Price: ₹2,290 - ₹1,890.00
(as of Feb 20, 2025 15:40:50 UTC – Details)
Product Description
DIY As Much As You Want
The powerful M811 software supports DPI redefinition, 5 levels are both detailed to XY coordinate system adjustable between 500-12400. That makes your learning curve smoother and seamlessly adapt to the new mouse. Driver( bit.ly/RDMOUSE )
Remap The Buttons Out
All buttons on M811 are able to be reassigned and keybinded, set macros from one click to complex combo keybinds easily. Other functions like rapid fire, profile switch, media control are all ready to go with your order.
Precision Actuation
With advanced optical sensor, M811 is designed for more stable and accurate data transmission. Equipped with reporting rate adjustable function, every single click will be triggered at once.
Pentakill, 5 DPI Levels – Geared with 5 redefinable DPI levels (default as: 500/1000/2000/3000/6200), easy to switch between different game needs. Dedicated demand of DPI options between 500-12400 is also available to be processed by software.
Take The Advanced Shot – 15 programmable buttons are all editable with customizable tactical keybinds in whatever game or work you are engaging. Default 2 + 8 epic MMO side buttons will get you all covered, hit your hotkeys/keybinds faster than ever with M811.
Comfort & Natural Grip – Following the natural structure of the human hand, the M811 is perfectly shaped for long-lasting use. It makes you easily to handle am to pm gaming parties or overtime & overdue work with less fatigue.
5 Decent Backlit Modes – Turn the backlit on and make some kills in your gaming battlefield. The hyped dynamic RGB backlit vibe will never let you down when decorating your gaming space, it would be better with other Redragon accessories with lights on.
Uncompromised Driver Support – All 15 buttons with hotkeys, media, DPI settings and 16.8 million color lighting effects are all customizable with Redragon dedicated software. Pre-aim your opponents and get overwhelming to the victory in your exactly wanted way.
Customers say
Customers find the mouse comfortable and well-built. They appreciate its good looks, sturdy construction, and ergonomic design for working or gaming for extended periods. The side buttons are helpful, with 10 extra buttons for custom macros. RGB lighting is customizable and wonderful.
AI-generated from the text of customer reviews
Bharath koli –
Very cool and sturdy
Takes couple days to adjust to it
Astle R. –
It’s for casual games only
Not recommended for fps games that doubt got cleared, was my mistake, before buying should have checked some fps mouse, but I liked there’s many side buttons so thought will be usefull in fps games, other than that it’s looks cool, good quality soo far and comfortable for casual use. That’s why I am keeping it.
Harit Kumar –
Must buy! Amazing product
I have been using it for a while now and, it this mouse has been my absolute favorite. Very comfortable for working or even gaming for the longest amount of time.The Rgb lighting ia wonderful and the extra keys does help a lot in bunch of different things. Must buy.
User –
Great mouse for the price!
Having so many programmable keys on a mouse is such a cool thing! The ergonomics are considered well for the fact that this is a big mouse. However, I often find myself clicking the side button 1 accidentally while moving the mouse which is mildly bothersome. Nonethless, I didn’t find any mouse providing such good features like multiple programmable buttons, super high DPI, RGB lights, inbuilt memory profiles and great software for a good price. I believe that the other competing brands mice in this price range cannot win over this one! (atleast for now)
Amazon Customer –
Good harware, semi-poor software
Hardware: is excellent, with lots of buttons for custom marcros. Lighting is customizable too. DPI can be switched on the fly. Thumb rest is superb, pinky rest is okay, comfortable for long sessions.Software: I’m having trouble with the software. Sometimes my macros work. But when I shutdown and start up my PC again, sometimes they don’t work. The buttons are fine, so it’s a software issue for sure. Otherwise would have given 5 stars.
Sourabh Powar –
Has on board memory
This mouse has onboard memory and you can save your key bindings or macros to the mouse and use on a different computer. Super handy with office laptop where you cannot install the redragon software.
Harikrishnan –
Its larger than i thought, middle finger struggles to reach scroll wheel when wrist is on the table
ProsHard built, i think every redragon products are built like tankSoftware is easy to use10 extra buttons for custom macrosConsLarger than expectations, middle finger struggles to reach scroll wheel when wrist is on the tableMode is working but profiles are not working in software
suvro –
the nicest mouse ihv ever use !
don’t think too much ! just go for it ! you never regret in this decision
J. Klimek –
I decided to get this mouse after a disaster with a much more expensive mouse. I saw the low price and felt it was worth a shot though I had worries. I found none of them were substantialThe first thing that I saw said negatively about it was something about it being slippery. In what I got, it is nothing of the sort.The second bad feedback I saw was that it had negative feedback of both too small and too large. I found it is a great size. The only negative I can give is that the two top buttons on the side would be nicer if further back, but it is fine as it is.I was worried about the buttons. With so many crammed on the side like this, I was worried the size of them would be hard to get the right button. However, the size and way they are shaped and spaced took my fears of this away as soon as I started programming them.The shape of the mouse is OUTSTANDING! I was impressed with some of the shape of the previous one I tried, but, for me, this one put that one to shame on both sides of the mouse.The only thing that was a downside when I first started looking at this one was that it was not wireless. However, it is I nice chord that has plenty of extra length.The only other thing to discuss is the software. It is not hard to find it and it runs easily. The one thing I will throw a tiny complaint at is in how the settings work. When programming even a single button, you have to record, stop, and apply each one. It is not a real issue, but it took me a moment to figure out what I needed to do to make it stick. The other issue is the lighting. The color spectrum in the programming does not match what will be on the mouse. I was able to get the color by trial and error instead of going by the spectrum they give, but it was a little annoying. Other than that, it works nicely and provides all the potential settings I would ask for.Ultimately, I can say this is the mouse I’ve been wanting ever since I started gaming. I love it!
