Redragon - K1NG M724

I've been using the Redragon M724 for a little while now and it's pretty good. Decent sensor, 1k polling, around 42g, no problems with spin-outs even on glass. It's like 25 bucks? Otherwise, I hear good things about the ATK budget line around 30 bucks.

Hand size and grip style? I think ur a newbie to mice and i recommend vxe r1 . Safe shape around 2k rs . Deathadder essential is polarising avoid it. Get safe shapes like m724 if budget under 1.5k, vxe r1 if budget under 3k Under 2k again id say extend and get r1. G102 is good shape but small for bug hands.

Also sensor isnt very important.. AMBI MICE M724 for cheap good safe shape (rival 3 clone but little smaller), But i wud up the budget and get vxe r1 (very safe shape), atk a9 2600rs very safe shape, atk x1 se 2.6k good shape for larger hands and claw not the safest, atk u2 2700rs not a safe shape good for aggressive claw ERGO MOUSE If ur decided to get an ergo mouse get asus tuf m3 gen 2 flipkart 1.6k miles better than deathadder essential. No other cheap ergo mouse in that budget in india. Dav3 wired is 3k rn with card discount if u want ergo again. Smaller ergos are expensive like ec3 and deathadder v3 hyperspeed except tuf m3 gen 2. M3 gen 2 and deathadder v3 wired are phenomenal ergo shapes for the price of 1.6k and 3k

Redragon K1ng m724. Using it for 3 months now, lightweight and a good enough sensor also detatchable type c cable.

Any good mice under 3k I have used G102, Asus m4 air, Redragon M724 all last for a year or so except M724 where mouse is working fine, but its detachable wire broke and can't find a good wire. So any good mice under 3k? Ps- Checked meckeys they had mchose G7, VXE R1 and ATK A9.

I was using M724 it's a decent mouse, but the detachable wire stopped working after 8 months, and apparently it is not covered under warranty

im fully aware that you meant rupees i was just messing with you since you never specified properly also, even though the mouse is 42g, there's a good chance the mouse might not be well-balanced overall, and you get to experience redragon's build quality/reliability while you're at it; even then, 1200inr is like $15 and you're gonna get one of the budget pixart sensors but it doesn't seem like a bad buy imo

evitaría el 502 por el peso y porque en ese precio solamente conseguís el cableado. el redragon king pro es muy bueno y tiene buenas specs, pero la calidad del material se siente mediocre. pero tengo dos amigos que lo tienen y les encanta, super confiable, muy buen sensor y todo muy bien. el attack shark x3 lo evitaría porque la diferencia con el x6 es poca y cambia el sensor qué tiene. yo personalmente iría por el x6. mejor estética, también es super liviano, tiene la base de carga que es un plus genial y como sensor trae el paw 3395 (el mismo que el king pro). yo estuve en la misma pero al final decidí postergar un toque la compra y buscar algo mejor. termine comprando el Gravastar M2 porque la estética me enamoró y quiero probar que tal es. otra alternativa mejor (y más cara) es el Ajazz AJ159. Que tiene el paw 3950 (mejor) y también trae la base de carga. Chusmea. en general el logitech g pro X 2 es considerado lo mejor de lo mejor. pero es bastante más caro.

yo tengo el king pro de redragon y bastante bien, la bateria me dura una semana con 7 horas de uso por dia (aprox) y de momento ningun problema, me iba a comprar el attack shark pero por lo que vi hay mucha gente que les llego y a los pocos meses les falla el click y no me quise arriesgar.

Slightly unrelated but still useful info, when my Logitech super light broke I got a red dragon ultralight or w.e. and it was just as good imo for 1/4 the price, I wouldn't count out the mmo mouse.

I have a cheap redragon mouse with pixart 3327 and it weighs just 42g ! Other mouses feels like brick compared to this !

There so many cheaper ones i payd for my redragon 12400dpi like 5 bucks and still runs smooth like buter 😅