total of 7 ultra customizable buttons! To any of these buttons you can assign any mouse function (left click, right click, middle click, dpi loop, dpi +,dpi -, volume control, led control, media contol, web control even calculator app!) you get the idea.. The reason which takes this mouse to legend level is user defined mouse button actions which allow you to set key board shortcuts like Ctrl+ c as A MOUSE BUTTON ! or any keyboard combination you can imagine! The thing even lets you to record complete sentences from your keyboard and then play that exact sentence as keyboard input to your PC with the accuracy exactly as you recorded them. This is pretty useful to gamers who regularly perform a particular sequence of keyboard presses but now can perform that using 1 single dedicated mouse button. For programmers this means you can assign mouse buttons to type code snippets, code running, code termination etc. You get 2 modes which you can assign profiles to change 2 different personalities to the mouse and these allow different settings like mouse buttons that you customised and then easily switch between 2 profiles throught software, they are called office mode and game mode. The drawback here is everytime you need to switch modes you need to open the mouse software. (UPDATE: you don't actually need to open the mouse software, instead dedicate 1 button to switch between office and game mode and make sure to dedicate the same button on both profiles and now you can switch modes/personalities with that button!) Also all of these customisations are saved on the mouse so even if you connect it to other computers, all of your customisations stay ! Even if that computer does not have the driver ssodtware ! Now the cons: The plastic material has developed holes (see attached photos) through which light shines where it's not supposed to... The scroll wheel is soft rubber so don't poke finger nails into it, you can easily dig chunks of rubber off. The under sensor is not very fast so if you flick mouse very fast, expect it to not register that fast motion, so it's bad for fast paced shooter games like PUBG, call of duty. it's okay for story games like Minecraft or genshin impact. PS: sometimes the cursor can randomly teleport to bottom right corner of the screen and is a glitch but it's rare and to get out of it you can just nudge mouse a little bit. Repair and cleaning is pretty straightforward if you know what you are doing, it's just 2 screws under the lower feet and after taking apart the various panels, you are inside. My Conclusion: don't buy this for fast paced gaming and dirty hand usage. Buy this if you want ultra customisability, extra mouse buttons, different modes, RGB LEDs, durable cable just blindly go for it. It's China made but still high quality somehow

It's a really good for the price segment, it literally is better than any mice at this price. it says gaming mice and i expect you to understand it won't have that high end sensor. It's a generic sensor with 100 - 150hz polling rate and max dpi is good enough too. Something that was mind blowing for me was software support i genuinely did not expect a software for this cheap of a mouse. RGB works well too and build quality is durable. Although there is no noticeable input lag, the polling rate is too low meaning it will loose tracking if you try to go for flick shot. If you are not into hardcore gaming i definitely recommend this.

First of all, for the price, this mouse is very good value for money. But, it falls short when it comes to the purpose it's advertised for - gaming. I think it is due to the low polling rate but the mouse feels a bit 'sluggish' (for the lack of a better term) when engaging in fast paced activities. There is also problems with click registration (mostly the right click and it's very rare, not a regular issue but thought I'd mention). Pros 1) The price. As I said, for this price, the mouse is indeed VFM. The features (which I'll talk more about below) you get, and the overall build quality of the product far exceeds it's price range. 2) The build quality. As mentioned above, the build quality in my opinion is one of the best aspects of this mouse. It feels solid in your hand. It's pretty sizeable, and as someone with big hands, it really feels comfortable either with a palming or a claw grip method. 3) The USB cable. I have seen conflicting reviews on here but at least the piece I received has a braided USB cable. 4) The RGB. The software provides you with tons of RGB customisation. It also has different lights for different DPI levels so you know what setting you have changed to in the heat of action. 5) The extra buttons. They're there, they work, and they feel nice. Well placed and easy to use. 6) Ergonomic. The shape makes it very comfortable for long periods of usage. Cons 1) Gaming performance. Despite the high DPI levels it can go to, the polling rate holds it back when it comes to fast paced, precision gaming. I played a bunch of Doom Eternal with it and there were click registration and mouse skipping issues that popped up from time to time. If you're really into FPSes, especially online ones, this product will not meet your needs. It's a shame because otherwise, this mouse is great. 2) The scroll wheel. Flimsy and difficult to click. Overall, this would be a nice addition to a gaming rig if you don't play a lot of FPSes and want a RGB mouse to compliment your other RGB stuff. It would also be wonderful as an everyday mouse given its good build quality and comfortable shape. Unfortunately, it's not good to actually game with. I'm torn because on one hand, I like the majority of the things about this mouse but I just can't overlook the performance. I also have the Redgear Shadow Blade mechanical gaming keyboard and that thing is so good; I wish they had brought the performance of that over to this. It would've been an absolute killer.