| Brand | Redragon |
|---|---|
| Item model number | M601 |
| Hardware Platform | PC |
| Operating System | Windows 10 |
| Item Weight | 4.9 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 4.88 x 2.8 x 1.54 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 4.88 x 2.8 x 1.54 inches |
| Color | Black Wired Mouse |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Manufacturer | Redragon |
| ASIN | B00HTK1NCS |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | January 12, 2014 |
Redragon M601 RGB Gaming Mouse Backlit Wired Ergonomic 7 Button Programmable Mouse Centrophorus with Macro Recording & Weight Tuning Set 7200 DPI for Windows PC (Black)
Shipping & Fee Details
| Price | $15.98 | |
| AmazonGlobal Shipping | $15.94 | |
| Estimated Import Fees Deposit | $0.00 | |
| | ||
| Total | $31.92 | |
Enhance your purchase
| Brand | Redragon |
| Color | Black Wired Mouse |
| Connectivity Technology | USB |
| Special Feature | Ergonomic Design |
| Movement Detection Technology | Optical |
About this item
- Make sure this fits by entering your model number.
- WIRED GAMING MOUSE WITH SIDE BUTTONS; The Redragon M601 RGB “Centrophorus” is a durable gaming Mouse which delivers up to 7200 DPI (user adjustable 800/1200/1600/2400/7200 DPI) and 4000 FPS. The High-Precision Sensor delivers Pinpoint Accuracy while Micro Switches ensure longevity, greater durability and extreme responsiveness during PC Gaming or Computer editing work
- RGB BACKLIT PROGRAMMABLE PC GAMING MOUSE; with 11 Lighting Effects (Backlight can be disabled), 6 user programmable buttons, 2 Side Buttons, 3 Memory Profiles with Macro Recording, The Redragon M601 RGB Gaming Mouse offers you many personalization options for your Gaming Computer or Gaming Laptop
- ERGONOMIC GAMER MOUSE; Delivering an extremely comfortable and precise experience for Computer Games. The ergonomic shape of the Redragon M601 RGB Gaming Mouse offers comfort, fits naturally in your hand while the buttons are tuned to reduce click fatigue
- HIGH-END PC MMO GAMING MOUSE FEATURES; The Redragon M601 RGB Mouse features; Weight Tuning Set, Anti-Skid Scroll Wheel, Durable smooth TEFLON feet pads for ultimate gaming control. 6 programmable buttons. Total 7 buttons. 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.
Additional Details
Consider a similar item
Buy it with

- +
- +
Top rated from our brands
CP3 Wired Gaming Mouse 3200 DPI Adjustable Computer Mouse 6 Buttons PC Gaming Mice with 4 LED Lighting for Desktop Laptop and PC, Compatible with Windows 7/8/10/XP Vista LinuxAmazon's Choicein PC Gaming Mice$15.10 shippingGet it as soon as Tuesday, Mar 7
NACODEX AJ120 White Gaming Mouse Programmable 6 Buttons, 4 Adjustable DPI Up to 8000 for Window PC Gamer with Electroplating Wings Design$15.07 shippingGet it as soon as Tuesday, Mar 7
SOLAKAKA Rechargeable Gaming Mouse Wireless, with LED Backlit, Side Buttons, 2.4G Cordless+USB Wired Computer Mice for PC Office/Games, Black$18.57 shippingGet it as soon as Wednesday, Mar 1
Compare with similar items
Videos
Videos for this product

