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Redragon M908 Wired MMO RGB Gaming Mouse 12400 DPI Remapping Keys

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Condition
New
Color
Black
Style
Wired M908
Model
M908
Weight
175 g
Special Feature
LED Lights, Programmable Buttons
Movement Detection
Optical
Warranty
1 year
Works with
Gaming Console, Personal Computer

Features 5

  • Professional Gaming Mouse - Redragon M908 optical gaming mouse is designed with up to 12400 DPI, 5 adjustable DPI levels (500/1000/2000/3000/6200 DPI) meet your multiple needs, either for daily work or gaming. DPI can be adjusted freely by 100 from 200 to 12400 via software. 1000 Hz polling rate, 30G acceleration and high-precision Pixart PAW3327 Sensor giving you a greater edge over your competition.
  • RGB Backlight & Programmable Buttons - 16.8 million RGB LED color options (LED Backlight can be disabled). 18 programmable buttons, 5 memory profiles each with a dedicated light color for quick identification. Comes with 8-piece weight tuning set (2.4g x8), easy to change the weight to suit your games.
  • Comfort & Precision At Your Hands - Redragon M908 gaming mouse is an essential computer accessory for die-hard with its aggressive design for hands! You will be amazed by the unmatched comfort, lethal accuracy and killer precision of our durable, desktop and laptop pro gaming mouse!
  • High-end Design - Redragon M908 Mouse features 6 buttons and 12 MMO programmable side buttons. Durable smooth TEFLON feet pads for ultimate gaming control. 6ft braided-fiber cable with gold-plated USB connector ensures greater durability.

Description

Weighs only 178g (6.2 oz) Comfortable to wear all day long！ Pink! Yes, that is PINK available now, cute & hot. 6 Types Available for Any Keyboard Moding Tactile, Linear, Silent, We Got What You Want With 16,8 Million Customizable Color Options, DIY endless style like dynamic waving, breathing, rainbow. The game closely linked with various lighting modes makes your room an immersive vibe. The powerful M908 software supports DPI redefinition, 5 levels adjustable between 200-12400. That makes your learning curve smoother and seamlessly adapt to the new mouse. If the mouse is connected to the computer but the computer does not respond? Ensure the USB is properly connected, and try testing it with a different USB port or another computer. Which systems is the mouse software compatible with? The software is compatible with Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10. Please note that the software is not compatible with Mac OS. What are the dimensions of the mouse? (Length*Width*Height): 4.72 × 3.35 × 1.65 in (without the box) What should you do when your mouse experiences unsteady movement, poor tracking, or lag? When using the mouse on a smooth surface, please try adjusting the DPI higher or lower. DPI that is too high or too low can affect the normal operation of the mouse.

Specs 30

Brand Redragon
Color Black
Connectivity Technology USB
Special Feature LED Lights, Programmable Buttons
Movement Detection Technology Optical
Additional Features LED Lights, Programmable Buttons
Movement Detection Optical
Button Quantity 18

