Redragon - M612 Predator

I love my m612 mouse

Hey! I can't find the profile switch option in the M612 Pro software. Does anyone know how to set a button for switching profiles?

Hey! I can't find the profile switch option in the M612 Pro software. Does anyone know how to set a button for switching profiles?

Hey! I can't find the profile switch option in the M612 Pro software. Does anyone know how to set a button for switching profiles?

redragon m612 predator, still alive and a good friend to me

I have the redragon AZUR II 180hz 1080p monitor, a redragon mouse, i think its the M612 wired and my pc has a redragon RGPS powersupply. also the case is redragon Paktis 2B, I honestly think they make excellent and durable products, the mouse is good and never gets dirty, the monitor is super fluid and vibrant, the case looks sick and its tempered glass with 3 preinstalled fans, the powersupply is quiet and certified 80+ bronze overall they are reputable in my opinion, and should give them a try

I used it for a while and liked it fine. It holds up competitively. I think it's a great mouse. The program is easy enough to use too m. I never had any issues with it. Funny enough, it works better than razer synapse 4 does. I honestly really liked the rapid click button too. It holds up pretty well single player and competitive, as well as just playing anything. My only complaint is that I don't find it as comfortable as other, more expensive gaming mice to hold. I just recently switched from the M612 to a Razer Basilisk V3 and I like that one a hell of a lot more, so I'd say if you can, get the 26k DPI V3. It's worth the price tag. If not, the M612 will be fine. Sorry to revive a dead thread, and I'm sure this is irrelevant now. Bottom line, just go with whatever you want for that price point. The M612 is a great mouse for the price, but obviously not as nice as the higher end ones.

Check out redragon. Got a mouse and keyboard from them and so far im happy with them. Paid about $14 for the mouse. Has macros, adjustable button configuration and 5 DPI settings. Software you can download for it isn't the best, but more than I expected

M612 Predator (wired) Got it on sale, so it may not be that cheap, but they are definitely cheaper than the logitech ones I was looking at for similar features.

this mouse gets so much hate but I've had mine over a year and absolutely loved every aspect of it, I use it for office and gaming and the features definitely make up for the lower quality sensor, though to me there isn't any noticeable issues when used with a mousepad. I love the programmable buttons, the ergonomics, the weight, the click feel, the looks, and the price.

I'm 6'3" with big hands. I use a Red Dragon M612 and I can lay my hand over it in a proper mouse position. No middle of the hand cramps.

[This mouse](https://www.amazon.com.au/Redragon-Wired-Gaming-Programmable-Buttons/dp/B07FK9PKSM?crid=1U0DGVYRWV0Q4&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.rmjbO-xrhzdG7ORuzsVuhYZ-SU1IabxayxHjZksUdDWsvDMtH0pxAidH5nlXoHUfrqFi6rGByUSm6yA0rI4i1bRuMznvC81jPBqsvKQ9hyMJ0KBQnfh6l00jsW09mFH5xtiTJPuA7XQauiftzYhFeiHLQk2CbTomJqwu1fvTXeppgzuywEmjZpi0CIqm3HngO3Imti9ijFjAeTz0JT3GpjMHKfidi7_Eoqqd0e-QavJbgWOuPfHgl2fki5gQB4Ytwpv51PFkvy1MwYJZtUJ4Op-BtPAvTZljOWn4gQAQ1_k.js-FtWTFeGyI2ca2St8ggVj__zedjW9_PQnVAYqz4WU&dib_tag=se&keywords=red+dragon+mmo+mouse&qid=1731899027&sprefix=red+dragon+mmo+mou%2Caps%2C237&sr=8-6) has my highest recommendation, lasted me about two years now and it's only just starting to show its age. Pretty good for $68 AUD