Redragon M612 Predator

The M612 Predator is the answer to a straightforward question: what does a proper gaming mouse look like at a price most people can actually afford? Eleven programmable buttons, a PixArt PAW3104 optical sensor, HUANO switches rated for 20 million clicks, and a 1.8m braided cable — all in an ergonomic right-hand shell with frosted coating and rubber side grip. Redragon didn't cut corners on the parts that matter for daily gaming use.

The claw-grip shape works well for medium to large hands. Five onboard DPI presets cover 500 through 4000, with the full 500–8000 range unlocked through Redragon's software. The rapid-fire button and two dedicated side macro buttons give you genuine control depth without needing to fumble through menus mid-game. RGB runs across five modes including wave, breathing, and static — customisable through the driver or toggled directly on the mouse.

At 150g this isn't a lightweight flick mouse — it's a solid, planted ergonomic build that suits palm and claw grip players who want command access and a stable feel over desk. If sub-60g wireless is what you're after, the ATK Blazing Sky U2 is the direction to look. But if you want a fully-featured wired mouse at a price that leaves money for the rest of your setup, the Predator does exactly what it says on the box.