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Fantastic Value
Color: Black Style: Wired M908
TL;DR: Software is very basic but works, ergonomics are bad for me but might not be for you, and the value is unbeatable. I'd buy it again. As a first-timer to the Redragon brand, I'm very much satisfied and would buy this mouse again. Not many mice out there that have the 12 programmable side buttons, a third button on the top of the mouse ("rapid fire" on this one) and software that works, all for <$30. Most comparable mice are $80+. The dedicated mode switch button under the mouse is different from what I'm used to, but I like it since it makes it impossible to accidentally switch modes/profiles. The software works, but is clearly very basic. It takes a bit of getting used to, but once you figure it out it's not hard to operate. I don't constantly play new games and am usually playing games where keybinds to the side buttons don't need to change all that much between most, so I'm not having to really use the software much since the initial setup of the various profiles/modes. If you play a lot of games and need to constantly modify profiles, you may want to check some video walkthroughs of how it works so you can see if it's going to be worth it for you before buying. For me, this wasn't a problem at all but it might be for others. A huge advantage is that it essentially flashes the mouse with the keybinds/profiles, so if you connect the mouse to another computer, all the profiles/keybinds are saved. If you have a work-from-home setup, this mouse will seamlessly swap between multiple computers and it will work in a plug-and-play manner so any IT restrictions on software won't slow you down. The only significant negative I have on this mouse is that the side buttons are not ergonomic for my hand. Coming from having used a Logitech G600 for probably a decade by now, the side buttons are way too far back on this mouse. My resting position on the Logitech G600 would land the tip of my thumb on the "5" side button, which is dead-center, ideal for then reaching almost all the buttons with little effort. On this mouse, my thumb sits far up on the 2, making everything past the 6 awkward, but not impossible to reach. All that said, ergonomics are a person by person thing, so I'd strongly recommend giving this mouse a shot, especially since most alternatives cost more than 3x this thing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 26, 2026 by Alex
Outstanding price for a high quality mouse.
Color: Black Style: Wired M908
I'll start by saying overall this mouse is a 5/5. I have big hands and it fits perfectly, it's responsive, smooth and looks great. I like the ability to adjust your dpi on the fly to really dial in your preferred input. The only thing is that I wish it had 6 side buttons instead of 12. Just for the fact that sometimes in a hurry you hit the wrong one due to button size. But it's not enough of an issue to even take half a star. For the price point my friends who have the high end and expensive companies have agreed this mouse is on the same level or better. My Redragon products have all been amazing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2026 by J M H
Great Streaming Mouse!
Color: Black Style: Wired M908
I bought this thing for streaming on Twitch as I wanted to be able to have all of my scene changes, backgrounds, sounds, and so on, bound to buttons so that I would not have to use my keyboard. It is a great purchase. The customization for this thing is something I never would have thought I would see in a mouse. You can put macros on your buttons, you can change the lighting to any possibility available, you can change what the mouse buttons actually do, and you can add or remove weights to this mouse to get yourself a better and more personal feel. I really do love this thing. My rating is 4/5 instead of 5/5 because the right click is already failing me. I have not had this thing a whole year yet but the right click is to the point to where I either have to tap it several times in advance to make sure it is ready to use or I have to contort my fingers to reach the further back on the mouse so that it activates. I know this is not correct and not due to usage because the left click has seen way more usage and still works perfectly. This thing has damn near 20 different buttons and they all function properly except the right click! It is like there is something stuck in it that has to be pushed out the way. I cleaned the mouse, sprayed it out with compressed air, opened and inspected it, and I connect find a reason why it is this way. I have other RedDragon mice and they all work perfectly. This one started to act crazy after about 3 months. I contacted RedDragon and am going to see how their warranty works out. If I can get it repaired or replaced, I'll update this review with the results. Right click aside, this is still a terrific mouse. Even if I knew I'd get this right click problem I'd still buy it just for the usefulness and customization this mouse offers. A great product, great idea, and great execution. ------------------------------------------------------------------ UPDATE After submitting a request to Redragon and talking to support, I was able to get the problem fixed. It was just a small piece under the right click that had slipped out of place. Once I took it off and placed it back on, it worked just like new! I am not even sure how I missed that but I am super glad I don't have to send my mouse off or order a new one. A+ customer service and product. Just ordered a mechanical keyboard from them and I think I'm a fanboy now. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2023 by David W.
Good mouse with some loose buttons.
Color: Black Style: Wired M908
