Redragon

AATROX M811 PRO

Redragon AATROX M811 PRO

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Sentiment score75% positive
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Last updated: Oct 15, 2026

Reddit Reviews

Reddit IconDesynchronizer
10 months ago

Look up Redragon m811 pro wireless. Im satisfied with it having mouse-4/5 and still a bunch of buttons.

Reddit Iconsmonty
5 months ago

Look at red dragon. The big name mmo mice are junk and don’t last long. I love the following as you still get a forward and back button. https://a.co/d/01QYqAEw

Reddit IconGremlinboyFH
11 months ago

Even then, I've been using redragons with 3395s at around 55g and 1kHz for about $35-40. Sure, it's dodgy, but it works for me, and it's cheaper.

Reddit Iconbatata_ta
10 months ago

https://preview.redd.it/uf4ijlc4s67g1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=dd4113c34e90d806de45db630f3c49d37347efdd I was also afraid of buying a mouse with too many buttons because I thought I’d get confused with all those identical 12-button grids, but I ended up getting the Redragon Aatrox and I’m loving it. It has two big side buttons that I use for important emergency actions, and below them there are two horizontal rows of smaller buttons that are slightly angled, so they feel like two separate groups. Just sliding your thumb over them, you instantly know which button you’re pressing. You can also bind scroll up and scroll down as hotkeys, which helps a lot. Not sure if there’s a wireless version though.

Reddit IconCatsGotANosebleed
5 months ago

Ditto on Redragon. It’s not terribly well built and downloading the drivers/software feels like I’m downloading something dodgy but it works and you can’t fault the price. 

Reddit IconDoyoulike4
8 months ago

I find them in a weird spot where they're okay to good and quite cheap, but you do a lot better for not that much more money with other chinese brands, they do crush a lot of the big brands offerings in this budget range though, you can get an at least on paper much better mouse from Redragon compared to Razer/Logitech/etc at the sort of Deathadder Essential/G102 price point. $70 you almost definitely could get something better from ATK/Mchose/VXE/VGN, maybe Pulsar. If you're wanting to spend well under $70, I do think the M916 K1ng Pro 4k is solid, not incredible, but a viable option for the money and iirc it's shape is basically a narrower in the back Steelseries Rival 3/Roccat Burst. Without more details that's honestly their only mouse in stock right now I'd recommend from them, and it's well under your budget, I think they're $45 atm maybe even cheaper than that. The main upsides to Redragon as a brand compared to the other chinese brands imo are them being consistently available on amazon directly from them and even in some retail stores like micro center as opposed to being purely an aliexpress brand and/or their own website situation. So if for whatever reason you find aliexpress sketchy or you want what on paper at least is better odds of refunds/returns that is in their favor. Past that I'll also give them props for being one of the few companies still doing MMO mice, and they even have a genuine range of models with different amounts of buttons. I haven't had it long enough for the long term ownership experience but the honeymoon period with the M811 has been good.

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