2 week later additional comments:
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i was very happy with the Redragon until i used it for a week. my thumb started really bothering me and it took me that long to figure out it the mouse could be crippling. it's an ergonomic nightmare. i am now using a Utech Venus, (since i thankfully can't go back to the old Razor Naga.) ... the button reassignments and macros are similar in all of these. the Redragon and the Utech are almost exactly the same except for the shape of the mouse. i can't get the escape key assigned in either of them. as far as my current recommendation: Corsair Scimitar. but i can't be sure since it doesn't work on my win7 installation. i wasn't able to get dot Net 4.5 installed. that's just me, but the Corsair seems to have a much classier ergonomic brainstorm. you can adjust the button pad with a micro hex screwdriver. so i will try it again the next time i reinstall win7. (the only other wired contender with a full button pad is Logitech G600, but i haven't tried it yet). i am happy with the [most competitively priced] Utech Venus for now and highly recommend it over Redragon and Razor.
original post below
---------------------------
=> Software Instructions Here <=
1. webpage redragonusa dotcom
2. goto 'download' page option on top
3. choose 'mouse' under 'drivers and manuals'
3. M901-W-2 is at the end of the 3rd page
4. download the driver
5. run the install program for the driver
6. on the left side choose 'customize'
7. under the mouse picture in the middle choose the 'front' or 'side' button set you want to reprogram
8. highlight a button number 1-12 or 1-7
9. to change side button 5 from 5 to L, on pull-down menu under the row of buttons choose "single key" under the menu option "advance"
10. put the cursor in the edit field below, which would have the default "5" in it, and type the new key.
11. to save your changes takes three steps, first press 'stop' under and to the right of the new key edit field
12. then press 'apply' which is under stop
13. then choose 'save' profile, which is the fourth icon from the upper left under the dragon logo
14. to do a combo key like "ctrl-L" - choose "combo key" from the "advance" pull down menu choice, type in the combo key and save with the same three steps
you can reassign the dpi and light buttons in this driver app so you can reprogram them if you don't need it or make more than one profile. i haven't been able to figure out how to make a macro, or how to program the escape key or one for double clicks, but hey, I've only been working on this all morning. there really is no support for this at all, past the driver. on the other hand it is so much better than Razer naga. i have bought at least eleven (on amazon) of the razer and i put up with all their crap because i was too stupid to learn something else. when i say i bought at least eleven, i mean that they don't last too long, usually 3 to 6 months. and they start to go bad pretty quickly. they are expensive at almost three times the price of redragon. i had to give up razer because the last one i bought would not install on windows 7 and tech support gave up. they refused to set it themselves and refused any help for the mouse i couldn't use because they didn't support it. they said that i bought it on amazon and so it wasn't covered by any guarantee or support. in summary, Razer makes a more expensive, short lived, unsupported and nasty mouse. so i bit the bullet and spent a few hours figuring how to use this chinese choice instead.
i like the thumb and ring finger support on redragon, but the texture is too smooth for sweat or moist hands. good weight. i don't like the button slant on the side panel, but i may get used to it, its hard to press the 4,5,6 row, but i made them the least used. i like the white color. the wheel seems smooth and likely to last longer. all in all, i am very happy with the mouse and the low price, and especially happy to be finally rid of Razer. i should have done this a long time ago. btw, i have also purchased as programmable contenders Utech, Logitech and Corsair. so in conclusion, i am very happy with my new mouse, one day I'll figure out how to make macros and maybe even escape or double click. and maybe there will be peace on earth.
(razer was so bad, i had to buy TypeItIn to cope during the transition, and its good to have now also... it was easy to create macros in)
i recommend the Redragon M901-W-2 mouse for 19 programmable buttons
December 11 Addition:
i am proud to say i figured out how to program double click, and i have attached a screengrab of the app configured to program a double click:
under the dropdown menu with 'advance' choose 'fire key'
change times from 3 to 2, and leave the default 'left' mouse key checked
click on 'apply' and then 'save' like above and you're set
i still can't do an escape or a macro, but hey, its only been a couple of days
and now that i have used the mouse for a while, i still think it is the best on the market, but the keypad should be more to the front of the mouse. the 10,11,12 row is very crampy. i am only average man [5'8"] size.
