Redragon M811 PRO Wireless MMO Gaming Mouse, 15 Programmable Buttons RGB Gamer Mouse w/Ergonomic Natural Grip Build, 10 Side Macro Keys, Software Supports DIY Keybinds & Backlit

Almost exactly what I was looking for. I use this mouse on Linux. While it doesn't support software, I can still use the buttons as numbers. So as long what you're using it for supports custom mapping, you can hotkey it to any number 1-8. I haven't tried to re map the 2 buttons above the "number keys", but i assume you can. I use it as a back button more than i thought i would. That's how it comes. Felt surprisingly intuitive.I get plenty of battery life. I can charge and play. I'm fairly indifferent about the rgb. It's cool, but I can't customize it. Thats my fault, though.I wish it was a little heavier. I thought I saw reviews saying it was extremely heavy, and was disappointed to find it was still pretty lightweight imo. Over the course of a 4-6 hour play session on the weekend i didn't get tired of moving it one bit. Seems pin point accurate. I don't need the dpi change, but it's there if you want it.It fits my hand amazingly. I didn't even realize it had a rest for my ring finger AND pinky. No more dragging my fingers on my mat anymore.Feels built decently. Not fragile, but not like FORD TOUGH either. I blame the plastic. If it had a metal shell and was heavier. I'd only use this mouse for the rest of my life.But yeah. My complaints were only opinions and nitpicking so I'm giving it 5 stars unless I need to update my review. I've only had it for maybe a week at the time of posting this.

Let me explain.So I took it upon myself to find a replacement mouse for my old mouse keyboard dongle team. As one might expect, the dongle broke turning the two mechanical wonders into paperweights. I searched, and this brand had a large variety. THIS seemed to be the absolute best of all worlds. Mouse speed and Color change, Check. Ergonomic, check. Programmable buttons, check. Wired functionality, check. Bluetooth, check, except wait, only with a dongle. MAN I was heated. I thought it had a dongle as an OPTION but had its own ability to connect. NOPE. But, despite its one "flaw" I fell in LOVE with this mouse. Now I don't even care that it isn't "Bluetooth" I have the dongle in my PS5 for FFXIV and every other instance I have it plugged in doing work. ZERO diff. Now due to the initial limited USB slots on my Laptop for a minute I was pressed with trying to juggle all the slots but now there's no problem. Recommended it to my coworker and he got one too!This is a durable, reliable, and brilliant product, ESPECIALLY for the price point. You seriously won't be disappointed. Unless, again you only need a bluetooth mouse without any dongle action. Then unfortunately this probably wouldn't be the mouse for you. For literally anything else, this is the bees knees!

Edit: I'm taking this from a 3 to a 4 star because the wired version is better. I bought the wired version so I could have one at my desk constantly and another for my portable bag. The wired software is different from the wireless (Pro) mouse's software. You can only have 2 active profiles on the Pro version and there are only 3 RGB options overall. For some reason the wired mouse has 5 profiles saved to the device at a time and offers 5 differing options for the RGB, which is actually practical on this device so you can tell at a glance which profile you have loaded without having to go into the software. The software is still weird and has a pretty steep learning curve (the problem with mouse speed on my original review was due to the 5 different DPI levels you can set to each profile where I wrote over the DPI + and - buttons on my work profiles. That combined with windows constantly turning on "Enhanced Pointer Precision" was causing most of my problems). Why the wired version of the mouse has seperate/better options and an easier to understand interface than the "Pro" version I will never understand.I use this mouse for CAD design software so I can use all my shortcuts with my right hand and keep my left hand on the numberpad. You can have 2 separate profiles saved to the mouse that you switch between with a button on the underside of the mouse. I have one set to common macros and another set for general editing purposes (copy, paste, backspace, escape, and delete on a mouse shortcut are all surprisingly useful). I also have a few gaming profiles that can be imported when needed....When the software works that is.Yeah, this thing is great IF you perfectly set it up for what you need with the software when it's working, because God only knows when it will decide to function again. You'll get a constant "Gaming mouse is disconnected error" that's a lie, because as soon as you unplug the mouse the program shuts down knowing it was actually disconnected. Then there's the "Settings error" message you get when you try to use it knowing it knows that the mouse is connected but it's too stubborn to function properly.Combine that with a weird glitch where the pointer speed of the 2nd profile is always WAY too sensitive when you switch to it (regardless of settings: it cranks it up and treats that insanely high speed as if it is the 2 you set it to), and you have a really garbage long term experience with 1 consistently useful set of hotkeys and a variety of extremely finicky options.The concept is great. I'm going with a better brand next time.

great valued mouse, the side buttons are pretty sensitive but usable. size, weight and brightness are at comfortable levels.