5:02
Click to play video

Customer Review: Love This Mouse!! Amazing for the Cost!!
BarbrosGaming

Videos for this product

0:44
Click to play video

Customer Review: Watch this video before you buy
Evan justin

Videos for related products

4:30
Click to play video

A quick look at Redragon's M810 Pro!
Eight-Six Media

Videos for related products

11:34
Click to play video

Review of Optical RGV Red Dragon Gaming Mouse602
EpicDealsNy

Videos for related products

1:27
Click to play video

Redragon M811 Aatrox MMO Gaming Mouse
Wengertime89 Unboxing

Videos for related products

1:40
Click to play video

Redragon M602 RGB Wired Gaming Mouse Review
The Bergs

Product information
Technical Details
Additional Information
| Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
|---|---|
| Best Sellers Rank | #5,413 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #250 in PC Gaming Mice |
Warranty & Support
Feedback
Customer reviews
Customer Reviews, including Product Star Ratings help customers to learn more about the product and decide whether it is the right product for them.
To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzed reviews to verify trustworthiness.
Learn more how customers reviews work on AmazonReviewed in the United States on April 5, 2015
-
Top reviews
Top reviews from the United States
There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.
After having had this mouse for some time, I'd like to elaborate on some of the points I made about the mouse.
First, the weight of the mouse. Now that I have gotten used to this mouse, the weight is perfect. Remember, I was coming from a very heavy R.A.T. 7 mouse that made me feel a bit shocked by how light this one is. This mouse feels great and, not that the mouse is the ONLY reason, but I did manage to get from Silver Elite Master to DMG on CS:GO playing with this mouse and will not doubt hit The Global Elite down the road a bit. The mouse is very "grippy" in my hands and this is very important, for instance, when you are zoomed in with a sniper rifle awaiting an enemy coming into your view from around a door or corner. Using more of a claw grip in these instances allows me a ridiculous amount of control over my crosshair movement (in other words, I can accurately move the mouse just a sliver in any given direction). A big part of this is probably due to the quality of the laser mouse in combination with my sensitivity settings (which for CS:GO are: 1.5 sensitivity, 0.80 scoped in sensitivity, Raw Input = on, and my Windows sensitivity is on the middle tick mark with acceleration off).
The buttons have held up superbly. They are still very responsive, especially with their "clicky" feedback. Of special note is the mouse wheel. The rubber "tire" like covering on it works great and the down-click motion is direct and not sloppy. You know how some mouses, when you try to click the middle-mouse button, cause you to slip off the wheel or not be able to click it effortlessly? I haven't ran into that issue yet with this mouse.
Still happy with this purchase and I really cannot find a reason NOT to give it 5 stars. It looks cool, functions great, and has had very little issues.
With that said, I am giving it 4 stars due to a driver issue and computer sleep mode issue. Whenever I put my computer to sleep and then wake it back up, I have to unplug and then re-plug the mouse to get Windows to recognize it. I Googled this issue and nothing that would indicate it being anything else but this mouse. My other mice don't have that issue and neither do my other USB devices.
Also, I downloaded a driver/software for this mouse from the manufacturer's web site (if I recall correctly) and this caused my mouse to randomly click every few minutes. During a match in CS:GO, you could imagine how this could really mess things up (sniping, defusing a bomb, maintaining stealth, having a grenade out). After uninstalling the software, the mouse went back to normal.
GET THIS MOUSE! It really is an amazing value and I'd pay more than I did for it. I got this for about $17 with Prime shipping. I would easily have paid $25-30 knowing what I do now.
***END UPDATE***
Appearance:
This mouse looks great, in my opinion. It has a very aggressive look, and the pairing of a red and black color scheme is a nice touch. The color LEDs appear on the back of the mouse and both sides which add a very coll effect. Additionally, the side thumb buttons and the thumb rest are textured and/or slotted for design and grip. SCORE: 9/10 for appearance.
Build quality:
