Redragon

M908 Impact

Redragon M908 Impact

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TL;DR: Very affordable MMO for large hands; stiff buttons.

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Sentiment score82% positive
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Last updated: Sep 24, 2026

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Reddit Icon270ForTheWinchester
10 months ago

I'm using a Red Dragon M908 Impact. It's a branded version from an OEM, so there are various brands that have the same looking mouse. The mouse itself is on the bigger side, which I like, has multiple DPI levels as well software for further customization. It also has a "burst-fire" button, which basically offers 3 rapid clicks per button press. So in shooters you can press it once and fire off 3 shots for a single button press. I use this to fire full salvos in game all the time.

10 months ago

Same here. I had the OEM mouse that Red Dragon licenses for the 908 for like 4 years and the thing worked amazing despite being a $24CDN mouse at the time and the Red Dragon has been just as good so far. The only difference between the OEM and the RD was the OEM didn't have the number thumb pad but just 5 programmable buttons.

10 months ago

Same here. I had the OEM mouse that Red Dragon licenses for the 908 for like 4 years and the thing worked amazing despite being a $24CDN mouse at the time and the Red Dragon has been just as good so far. The only difference between the OEM and the RD was the OEM didn't have the number thumb pad but just 5 programmable buttons.

Reddit IconAcademic-Ad-1446
10 months ago

What Redragon did you try? I've been using a Redragon M908 for several years now, after my last Logitech G600 threw in the towel for good. Not only does it work well for me, but it has lasted longer than any of the G600 I've had. Unfortunately, few companies today create that type of gaming mouse. Redragon has several models, both wireless and wired. Since that brand doesn't work for you, the only one I can think of is something from either Corsair, Razer or UtechSmart. But I can't say how these brands are since I've never used one of them.

10 months ago

No, but it has a button on the left side within reach of the index finger. It's the Rapid Fire Button, which I have turned off since the anti-cheat software in an MMO could see it as automation, which is against the rules. You can see the mouse here: [https://www.redragonzone.com/products/redragon-m908-rgb-gaming-mouse](https://www.redragonzone.com/products/redragon-m908-rgb-gaming-mouse) I got it because it was the best option back when my G600 broke; I have never regretted it.

Reddit IconBackslashCoffee
7 months ago

As the title says, I'm looking for a vertical mouse for Gaming. Context: for work I use a Logitech Lift. When I started playing Tibia again I bought the Redragon Impact M908. The 12 buttons are great but I don't like the mouse position after getting used to vertical Mice. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Reddit Iconbluecat42
11 months ago

I've been using the wired model of the Red Dragon 908 mouse in SWTOR for the past year or so, and wanted to look into getting a new one from a different brand. For the most part it still functions well enough, but the buttons are starting to show some signs of age and wear. They tend to get "sticky" on occasion, which has caused some issues with ability rotations during trash mob or boss fights. I find it especially irksome when attempting to use the keybind for one particular attack in the rotation, only to have the next one in the rotation be activated instead (which has thrown rotations out of sync more than I particularly like). So, are there any good suggestions for something that's reasonably priced (doesn't necessarily have to be cheap, I just don't want to pay the cost of a console for one mouse), has a good track record for performance and longevity, while also having a numerical button grid (preferably with 16+, ideally 18 or more, button options)? I might be willing to look into wireless options if the mouse offers dual support for wired/wireless use without connectivity/charging conflicts. Also, I'd prefer it be something that's readily available, new, and not refurbished/used. And—this should be a give in, but—it should have keybind plug-ability into SWTOR's quick bar setup. Thanks in advance!

Reddit Iconboygetsyokedtoboy_
4 months ago

adding to all the +1s for the Redragon M908........it is truly the best mouse i've ever used.

Reddit IconCalm_Vehicle7897
8 months ago

BRO trust me, big hands? Redragon 908M Its cheap, 20€+- and its the best over logis and razers over 100€, just the best

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