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2 week later additional comments:-------------------------------------------i was very happy with the Redragon until i used it for a week. my thumb started really bothering me and it took me that long to figure out it the mouse could be crippling. it's an ergonomic nightmare. i am now using a Utech Venus, (since i thankfully can't go back to the old Razor Naga.) ... the button reassignments and macros are similar in all of these. the Redragon and the Utech are almost exactly the same except for the shape of the mouse. i can't get the escape key assigned in either of them. as far as my current recommendation: Corsair Scimitar. but i can't be sure since it doesn't work on my win7 installation. i wasn't able to get dot Net 4.5 installed. that's just me, but the Corsair seems to have a much classier ergonomic brainstorm. you can adjust the button pad with a micro hex screwdriver. so i will try it again the next time i reinstall win7. (the only other wired contender with a full button pad is Logitech G600, but i haven't tried it yet). i am happy with the [most competitively priced] Utech Venus for now and highly recommend it over Redragon and Razor.original post below---------------------------=> Software Instructions Here <=1. webpage redragonusa dotcom2. goto 'download' page option on top3. choose 'mouse' under 'drivers and manuals'3. M901-W-2 is at the end of the 3rd page4. download the driver5. run the install program for the driver6. on the left side choose 'customize'7. under the mouse picture in the middle choose the 'front' or 'side' button set you want to reprogram8. highlight a button number 1-12 or 1-79. to change side button 5 from 5 to L, on pull-down menu under the row of buttons choose "single key" under the menu option "advance"10. put the cursor in the edit field below, which would have the default "5" in it, and type the new key.11. to save your changes takes three steps, first press 'stop' under and to the right of the new key edit field12. then press 'apply' which is under stop13. then choose 'save' profile, which is the fourth icon from the upper left under the dragon logo14. to do a combo key like "ctrl-L" - choose "combo key" from the "advance" pull down menu choice, type in the combo key and save with the same three stepsyou can reassign the dpi and light buttons in this driver app so you can reprogram them if you don't need it or make more than one profile. i haven't been able to figure out how to make a macro, or how to program the escape key or one for double clicks, but hey, I've only been working on this all morning. there really is no support for this at all, past the driver. on the other hand it is so much better than Razer naga. i have bought at least eleven (on amazon) of the razer and i put up with all their crap because i was too stupid to learn something else. when i say i bought at least eleven, i mean that they don't last too long, usually 3 to 6 months. and they start to go bad pretty quickly. they are expensive at almost three times the price of redragon. i had to give up razer because the last one i bought would not install on windows 7 and tech support gave up. they refused to set it themselves and refused any help for the mouse i couldn't use because they didn't support it. they said that i bought it on amazon and so it wasn't covered by any guarantee or support. in summary, Razer makes a more expensive, short lived, unsupported and nasty mouse. so i bit the bullet and spent a few hours figuring how to use this chinese choice instead. i like the thumb and ring finger support on redragon, but the texture is too smooth for sweat or moist hands. good weight. i don't like the button slant on the side panel, but i may get used to it, its hard to press the 4,5,6 row, but i made them the least used. i like the white color. the wheel seems smooth and likely to last longer. all in all, i am very happy with the mouse and the low price, and especially happy to be finally rid of Razer. i should have done this a long time ago. btw, i have also purchased as programmable contenders Utech, Logitech and Corsair. so in conclusion, i am very happy with my new mouse, one day I'll figure out how to make macros and maybe even escape or double click. and maybe there will be peace on earth.(razer was so bad, i had to buy TypeItIn to cope during the transition, and its good to have now also... it was easy to create macros in)i recommend the Redragon M901-W-2 mouse for 19 programmable buttonsDecember 11 Addition:i am proud to say i figured out how to program double click, and i have attached a screengrab of the app configured to program a double click:under the dropdown menu with 'advance' choose 'fire key'change times from 3 to 2, and leave the default 'left' mouse key checkedclick on 'apply' and then 'save' like above and you're seti still can't do an escape or a macro, but hey, its only been a couple of daysand now that i have used the mouse for a while, i still think it is the best on the market, but the keypad should be more to the front of the mouse. the 10,11,12 row is very crampy. i am only average man [5'8"] size.
