Redragon M602 RGB Wired Gaming Mouse RGB Spectrum Backlit Ergonomic Mouse Griffin Programmable with 8 Backlight Modes, Up to 7200 DPI for Windows PC Gamers (Black)
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- * WIRED GAMING MOUSE; built for Gaming Computers - Ergonomic Redragon M602-RGB Griffin RGB Backlit Gaming PC Mouse up to 7200 DPI (user adjustable 800/1200/1600/2400/7200 DPI), 10G acceleration. The High-Precision Sensor delivers Pinpoint Accuracy while the Gaming Grade Micro Switches ensure longevity, greater durability and extreme responsiveness, giving you an even greater edge over your competition
- * RGB BACKLIT PROGRAMMABLE PC GAMING MOUSE; 8 programmable buttons, 5 Memory Profiles each with distinct LED color option for quick identification. 8 different backlight modes. (Backlight can be disabled) The Redragon M602-RGB Gaming Mouse offers you total personalization for your Gaming Computer and Gaming Laptop
- * ERGONOMIC GAMER MOUSE; Delivering an extremely comfortable and precise experience for Computer Games such as Fortnite Games, SIMS 4, Fallout 4, World of Warcraft, PUGB, Overwatch, Call of Duty or other First-Person Shooter. The ergonomic shape of the Redragon M602-RGB PC Gaming Mouse is built for comfort, fits naturally in your hand, the buttons are tuned to reduce click fatigue
- * HIGH-END PC GAMING MOUSE FEATURES; The Redragon M602-RGB Mouse features; Weight Tuning, Anti-Skid Scroll Wheel, Durable smooth TEFLON feet pads for ultimate gaming control. 7 programmable buttons. Total 8 buttons. The Mouse works great with Redragon Gaming Mousepads & Keyboards. Comes with 6 foot, 3mm strong high-speed braided fiber cable and a gold-plated corrosion free USB connector for a reliable connection
- * PC GAMING MOUSE COMPATIBILITY: Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP, Limited Mac OS support Works well with all major Gaming Computers Brands and Gaming Laptops MSI, Dell, Corsair, Alienware, Razer, Xbox One, Asus and others
Brand: Redragon
Color: Black
Connectivity Technology: USB
Special Feature: Programmable Buttons, Macro Editing, Adjustable DPI, LED Lights
Movement Detection Technology: Optical
Product Dimensions: 4.92 x 2.87 x 1.57 inches
Item Weight: 4.6 ounces
Item model number: M602
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 21, 2015
Manufacturer: Redragon
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Size: M602
Color: Black
Just ordered a second one of this model after owning my first one for a year now. I have a cat that particularly loves destroying my mouse cords. Irony aside, I think it's a jealously thing. My original purchase of this was to be a cheaper replacement for my Razr Naga which costs 4x the price, yet this mouse was barely a step down - only lacking the macro keys but gaining the full RGB lights instead of just the only green that old Razr model had. The RGB on this mouse is pretty good, good enough that I like to keep it on the flowing rainbow setting to match my similar effect on the Red Dragon mechanical macro keyboard that I bought a few months after this mouse because I was impressed with the brand quality. Ergonomically it's great. Perfectly shaped large enough that you won't get hand cramps if using the device for extended periods of time. It handles with enough accuracy for 99.99% of people and only tournament ranking professionals would have reason to complain. My only negative point on this mouse is that multiple buttons are too easy to press on accident. It shouldn't be much of an issue for most people, but the side buttons stick out quite far, and it's very easy to press those back/forward buttons when first moving your hand onto the device. But once you've got a grip on it, that stops being a problem and instead a possible benefit, as those 2 side buttons are very easy to press when you want to. The top buttons that control the RGB and DPI suffer from much the same issue. Very easy to accidentally touch them and change the settings accidently. Yet once you hand is on the device, they're not in the way and you're unlikely to accidentally press either button. Build quality it's solid, and amazing for the price. It's notably not as well built as the $80 Razr mouse that I replaced with it, but the difference is small enough that I'd even consider them to be solidly in the same range of mid-cost device. As a side complaint, I'm annoyed that both of the aforementioned pointing devices, especially the $80 Razr one, do not have detachable and replaceable USB cords. I shouldn't have to buy a new device entirely just because the cord is damaged, yet a majority of mice on the market do not have swappable cords. Red Dragon definitely gets a pass on their purposefully cost-cutting design, but it's much more annoying on a luxury like the Naga.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2021 by L
Size: M602
Color: Black