So far, the mouse is holding up well. There is a non-rubberized coating that is more like a matte finish on the main body of the mouse. This seems to be slip resistant and helps with grip. The buttons are very "clicky" which is great. I play CS:GO a lot, and I had an issue with my R.A.T. 7 where it felt as if some of the buttons were a bit mushy. I immediately noticed the difference with the buttons of this mouse and love the switches that the buttons use. The mouse, overall, feels like it will hold up structurally for some time, and all of the pieces look well-finished and put together. The braided cable tells me they went the extra mile to make sure this mouse delivers. SCORE: 9/10
Feel:
This is the big category for me. The mouse feels very light, even with the weights inserted into the chassis. It feels light enough that I almost wish it were just a tad bit heavier, but this could merely be just personal preference. One other complain I have is the feel of the thumb rest. It is a piece of textured plastic (which seems like good quality nonetheless). My gripe is that it would be nice to have something a little "grippier" or "rubbery" there to make my thumb feel a little more like part of the mouse. Although, I must say that I enjoy the slotted thumb rest and it seems to help with keeping my hand/thumb cooler.
The buttons feel great and responsive. Not spongy at all. I love the crisp "click" that this mouse has on all of the buttons. There is only one button to change the sensitivity, so it would have been nice to have another one to change it the opposite way. In CS:GO, I like to down my sensitivity depending on what weapon I am using, and it can be tedious to have to click 3 times on one button to cycle the sensitivity back to my original one. The mouse wheel is extra wide which is amazing. The rubber grip on it ensures that you don't slip when using the scroll wheel.
Lastly, this mouse's light weight feeling also gives it a feeling of being "cheap." I do not look at this mouse as being cheap at all, but more like a very good value for what you get. With that said, maybe it is just me and a heavier weighted mouse would make that feeling go away. The low weight, however, makes it every easy to move the mouse a tiny distance on screen. Which leads me to the mouse feet. My R.A.T. 7 felt like it would jump around a bit when I would try to move my crosshair a tiny distance. I think this was a combination of the mouse feet and the wide, wide design of the mouse. This mouse has NO issue with tiny movements and I feel like I can manipulate the mouse very easily and securely. SCORE: 9/10
Value:
Cannot beat the value. I paid 17.00 with overnight Prime shipping for a 6-button, braided cable, laser mouse with adjustable sensitivity and awesome button switches. I cannot find a good reason to use my other mice over this one. SCORE: 10/10
Overall Score: 9.25/10
I would highly recommend this to anyone. The price is low enough that you have no reason to have it, even as a backup mouse. Some mice are good for certain things, so if you find that you don't need your ultra-hyped, overrated $75 mouse, give this one a try. I would buy it again and will now look at Redragon's other products (such as their keyboards).
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on April 5, 2015
After having had this mouse for some time, I'd like to elaborate on some of the points I made about the mouse.
First, the weight of the mouse. Now that I have gotten used to this mouse, the weight is perfect. Remember, I was coming from a very heavy R.A.T. 7 mouse that made me feel a bit shocked by how light this one is. This mouse feels great and, not that the mouse is the ONLY reason, but I did manage to get from Silver Elite Master to DMG on CS:GO playing with this mouse and will not doubt hit The Global Elite down the road a bit. The mouse is very "grippy" in my hands and this is very important, for instance, when you are zoomed in with a sniper rifle awaiting an enemy coming into your view from around a door or corner. Using more of a claw grip in these instances allows me a ridiculous amount of control over my crosshair movement (in other words, I can accurately move the mouse just a sliver in any given direction). A big part of this is probably due to the quality of the laser mouse in combination with my sensitivity settings (which for CS:GO are: 1.5 sensitivity, 0.80 scoped in sensitivity, Raw Input = on, and my Windows sensitivity is on the middle tick mark with acceleration off).
The buttons have held up superbly. They are still very responsive, especially with their "clicky" feedback. Of special note is the mouse wheel. The rubber "tire" like covering on it works great and the down-click motion is direct and not sloppy. You know how some mouses, when you try to click the middle-mouse button, cause you to slip off the wheel or not be able to click it effortlessly? I haven't ran into that issue yet with this mouse.