Bought this because Razer doesn't make wired Nagas anymore, except for the left-handed edition. Since my last Naga Trinity is quite worn after so many years of use, I needed to find a new MMO mouse. I was impressed by the mechanical keyboard I got from Redragon some months ago, so of course I had to check out this mouse. If it's of the same quality as that keyboard, this is a steal. So, is it? For the most part, I think so. It has a nice weight to it out of the box, but I think it's quite neat that if you like a lighter mouse you can remove some of the weights it has in its base. The customization is nice on the software end, too. My only problems with this mouse are the feet and the side buttons. The feet are a little grippy, making it take more effort to start moving. This might be fixed with use, though. If not, I can try a new mousepad maybe. The thumb buttons, though... I'm very mixed on them. They're in a decent spot for my thumb to use, though it'll take a little getting used to. The problem is that some of the buttons feel loose. You know when you have a tooth that's ready to fall out and you can wiggle it around? About half the thumb buttons feel like that, some more than others. It's incredibly distracting. They also take a bit more force to push than I'm used to. If the buttons were tighter and didn't wiggle around, this would get 5 stars from me. Also, I may be imagining things, but it feels like my games have been running ever so slightly better since switching. That, however, might be more due to the absolute bloatware Razer Synapse was compared to Redragon's relatively simple software. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by Mael
🎯 Functionality First
Color: Black Style: Wired M908
Why did you pick this product vs others?: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Like Having a Control Panel in the Palm of My Hand” As someone who juggles work, gaming, and content creation, I needed a mouse that didn’t just exist on my desk — I needed one that worked for me. After a month with the Redragon M908, I can honestly say: this is more than a mouse — it’s a command center. What drew me in initially were the 12 side buttons. I was skeptical — would they feel cluttered? Overwhelming? Surprisingly, no. They’re arranged intuitively, with just enough space to prevent misclicks. I’ve mapped everything from OBS shortcuts to game macros and browser commands. I don’t even have to touch my keyboard for half of what I do now. The grip deserves a shout-out, too. I have larger hands, and this mouse fits like it was molded for me. Long editing or gaming sessions? No wrist strain, no finger cramps. Just smooth, consistent control. Performance-wise, the DPI flexibility is unreal. I fine-tuned it for pixel-perfect movements when editing thumbnails, then ramped it up for FPS games — all without missing a beat. And the weight tuning? That’s a detail I didn’t know I needed until I tried it. Aesthetically, the RGB lighting hits the right balance — customizable without being a light show. It looks sharp without screaming for attention. If I had to nitpick, I’d say the software takes a few minutes to understand. But once you’re in, you realize how much control you really have — it’s deeper than most mice in this price range dare to go. Final thought: This mouse doesn’t just keep up — it enhances how I work and play. Whether you're a multitasker, a gamer, or someone who loves the feeling of control at their fingertips, the M908 delivers in ways that genuinely surprised me. It's earned a permanent spot in my setup — and probably will in yours too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2025 by Jonathan
Big hands review - Mild Gaming
Color: Black Style: Wired M908
I don't game very much, however, recently I've been upgrading my computer station and trying to get myself to play a game for a couple minutes every few days... Just can't get into it. Especially when my old mouse wore out and just wouldn't right click... This mouse has a reallllyyyy sensitive right click. I can't really rest my hand on it in a traditional sense, then again I have big hands and arthritis and carpal tunnel... So, I hold the mouse a little bit at an angle. This does NOT disturb the comfort of the mouse. Actually, it's kinda odd but it even gives me a little more precision with the side buttons to do that. The pinky part is just... JUST barely too narrow. It's not the biggest deal, especially since that's probably just me but.. Maybe not. Anyway. I'm just sayin' it's BARELY too narrow to simply rest my pinky on but I mean who cares, the side of my pink rests a wee on the mousepad. I have NOT rested the side buttons much. Not at all changed their functions. I used it a little here and there in Skyrim or Rust for kinda convenient, in the dark, quick switching of my inventory. Other wise I don't really mess with it much... yet. They are easy to press and do not accidentally press at all. They aren't laid flat but in a wave so you can comfortably rest your thumb there and quickly forget you're touching buttons. It's quite an ergonomic mouse. I like it. I kept the default wavey rainbow transition of the RGBs because it sorta just matches the mousepad and my keyboard's similar function so they can change colour and match. The mouse wheel I wish had a little bit more resistance between each click, to make them more individually distinguishable, however, it does NOT have a total lack of it. There is a little feel and clicky click if you really go slow, but it's just not quite right. It's too smooth for a 'gaming' mouse, where precision and tactile feedback are required to immerse yourself with subconscious processing rather than having to pay attention to your inputs too much, taking focus off of your primary objective. If I were playing a fast paced game and used this to switch between primary and secondary equipment, I imagine at times this would overshoot very easily semi-often... But not totally. There -is- some resistance. It's not totally smooth. I gotta admit I wish there were a few more spots of RGB lines or streaks here or there but what's there is quite nice and bright, or not so bright if I so choose with the included driver. The DPI is pretty good. When needing quicker or more rapid acceleration of the mouse in Skyrim / 'Look Sensitivity,' it jogs up just right. When a little more fast paced game or precision blah required such as in Rust.. Like I said I don't play much don't expect various game examples... It slows down in one easy click just right. It's easily accessible, has sturdy resistance so my fingers sliding over doesn't accidentally change it, and out of the way too. My fingers don't notice it. The last thing I gotta say that's nice is the shape of the right and left click buttons... They curve to my fingers, hugging them. Boy does that oddly feel good for a reason I can't put my finger on.. Pun accidental but I'ma take a self bow at that. My last WISH for it... A version exactly like it but Wired/Wireless, where it can be wired, or have a transceiver like other gaming mice for on the fly motions. I need to get a mouse bungee or the way my desktop is set up.. Eventually I will have cord death. Wired/Wireless allows you to have cord death and just replace the cord. Great mouse, HIGHLY recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2019 by Elijah