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2 week later additional comments:
-------------------------------------------
i was very happy with the Redragon until i used it for a week. my thumb started really bothering me and it took me that long to figure out it the mouse could be crippling. it's an ergonomic nightmare. i am now using a Utech Venus, (since i thankfully can't go back to the old Razor Naga.) ... the button reassignments and macros are similar in all of these. the Redragon and the Utech are almost exactly the same except for the shape of the mouse. i can't get the escape key assigned in either of them. as far as my current recommendation: Corsair Scimitar. but i can't be sure since it doesn't work on my win7 installation. i wasn't able to get dot Net 4.5 installed. that's just me, but the Corsair seems to have a much classier ergonomic brainstorm. you can adjust the button pad with a micro hex screwdriver. so i will try it again the next time i reinstall win7. (the only other wired contender with a full button pad is Logitech G600, but i haven't tried it yet). i am happy with the [most competitively priced] Utech Venus for now and highly recommend it over Redragon and Razor.
original post below
---------------------------
=> Software Instructions Here <=
1. webpage redragonusa dotcom
2. goto 'download' page option on top
3. choose 'mouse' under 'drivers and manuals'
3. M901-W-2 is at the end of the 3rd page
4. download the driver
5. run the install program for the driver
6. on the left side choose 'customize'
7. under the mouse picture in the middle choose the 'front' or 'side' button set you want to reprogram
8. highlight a button number 1-12 or 1-7
9. to change side button 5 from 5 to L, on pull-down menu under the row of buttons choose "single key" under the menu option "advance"
10. put the cursor in the edit field below, which would have the default "5" in it, and type the new key.
11. to save your changes takes three steps, first press 'stop' under and to the right of the new key edit field
12. then press 'apply' which is under stop
13. then choose 'save' profile, which is the fourth icon from the upper left under the dragon logo
14. to do a combo key like "ctrl-L" - choose "combo key" from the "advance" pull down menu choice, type in the combo key and save with the same three steps
you can reassign the dpi and light buttons in this driver app so you can reprogram them if you don't need it or make more than one profile. i haven't been able to figure out how to make a macro, or how to program the escape key or one for double clicks, but hey, I've only been working on this all morning. there really is no support for this at all, past the driver. on the other hand it is so much better than Razer naga. i have bought at least eleven (on amazon) of the razer and i put up with all their crap because i was too stupid to learn something else. when i say i bought at least eleven, i mean that they don't last too long, usually 3 to 6 months. and they start to go bad pretty quickly. they are expensive at almost three times the price of redragon. i had to give up razer because the last one i bought would not install on windows 7 and tech support gave up. they refused to set it themselves and refused any help for the mouse i couldn't use because they didn't support it. they said that i bought it on amazon and so it wasn't covered by any guarantee or support. in summary, Razer makes a more expensive, short lived, unsupported and nasty mouse. so i bit the bullet and spent a few hours figuring how to use this chinese choice instead.
i like the thumb and ring finger support on redragon, but the texture is too smooth for sweat or moist hands. good weight. i don't like the button slant on the side panel, but i may get used to it, its hard to press the 4,5,6 row, but i made them the least used. i like the white color. the wheel seems smooth and likely to last longer. all in all, i am very happy with the mouse and the low price, and especially happy to be finally rid of Razer. i should have done this a long time ago. btw, i have also purchased as programmable contenders Utech, Logitech and Corsair. so in conclusion, i am very happy with my new mouse, one day I'll figure out how to make macros and maybe even escape or double click. and maybe there will be peace on earth.
(razer was so bad, i had to buy TypeItIn to cope during the transition, and its good to have now also... it was easy to create macros in)
i recommend the Redragon M901-W-2 mouse for 19 programmable buttons
December 11 Addition:
i am proud to say i figured out how to program double click, and i have attached a screengrab of the app configured to program a double click:
under the dropdown menu with 'advance' choose 'fire key'
change times from 3 to 2, and leave the default 'left' mouse key checked
click on 'apply' and then 'save' like above and you're set
i still can't do an escape or a macro, but hey, its only been a couple of days
and now that i have used the mouse for a while, i still think it is the best on the market, but the keypad should be more to the front of the mouse. the 10,11,12 row is very crampy. i am only average man [5'8"] size.