Still happy with this purchase and I really cannot find a reason NOT to give it 5 stars. It looks cool, functions great, and has had very little issues.
With that said, I am giving it 4 stars due to a driver issue and computer sleep mode issue. Whenever I put my computer to sleep and then wake it back up, I have to unplug and then re-plug the mouse to get Windows to recognize it. I Googled this issue and nothing that would indicate it being anything else but this mouse. My other mice don't have that issue and neither do my other USB devices.
Also, I downloaded a driver/software for this mouse from the manufacturer's web site (if I recall correctly) and this caused my mouse to randomly click every few minutes. During a match in CS:GO, you could imagine how this could really mess things up (sniping, defusing a bomb, maintaining stealth, having a grenade out). After uninstalling the software, the mouse went back to normal.
GET THIS MOUSE! It really is an amazing value and I'd pay more than I did for it. I got this for about $17 with Prime shipping. I would easily have paid $25-30 knowing what I do now.
***END UPDATE***
Appearance:
This mouse looks great, in my opinion. It has a very aggressive look, and the pairing of a red and black color scheme is a nice touch. The color LEDs appear on the back of the mouse and both sides which add a very coll effect. Additionally, the side thumb buttons and the thumb rest are textured and/or slotted for design and grip. SCORE: 9/10 for appearance.
Build quality:
So far, the mouse is holding up well. There is a non-rubberized coating that is more like a matte finish on the main body of the mouse. This seems to be slip resistant and helps with grip. The buttons are very "clicky" which is great. I play CS:GO a lot, and I had an issue with my R.A.T. 7 where it felt as if some of the buttons were a bit mushy. I immediately noticed the difference with the buttons of this mouse and love the switches that the buttons use. The mouse, overall, feels like it will hold up structurally for some time, and all of the pieces look well-finished and put together. The braided cable tells me they went the extra mile to make sure this mouse delivers. SCORE: 9/10
Feel:
This is the big category for me. The mouse feels very light, even with the weights inserted into the chassis. It feels light enough that I almost wish it were just a tad bit heavier, but this could merely be just personal preference. One other complain I have is the feel of the thumb rest. It is a piece of textured plastic (which seems like good quality nonetheless). My gripe is that it would be nice to have something a little "grippier" or "rubbery" there to make my thumb feel a little more like part of the mouse. Although, I must say that I enjoy the slotted thumb rest and it seems to help with keeping my hand/thumb cooler.
The buttons feel great and responsive. Not spongy at all. I love the crisp "click" that this mouse has on all of the buttons. There is only one button to change the sensitivity, so it would have been nice to have another one to change it the opposite way. In CS:GO, I like to down my sensitivity depending on what weapon I am using, and it can be tedious to have to click 3 times on one button to cycle the sensitivity back to my original one. The mouse wheel is extra wide which is amazing. The rubber grip on it ensures that you don't slip when using the scroll wheel.
Lastly, this mouse's light weight feeling also gives it a feeling of being "cheap." I do not look at this mouse as being cheap at all, but more like a very good value for what you get. With that said, maybe it is just me and a heavier weighted mouse would make that feeling go away. The low weight, however, makes it every easy to move the mouse a tiny distance on screen. Which leads me to the mouse feet. My R.A.T. 7 felt like it would jump around a bit when I would try to move my crosshair a tiny distance. I think this was a combination of the mouse feet and the wide, wide design of the mouse. This mouse has NO issue with tiny movements and I feel like I can manipulate the mouse very easily and securely. SCORE: 9/10
Value:
Cannot beat the value. I paid 17.00 with overnight Prime shipping for a 6-button, braided cable, laser mouse with adjustable sensitivity and awesome button switches. I cannot find a good reason to use my other mice over this one. SCORE: 10/10
Overall Score: 9.25/10