Still thinking about it? Get it now!
Color: Black Style: Wired M908
Still deciding on this brand or the better well-known brands Razer, Corsair, Logitech, etc.? I purchased this mouse back in July 2024. I love it! I play WoW and this mouse is still serving up a chain of spells from my warlock or my mage. Plenty of left and right clicks, wheel clicks and scrolls, oh did I mention the MMO buttons? Yeah, they are still as solid and responsive like it was from day one. The app for this mouse is a chef's kiss. Easy to use and program the mouse with it. Design and functionality is nothing short of perfection. Plug and play out of the box if you want to get to gaming right away. Unlike the app for my other Redragon mouse, the Ranger M910-K, which is a bit confusing on how to customize the buttons. I highly recommend the Redragon M908 Impact mouse for your MMO gaming needs. I also love the thumb rest; it keeps my thumb from dragging on the mouse pad preventing irritation. It has the same great features as a gaming mouse 2x-5x the cost. The negative as it pertains to me, is that this mouse is slightly bulky. For ones with hands on the smaller side, you will feel the bulk of it. But it is a negligible negative that isn't worth taking a star away. So, if you're still on the fence about this brand over Razer, Corsair, Logitech, etc. this mouse will give those brands a good run for the money. As I stated, I have owned this mouse for 2 years and it gets a good 3-4hrs of WoW play daily. If this mouse decides to die, I will get another one. As a matter of fact, I might even give the M910-K another go/chance, as it is just sitting on the side awaiting to be plugged back in. Just an FYI... :) I also have the Redragon K512 Shiva gaming keyboard and the Razer Tartarus gaming pad. Between the three they pair up and work well together for lesser hand movement when playing WoW. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2025 by StrykEagle
Review from a female game dev who knows how design works
Color: Black Style: Wired M908
I got this mouse a while back when my trusty logitech g602 mmb wouldn't click anymore and them honoring their warranty involved sending me a different "newer and improved" (ie: same shape but newer software makes it completely unusable in any way) mouse that ended up in the trash pretty quickly. I still use that mouse for working in 2d programs and other general use where clicking with the middle mouse button isn't necessary. One of these days I'll learn how to solder and just fix the one button. In the meantime though I still need the middle mouse button and hotkeys for working in 3d, and the 1st problem I ran into is that the current gaming mouse market consists mostly of mice that AREN'T gaming mice (ie have hotkeys). A basic, flimsy, 3 button mouse with no functional hotkeys isn't a gaming mouse, yet these flood your searches. The second problem I ran into is that the handful of remaining mice with hotkeys are all sized/scaled for men. I'm a woman, we're really not the minority working in games and tech that these companies seem to believe. I'm pretty average sized with average sized hands, and don't have man hands...or the giant lego-man hands some of these manufacturers seem to be designing for. So this mouse is mouse number 5 or so that I've gotten and reviewed. Because it's much cheaper than all name brands I figured it'd have some letdowns, but I can suffer some letdowns if it works and isn't too big to grasp at all. The bare minimum. Things I liked about this mouse: - it has 12 hotkeys similar to the razer trinity. I don't need that many, but it's nice, and stands out when most gaming mice seem to have 3 hotkeys tops these days - the side hotkeys are concave angled so you can actually tell them apart or rest your thumb on them - slightly easier to grip than the razer trinity or similar mice despite being slightly larger - software is simple, to the point, easy to customize hotkeys however you want. Now the Bad: Right off the bat I'm going to say that the bad outweighs the good tenfold. - the software is difficult to install and this company seems to have 3 different associated sites, all downloads from any of those sites will be flagged as malware. I used the ONE that after a second scan and looking into it was a false flag. It'll download a .rar file and when you apply those hotkeys it'll shut down and good luck getting it back up! if you want to reset the hotkeys or customize the mouse movement speed or anything else you'll have to uninstall the software and then reinstall. This alone makes this mouse trash. - there's no weights and the bottom is a texture/level of slipperiness that it's basically unusable with a regular mousepad. Do you like picking your mouse up physically and only sliding it in one direction just to be able to use it? No? me neither, but that's how you'd have to use this mouse. - obnoxious quickly animated rgb normally wouldn't be a detriment for me, I genuinely don't care and just wish companies would stop tacking this on just to up the prices. I'd much rather the hotkeys have braille on them so even us non-braille readers could tell them apart easier without looking. But this mouse is rgb all the way through adn quickly cycles through the rainbow. It's so fast and bright it's obnoxious. Not the biggest pro or con but they should've put some of that time into the actual functionality of the mouse or software. - there's an upper left (pointer finger) hotkey, which is great!...but only one? This might be niche but most of us that make the games use the 2 hotkeys that are usually there for [ and ] (zoom in/out, brush bigger/smaller, etc). Instead they put the double stacked hotkeys....right under the scroll wheel on this mouse? Where there's no physical way to reach them? what!? - can't emphasize enough that it's GIANT and unwieldy, but also that it seems to be curved in a way that the only way you'd like this mouse is if you're a man with very large palms and very short fingers. For the rest of us that aren't disproportionate, it's junk.1 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2023 by Danielle
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