I know Redragon has happy customers for their keyboards and other mouses. mice? Anyway I wasn't too sure with this mouse since it had not one review. Decided to take a chance based on the features it had and their other products.
It came in a nice plastic box with a little booklet so they actually send instructions. Not that I needed any. I just plugged the USB micro receiver into a port and let my PC do the rest. It started working just the way I hoped it would.

One issue a week in was the cursor would quit moving. It was intermediate too and got annoying. I contacted the seller through the normal channels and amazingly got an answer that suggested someone took the time to read my complaint and suggest a logical solution! It didn't work, but they did keep up wanting to make sure I got it working properly. The problem was either cheap batteries or the mouse needs to have fresh batteries all the time. I have a bunch of Amazon basics AA's and a charged AA fixed it. I think I'm on that same one still.

As far as button feel and all, I would say its all acceptable. Not as precise as a Logitech, but certainly not sloppy or cheap. The power switch on the bottom is a 3 way slider and starts with ON with LED at the top, the middle position is OFF and the bottom is ON with no LED. I watched my S.O. struggle to turn the mouse off until I couldn't take it anymore. I have no problem, wait, just a little problem, turning it off, but I can always do it. I'd suggest the OFF to be at the bottom position. She never did get it turned off btw.
The side buttons are what sold me on this and they work well. One of them has some texture so I can tell the two apart. Nice touch there. The default is page back and page forward for browsers. They programmed easily on the MMO I play. Sadly the top buttons only do mouse dpi and can't be programmed. There is a top button that takes me to the home screen and I never use it.
The mouse operates easily ten feet from the PC. Make that 20 feet, I just tested. It could be more.
I wish I could tell you if this mouse is better or worse than all the Chinese 10$-20$ mouses on Amazon. Probably it comes down to longevity. Honestly if you want a mouse that works for a LONG time you want a Logitech. I abused one of their middle of the line models for years until it finally quit.
But I'm not reviewing Logitech here, and so my summary of the Redragon cordless mouse is..... a B+ If it fails on me or survives a beating I will update with a new grade.

I like this mouse, I like the software, I like the RGB, I like everything about it. The only issue I've had with this mouse is that the right mouse button lost it's click and now feels like a tap instead of a click, which feels insanely gross as I've never felt something like it before.

If you're going to purchase one of these, make sure you understand the complications it will have in the future. I'm greatly disappointed and upset, but it isn't going to make me hate the thing.

Awful... the delay on this mouse is horrid, can hardly use for browsing the web let a alone gaming

works great and doesn't lag.
comes in a box so its easy to take in bagpack.

Unlike all other Redragon products I have reviewed, this Mouse is really bad. The sensor on it has incredible lift, more than half an inch! Not to mention the ridiculous acceleration which will shoot your camera (when playing games) way off. The wireless USB connection is also very poor. With my mouse right next to my PC with the USB plugged in, the mouse would lose connection and/or the mouse buttons would fail to function at all. Clearly the design and wireless function shows this is trying to be an extreme budget counterpart to the Razer Momba, however this mouse is absolutely terrible. Please do not buy it, ever!