I would highly recommend this to anyone. The price is low enough that you have no reason to have it, even as a backup mouse. Some mice are good for certain things, so if you find that you don't need your ultra-hyped, overrated $75 mouse, give this one a try. I would buy it again and will now look at Redragon's other products (such as their keyboards).
~ Good value for first gaming mouse
~ Standard mouse size that fits my kind of small hand
~ Feels comfortable
~ Design can be used on opposite hand
~ Love the RGB
~ Variety of RGB lighting modes to choose from
~ Still works well for 2 years of usage
~ Button on top for cycling through DPI speeds
~ Easy to use software to customize
~ Very lightweight even with all the weights in place
~ Bottom button for switching between profiles
~ Cool overall design for Redragon accessory
~ Braided cable cord for long term durability
~ Patterned holes for good ventilation
~ Has grippy top parts for left/right click
CONS:
~ No button to control RGB light modes, must use software
~ Side holes easily holds dried sweat debris inside
Left button still clicks. Right button still clicks. Scroll wheel still scrolls. Side buttons still work. Except in some situations, namely certain games that I'm pretty sure don't accept extra mouse button inputs anyway. For example, in Deus Ex Human Revolution, Bioshock, and Starcraft 2 they don't work, but in Fallout: New Vegas, Metro 2033, and Dota 2 they work perfectly. Seems more a problem with the games themselves than with the mouse. Regardless, their primary function, to go forward and backward on most web pages, still works fine. I use it regularly- Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, even gaming apps like Steam, Origin, Battlenet, and Gog- it's a great unexpected utility. It's easy not to click them if you don't want to unless you have fat thumbs or a lack of muscle control; luckily I have neither but YMMV. It's a hardy piece of hardware. In the games I mentioned above, you need to do a lot of clicking. A lot. Honestly I've clicked it so many times that sometimes my fingers get tired (especially in RTS/Moba which take a LOT of clicking) but the mouse still clicks. It's been three years, I must have clicked hundreds of thousands of times if not millions, and it Still. Keeps. Clicking. Granted I keep it clean and pristine and don't let it get gummed up with cheeto dust or bbq seasoning but it should go without saying that you take care of your electronics or they don't work as well later.
The weight and the DPI adjustments are functional, I just don't use them. I removed the weights because they bothered me bu hey they're removable so no harm no foul. Some certain games with messed up mouse acceleration or weird sensitivity input (looking at you, Dead Space) do require a DPI adjustment. There's only 3 tiers which is meh but it's better than none or having 3 million tiers. The lasers are incredibly functional on a variety of surfaces and the material is smooth enough that many surfaces can be used well. Mattress, mousepad, desk, a pair of jeans, I'm honestly shocked how well it works on different materials. The cord has frayed slightly over the years but that's mostly because in my setup, the cord wraps around my external speakers to plug into my computer, and it seems to have only frayed where it rubs up against the speaker. Even then, only a few strands pop out, and the cord itself is still in great condition. The black and red color palette is inoffensive and helps to see where it is in the dark. And the design overall is pretty sleek and cool. My hand is perfectly sized for the hardware so if your hand is the size of my hand (I have hands of fairly average size) you won't have an issue. I can't speak on battery life because it has a cable.
Essentially this is baby's first gaming mouse. It's pretty much right in the middle between a practical one typically used for web browsing etc, and a pure gaming one which, well, is used primarily for playing video games. It's enough that I can use it for both activities without encountering any problems. I have to use it in the correct USB slot or I'll encounter problems, but that shouldn't come as a shock to anybody who knows basic electronics. I trust Redragon brand enough that when I buy a keyboard and replacement mouse (if this one ever breaks) it'll be them. Thanks for three years of a good mouse Redragon; here's to three more.
Top reviews from other countries
TeckNet RAPTOR Gaming Mouse with 2,000 DPI, 6 Button, Extra weight, Non-programmable .
This was an alright starter, but the design lacked stability and it was loud and clunky. I have been using the Redragon M601 ever since with the TeckNet as a back-up. I am not a serious gamer so it does a great job. Compared to the TeckNet, it is an ergonomic step-up, with smoother movement and greater attention to detail with the design and a far smoother wheel.