-------------------------------------------
i was very happy with the Redragon until i used it for a week. my thumb started really bothering me and it took me that long to figure out it the mouse could be crippling. it's an ergonomic nightmare. i am now using a Utech Venus, (since i thankfully can't go back to the old Razor Naga.) ... the button reassignments and macros are similar in all of these. the Redragon and the Utech are almost exactly the same except for the shape of the mouse. i can't get the escape key assigned in either of them. as far as my current recommendation: Corsair Scimitar. but i can't be sure since it doesn't work on my win7 installation. i wasn't able to get dot Net 4.5 installed. that's just me, but the Corsair seems to have a much classier ergonomic brainstorm. you can adjust the button pad with a micro hex screwdriver. so i will try it again the next time i reinstall win7. (the only other wired contender with a full button pad is Logitech G600, but i haven't tried it yet). i am happy with the [most competitively priced] Utech Venus for now and highly recommend it over Redragon and Razor.
original post below
---------------------------
=> Software Instructions Here <=
1. webpage redragonusa dotcom
2. goto 'download' page option on top
3. choose 'mouse' under 'drivers and manuals'
3. M901-W-2 is at the end of the 3rd page
4. download the driver
5. run the install program for the driver
6. on the left side choose 'customize'
7. under the mouse picture in the middle choose the 'front' or 'side' button set you want to reprogram
8. highlight a button number 1-12 or 1-7
9. to change side button 5 from 5 to L, on pull-down menu under the row of buttons choose "single key" under the menu option "advance"
10. put the cursor in the edit field below, which would have the default "5" in it, and type the new key.
11. to save your changes takes three steps, first press 'stop' under and to the right of the new key edit field
12. then press 'apply' which is under stop
13. then choose 'save' profile, which is the fourth icon from the upper left under the dragon logo
14. to do a combo key like "ctrl-L" - choose "combo key" from the "advance" pull down menu choice, type in the combo key and save with the same three steps
you can reassign the dpi and light buttons in this driver app so you can reprogram them if you don't need it or make more than one profile. i haven't been able to figure out how to make a macro, or how to program the escape key or one for double clicks, but hey, I've only been working on this all morning. there really is no support for this at all, past the driver. on the other hand it is so much better than Razer naga. i have bought at least eleven (on amazon) of the razer and i put up with all their crap because i was too stupid to learn something else. when i say i bought at least eleven, i mean that they don't last too long, usually 3 to 6 months. and they start to go bad pretty quickly. they are expensive at almost three times the price of redragon. i had to give up razer because the last one i bought would not install on windows 7 and tech support gave up. they refused to set it themselves and refused any help for the mouse i couldn't use because they didn't support it. they said that i bought it on amazon and so it wasn't covered by any guarantee or support. in summary, Razer makes a more expensive, short lived, unsupported and nasty mouse. so i bit the bullet and spent a few hours figuring how to use this chinese choice instead.
i like the thumb and ring finger support on redragon, but the texture is too smooth for sweat or moist hands. good weight. i don't like the button slant on the side panel, but i may get used to it, its hard to press the 4,5,6 row, but i made them the least used. i like the white color. the wheel seems smooth and likely to last longer. all in all, i am very happy with the mouse and the low price, and especially happy to be finally rid of Razer. i should have done this a long time ago. btw, i have also purchased as programmable contenders Utech, Logitech and Corsair. so in conclusion, i am very happy with my new mouse, one day I'll figure out how to make macros and maybe even escape or double click. and maybe there will be peace on earth.
(razer was so bad, i had to buy TypeItIn to cope during the transition, and its good to have now also... it was easy to create macros in)
i recommend the Redragon M901-W-2 mouse for 19 programmable buttons
December 11 Addition:
i am proud to say i figured out how to program double click, and i have attached a screengrab of the app configured to program a double click:
under the dropdown menu with 'advance' choose 'fire key'
change times from 3 to 2, and leave the default 'left' mouse key checked
click on 'apply' and then 'save' like above and you're set
i still can't do an escape or a macro, but hey, its only been a couple of days
and now that i have used the mouse for a while, i still think it is the best on the market, but the keypad should be more to the front of the mouse. the 10,11,12 row is very crampy. i am only average man [5'8"] size.
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