If you're looking for a cool-looking mouse with basic RBG features at a low price, consider this one. It would work best with a red theme in my opinion (simply because the cord is red) but I have mine tuned to a nice icy blue just to light up my PC dungeon when the lamp is off. By searching up their software, you can map basic macros to it (I set mine to automatically do a "grapple" move in The Force Unleashed II) and it has a total of 6 clickable buttons in addition to the wheel. If you don't care about that, you can disable the buttons, switch them around, or map them to common actions like copy, paste, stop/play, go back, open "run", etc. You can also adjust the rate at which the pointer moves across the screen using the DPI menu in the software. By default, the mouse has one of the middle buttons mapped to cycling through various preset DPI settings, and will have the other middle button mapped to cycling through RGB presets. Of course, both of these can be disabled or changed. There's a lot of subjectivity in this point, but I find it pretty comfortable. The top of the mouse might be a bit too wide for smaller hands. All in all, it's nothing special, but it's great bang for the buck and perfect for a budget gaming PC build.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2023 by Isaac
Size: M602-W
Color: White
The quality of this mouse is top teir! It is such a sleek design fitting comfortably to your hand. It runs amazing I have had zero trouble with figuring out any of the buttons. The LED lights are beautiful, and It’s made with a strong material making it so worth the purchase.
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2024 by Mistress Maia Mistress Maia
Size: M602
Color: Black
Reviews on this M602 webpage are quite similar to those of lots of other Redragon mice listed by Amazon. Not all these reviews have been assigned to the correct mouse sibling, however, because of bewilderment created by their abundance and similarities among many siblings in an enormous litter. Confusion about which mouse is which is apparent even on the multiple websites Redragon itself publishes all over the world. At any rate, most reviewers agree that the company produces good mice, and that its process for obtaining the specific driver software you need for tinkering with them sucks. Thus my comments may apply to many Redragon mice, but my experience involves only the M602 Griffin. He is a cute little critter with a lot of gee-whizzy multicolored lights, which you can make perform tricks such as altering his “breathing” depth and rate. (If you set them too low I wonder if he becomes erratic from hypoxia, and then do all his lights turn blue?) He has a magnificent, truly elegant, long red and black braided tail that looks like it should belong to a mouse perched much nearer the top of the pecking (gnawing?) order. At a remarkably low price he meets my need for a precise mouse to set various instrument knobs and gauges in the glass panel instruments of my flight simulator very well. The rest of this long tale …involves his software. His box contained only my mouse himself, a Redragon decal and a useless 40-page set of “Operating Instructions” in 35 or so languages. Under “Software Instructions” it says “Users can adjust … settings through the software after downloading and installing it.” But there are no clues about where find that software. Be prepared for frustration when you begin an internet search. Mine led me down several blind alleys at places like redragonzone.com, redragon-global.com and redragon.store. Early in my journey through this maze, at redragonusa.com I spotted an M602. Its picture looked identical to my mouse and there was a link to download its driver. “That’s too easy,” I mumbled, and I was right. The link led to a file called MNEMEANLION.zip. Which proved to be a nearly complete dud. It did unzip and load into my computer, but here was no shortcut to open a GUI, and each of its three executable files did nothing useful. At least they did no harm. Further along my torturous route through the maze I discovered lurking there a total of 50 different Redragon mice and about 30 drivers. After eventually overcoming this diabolical plot to hide software on the internet I tracked down the correct M602 Griffin programming utility, at (drumroll please) redragonshop.com/pages/software. Its compressed driver file is named “m602.rar” (see screenshot of its GUI). It works, and unless it contains some undetectable malware planted there by the Chinese MSS it also does no harm. But as noted by other reviewers, moving its various sliders yields only very minor changes in some of Griffin’s behaviors. Bottom line: my rating of 4 stars would have been a lot lower had I not felt challenged by reading many previous reviews that talk about software problems but fail to reveal their solutions. I’m still euphoric from my detective work. But I sure wish that Mr. and Mrs. Redragon, who must be exempt from China’s one-litter policy, would learn about birth control, or would provide less intrepid customers with a roadmap of their maze.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2021 by Richard H. Martin Richard H. Martin