The only issue I'd highlight is the super-sensitive movement sensor. There have been times where it has jumped in the middle of a gunfight when you need your mouse to be on point! However, since getting a large SteelSeries mousepad it has rarely done that.
Overall, a great starter mouse for the casual gamer giving very comfortable gaming experience.
Original review: I bought this for work because I had broken 4 of the cheap terrible ones they gave me in a year and I know gaming mice are built to last. Don't get me wrong it's a great mouse and I much prefer it to the other ones I was using and the functions are handy over a basic mouse but it took me a while for my hand to get used to it. I feel like it works best if you have a small hand or you're used to placing your hand over the mouse in a trident way with your 4th finger on the RMB. I'm used to the old peace hold so it took some getting used to.
Apart from that it's a great mouse, it has weight adjusting, the CMB toggle feels satisfying, the buttons are responsive and the left thumb buttons are really well placed too. When I've offered to change it back to the old one for people borrowing my pc they've told me that they prefer this one as it's more comfortable. Would recommend only if you can try the feel before you buy.
The red looks pretty awesome too.
I am reviewing this mouse almost 1 year after having bought it. I’ve used it extensively, for thousands of hours of intense online gaming as well as casual use.
Firstly, the brand is killing the competition. It may look like some cheap Chinese company, but the products they make offer serious competition to bigger brands. This is clearly visible in the M601. The packaging is great too. Don’t let the name fool you, this is a powerhouse of a name in gaming.
Design:
The mouse itself is extremely ergonomic. It offers a perfect fit for me, and is very comfortable for long hours, doesn’t lead to any wrist or finger straining. The positioning of the side buttons too is quite nice, and there’s no trouble reaching or feeling them. The textures of the whole mouse are great, with nice, grippy Button 1 and 2, a grooved scroll wheel, and hard plastic side Button 4 and 5. Under the scroll wheel is a button to change DPI settings, as well as small LED color. Light color of the bottom logo and the side is all red, and very nicely lit, but this small LED one is independent. Beware though, as LED color changes with DPI settings. This may be convenient for some, as you can remember settings easily by color. But it’s unaesthetic to have a red mouse with a small blue light. I always keep it on the red setting and change DPI settings through software, so you can do that as well if you prefer a total red aesthetic. Below the mouse is a small circular opening (slightly difficult to open) housing a set of weights. This in my opinion is very useful. I like heavy mice, hence keep all weights in. Without any weights, the mouse is decently light. This mouse is incredibly comfortable and designed well, but the small independent LED light is a bit annoying.
4.5/5
Durability:
Quality-wise, this is top notch. The mouse is very sturdy, and can take a lot of hits. All the plastics are high quality, and the braided cable is impressive. Very long length and durability, you will never have to worry about it getting damaged due to bending. A lot of people have complained about the mouse freezing and such, but they probably have driver trouble or are not using a good surface for the mouse. I use a Redragon mousepad as well, and I suggest using a mousepad for this one, as the bottom surface can get stratched easily.
5/5
Features:
The mouse comes with 2 extra buttons on the side that are programmable through software, but don’t have any real need to be programmed. Honestly, I found the 5 buttons that the mouse has to be adequate in most gaming niches. Other than that, the mouse has nice LED lights that look great in the dark, and an adjustable weight via small weights in the bottom. There definitely are mice with better features, but features that come with the M601 will not be found in this price range.
4.5/5
Overall, this mouse is terrific in the price-range. To be clear, it is a basic gaming mouse, with almost no programmability. In terms of features, it is definitely lacking, but not for its price. It definitely beats all other competition, including base mice from brands like Steelseries and Razer, in terms of value for money at least.
If you’re in the market for a new basic gaming mouse, have only ₹1000 to spend and/or want a very long-lasting, and comfortable mouse, look no further.

