Kanukler –
A lot of the criticisms I see in other reviews seem to be based on a misunderstanding of how to use the device. Hopefully this review will clear some things up for anyone who’s confused.IMPORTANT: The mouse has stickers on the bottom, if you don’t remove these stickers, the mouse feels like molasses. I don’t blame anyone for not noticing these, as there was no obvious indication of their existence that I could see, which I would say is a failing on the part of the company. You could easily miss them even if you looked directly at them, as they’re clear plastic. This is only an issue however if you don’t know about it.THE GRIP The 5-8 buttons are not designed to be hit with the tip of your finger as I’ve seen some people do. The buttons are angled so that you can comfortably push backwards or forwards on them with the joint of your thumb as I demonstrate in the video I’ve attached. The grip on the forwards button makes it easy to rest your thumb on it and also hit the back button with the joint of your thumb if/when you don’t need to use the 1-8 buttons, and just want to use it like a normal mouse with only two side buttons. I would say the back button is the only button I’m not super keen on: It’s designed to be pushed up and is very sensitive, which is slightly awkward at times, but feels great other times. Generally there aren’t any buttons that are difficult to hit on their own, but there are some button combinations that are more difficult to hit in quick succession than others. If you need it for something fast paced, figure out which button combos are easier to hit in succession, and plan your hotkeys accordingly.THE SOFTWARE A few people seem to be having trouble with the software. My guess is that they haven’t downloaded the correct software for their mouse. It’s a bit confusing, but every Redragon mouse has its own specific program you need to download, so I suspect the people having troubles have downloaded the software for a different mouse. As for the software itself, it’s a little confusing, but not terrible. I saw some people complaining that the back and forwards buttons are too high up, which I could see being the case for some people, but they didn’t seem to understand that they could just make some of the lower down buttons do it instead, as all of the buttons are fully configurable with this software, which makes me feel like a lot of people don’t know how to use it. Here’s a basic rundown of the software:- A profile contains all of your configured key-binds. You can create as many profiles as you want, and even save and import them (which I would recommend doing as the software can be a bit buggy sometimes). There are only 5 modes however, and these are the things you can actually switch between. You can set a profile for each mode, then you can set a button that switches between them (this needs to be done for each profile). There are buttons go that back and forth between the modes, but I haven’t found a way to select a specific mode with a specific button, so it’s okay if you only need 2 – 3 modes, but 4 – 5 might be a bit unwieldy.To configure a button:- Go to customize- Pick between front and side buttons (right under the picture of the mouse), and select the button you want to change.- Select from the drop down menu what action you want (single and combo key-binds are under “advance” for some reason at the time of writing this review)- For a key-bind, click the “edit” button (it might show up as “stop”, in which case you’re already editing) and enter the key-bind, then click “stop”.- Click apply (your mouse will stop working momentarily).I wish I could tell you how to do the macros, but sadly I have no idea, as I don’t have much need for them.NOTE: avoid pressing the “cancel” button, I don’t know why but it always messes things up for me.CONCLUSION Overall, it’s a great mouse, especially for the price; there are plenty of non MMO mice more expensive than this, and not as good. However, note that I got it primarily for shortcuts that allow me to use my computer one handed (no not for that reason). I have played some games with it and noticed I was playing noticeably better, but they weren’t competitive or extremely difficult games so take that for what you will.That’s all. Hopefully some people found this helpful.Cheers.
Luca Q. –
Software semplice da usare ma le macro sono un pochino vincolate comunque tutto ok
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Matt M. –
The bad: This mouse does not have side clicks on the scroll wheel. The cord is sheathed in fabric, but not actually braided, which looks cheap. The button caps are a little wiggly, but they’re holding up fine so far.The good: I’ve had the mouse long enough that the thumbpad switches have outlived my old Razer Naga, which started to lose button functionality within months. The customization software is easy to use, and the LED light has a full range of colour and a few effects that you can use if you like that kind of thing. The shape is a little weird, but it’s pleasant enough for me. At first I found it hard to lift the mouse without pressing any buttons, but the shape of the mouse is ergonomic enough that you don’t really need to hold it tightly with your thumb to pick it up, so it works really nicely with a little practice. The scroll wheel has nicely defined movement, and is easy to click without scrolling by accident. The thumbpad is an unorthodox layout compared to a traditional “numpad” shape, but the forward/backward cant of the buttons makes it easy to be sure which button you are pressing.In summary: I use this mouse mostly for DoTA and action games with lots of weapon switching or ability use. It has enough buttons for my needs, but an MMO gamer might desire more. Overall I find it a very functional mouse at a good price compared to big brand peripherals. The design is a little strange and I was a bit skeptical of its functionality before buying, but after using it I am a fan. I really like that the customization software doesn’t run in the background all the time or try to “manage” your games like big brand software does.