Well, ikr really, because I haven't used all mice ever, but this is a solid one. Best perk is tri-connection hands down other than the weight. One warning tho. The left and right mouse button pads whatever the top ones are, require some pressure, so thats that if youre used to super light pressing.

I love the mouse! It’s lightweight and easy to use. The mouse battery life also lasts a very long time.

This comes in a nice box, which includes the mouse itself, the usb cable, some nice Redragon stickers, and a small instruction manual.

The mouse is lightweight, and feels good in my hand. The clicks all felt good, with the top mouse clicks being a bit louder than others I have tried. It worked well in games and for surfing the web. I had no issues with anything. The only rgb on this mouse is a little on the mouse scroll wheel. It will change color depending on what dpi setting you have it on.

The usb cable it comes with is detachable and the nice soft light weight kind that you barely notice is there when in use. I like these kind of usb cables a lot.

I don't really have any cons. It is a good gaming mouse at a good price.

- The mouse is very light (I weighed it at 53 grams without the cable), and has a removable wired cable with a usb-c connector to the mouse, and a usb-a connector to the computer.
- The cable is very flexible with a cloth sheath and is 6 ft. long.
- The mouse wheel has a nice rubberized texture, was easy to roll with a nice resistance and good detent. Note, there is not an option to switch to smooth scroll (which I never use anyway).
- All of the buttons have a good crisp feel with fast actuation and no sponginess.
- The mouse housing is a typical matte plastic finish all around and easy to grip.
- The configuration software can be downloaded (I found it at the redragonshop site) but it was a bit annoying because there was no information on where to find it included anywhere. I had to track it down myself.
Once installed, it supported changing lighting features. Only the mouse wheel lights up, but it still supported 5 different lighting effects, such as cycle, breathing, static, rainbow, and full color selection.
Each button could be customized and macros could be programmed. DPI and dpi switching could also be configured.
Overall, the software had all of the basic configuration features you would generally expect.
I tested it with general desktop use and gaming and it performed very well. The super light weight made it very comfortable to use for extended periods and I liked the button action.

So I have a couple of standouts I want to jump out the gate with for this mouse that I gotta say, some may not care too much about, but they are nice to have.

First of all, this thing feels like it has almost TOO MANY DPI settings, which is a great thing for someone like me who plays tons of different games as well as creates content with a mouse. I have a lot of different needs, and that customizability goes a long way.

I'm also a big fan of the detachable cable, which helps me take it on the road much easier when I need to do mobile work.

The last feature I want to touch on is such a little thing but I'm grateful for it; the texture on Mouse4. It helps it stand out from the Mouse3 clicker right next to it and makes figuring out which is which an absolute breeze.