Redgear X-Series X13 Pro RGB Gaming Mouse with Avago Sensor

Product came right on time ,usual and great service from Amazon ~The packaging was good and nothing was pampered with. •Product review Overview First of all feels good and is very ergonomic. The RGB lights are very beautiful and as the box suggests has many colours. The rubber coating around the mouse is grippy and feels nice. Scroll wheel quality is nice ,overall very happy with the first impressions. •Whats in the box Mouse itself ,a manual and a tuning cd which can customise the RGB settings and more in the review. •Actual Product Review This mouse consists of six buttons if the scroll wheel is included. If you think getting more DPI is better ...it really doesn't affect gaming because an average gamer only uses dpi between 300-750. So if you think if a mouse has lower DPI is bad ,it doesn't affect gaming. The clicks feel good and the thumb buttons are easy to click and are good . •Pros Very ergonomic, Good quality material used. •Cons Doesn't feel as good as the higher end mice but for the given price this is the best in the market •My opinion If you are a beginner this is hands down the best gaming mouse available under the 1000rs mark It has an additional feature of storing the users setting preferences and as the marketing suggests it can store up to 5 users settings. Thank you for sticking around and reading my review. I hope u have an amazing day and a happy life. Luv you 💓

good software and customisation, especially in terms of macro. shouldve had more RGB options, like a 2 or 3 colour mode instead of full neon rgb. good specs for the price with that Avago 3050 sensor and omron switches feels cheaply made. the macro buttons in particular feel very cheap, and the mouse is creaky. the red light from the sensor bleeds through the gaps in the construction as well as the mousewheel. seems like the budget went into the sensor, switches and software for gaming, they are fine if you don't mind the heavy clicks- yes, everyone complains about those and they are quite heavy. I don't mind that personally, I don't find them that heavy standalone, but in comparison with other mice, they are and that could bother some serious E-Sports players. the cheap and unstable macro buttons don't help either. it's also not the lightest mouse of the bunch but no major issues there also after over a year of use, everything works just fine, but occasionally the click doesn't respond well and an extra hard click is required to get it registered. what always fixes it for me is kind of pulling the button upwards gently, it works fine then. 2 minor nitpicks are that the font used for the DPI button looks horrible, but it's a small detial. then, the USB connector looks kind of tacky and it's long which could be inconvenient. there's minor damage in the braided cable at the usb end. I personally don't like braided cables for mice; it tends to hold its shape which can get annoying and look bad. there's also some fraying of the threads which doesn't look great. I don't see the point here, a gaming mouse cable doesn't need that durability right? it sits at your setup and you would get a wireless mouse if you travelled a lot. all in all I am satisfied, because even though there are shortcomings, they can be overlooked for this price point. you are getting a decent sensor and switches, along with customisable rgb. I'm a casual gamer and I also keep a super clean setup, so this is quite important for me, I can make it work with any colour scheme.

1 year 9 months of usage A review for Cs Go players 1000+ dpi with low in game sensitivity will be a best combo Slightly heavier than other mice in this price range.. flicks made easier Sensor is perfect and similar to laser If you use scrolls for jumps then this is the best budget mouse with perfect scroll control Using mouse4 for mic and this makes myself as a great IGL ( jus kidding ) Suitable for both riflers and awpers The pro90's and ump-45 can feel heaven with this mouse ( new silenced gun mp-5 sucks ) After 1 year and 2 months I faced double click issue and then solved that using a simple technique by dismantling the mouse and now it's perfectly fine. Hope this mouse lasts a few more months in this condition. The button click is still the same as the day one! One amazing product. Quality of wire is so good. ( The only disadvantage I faced with this mouse is that I cannot reach mouse 5(most of them won't use that even) button while I play it would have been better if that was placed towards the right side of the mouse. ) Go for this absolute worthy product and have a happy gaming frandsss..

It's a wounderful mouse .it has a the best sensor at this price point. Ergonomic-its very good and it's for those who play with claw grip(not much comfortable,put it's ok)and palm grip(very much comfortable. But it has more weight,for low sensitivity player's u can't play at all(trust me).after some time (more than half or an hour)your hands starts to pain. I recommend u to buy Logitech g102 or Logitech m90(great value for money at Rs-300)

This is a mouse meant for gaming but not limited to it at all. It is all rounder. I have been using it for 2 days for gaming and office work and I never imagined it will be so good. Pros: 1. Good size for both palm and clawed grip. It looks small in picture but the size is good for medium to big hands. 2. Build quality: It is built to last. It is madd with good quality plastic. I have used other RedGear products and found that they are of great quality, but never reviewed before about it. 3. There are 5 dpi settings and multiple profiles in which different settings can be saved. So if there is more than one user, they can switch and use accordingly. No need to change settings again and again 4. Accuracy was good which means it has good sensors. Cons: 1. Weight: It is a bit heavy which will take time to get used to. Overall it is 5/5. I got it for Rs.899 which I am sure could be cheaper during flash sales, etc. It is a good option. TIP: Instal the CD for changing settings and do not use without mousepad.

It's been two and a half month since i am using this gaming mouse and it's working well and fine. I read the reviews before buying it and some were pretty horrible, like the mouse buttons are so hard that you need to go to gym and must have buffed arms to use it xD, i was scared to buy it. But then i took the risk and ordered it and found that those were all myths, the clicks are somewhere between soft and hard and a normal gamer won't find any difficulty using it. The design is very durable and the software which comes with it is pretty easy to interact with. The Avago sensor gives its best in this price and the accuracy is quite pleasing. The dpi ranges from 200 to 2000, that covers all the range that a player could wish + the 16.5 million color combinations made the lightning look beautiful. Overall it's a good gaming mouse and you must buy it!!

I received the product on ~25th of July and today it's 17th November that is roughly six months and I am already starting to see signs of clicking issue. A small portion of the clicks has stopped registering and I am sure eventually the mouse is going to have a major click issue and I will have to buy a new one. Even though it is relatively cheap but I remember a Rs 100 mouse that literally worked for years whereas this was 10X the cost and barely last me 6 months. Just to add a little about usage, I am a very light gamer and the most of the gaming time is spent playing simulation games. Work is coding and design, coding uses more keyboard and design uses my display tablet mouse is barely used in both scenarios. I do not believe anyone should buy it based of off a sensor as for most it will not make any difference whatsoever. Shroud is not good because of his equipment but because he is good, the equipment just adds a little to it. Final Verdict based on my own experience: Hard to recommend it which sucks because I love the low key simple design. I hate those cheap flashy mouse that try to pretend they are expensive. What I do recommend is getting a cheaper mouse(replace when it eventually fails) or getting a really expensive one with warranty for these sort of issues. A mouse at this price point needs to last at least a year and a half, I do not wish to spend Rs. 1000/year on a mouse.

Very good gaming mouse, good sensor (no problems with tracking or flicking). Cable could be better, but is decent for the price. Build quality is very decent, buttons are crisp, the rubber feet are smooth for gliding even on a control type mouse mat. Overall, this mouse is great value for money, 10/10 would recommend. Tip : there's a metal weight screwed into the mouse to increase weight. I would highly suggest opening the mouse (use a hair dryer to heat and then pull on the rubber feet to expose screws) and removing it as this mouse becomes so much more comfortable with the lighter weight.