Redragon M602 Gaming Mouse

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❓ Is the Redragon M602 good enough for serious gaming?

For the price, yes — the sensor tracks cleanly at the DPI you'll actually use, the clicks are crisp, and the ergonomic shell suits palm grip. What separates it from a ₹3,000 Logitech or Razer is the software polish and the switch rating, not the aiming. For a first gaming mouse or a budget build, it's the answer; for a competitive FPS player, the sensor headroom and the side-button placement are where you'll feel the ceiling.

❓ Does the RGB and software work on all systems?

The lighting runs without software on any device — plug in and it glows. The software is Windows-only, and that's where you set the DPI stages, remap the seven buttons and pick lighting modes. On a console or a Mac you get a working mouse with default settings; the macros and per-stage DPI need the Windows app.

❓ Why does the DPI LED change colour and is that useful?

It's a quick-glance DPI indicator — each sensitivity stage gets its own colour so you know, mid-game, whether you're on 800 for aiming or 3,200 for turning. It's a small thing that's surprisingly handy once you use the on-the-fly DPI button. If you never touch the DPI button, it's just pretty; if you do, it's the best feature on the mouse.

Pros

• 7 buttons vs 6 on G102
• Weight tuning system is unique at this price
• Braided cable
• Very affordable at under ₹1,000
• Comfortable ergonomic shape

Cons

• Sensor is less accurate than Logitech G102
• Software is basic
• Build quality feels cheaper
• Heavy even without weights

Who should buy it

Go for this if 7 buttons vs 6 on G102 matters to you. It's also a strong pick because weight tuning system is unique at this price. It's also a strong pick because braided cable. Priced in the ₹2K–₹5K range, it strikes a fair balance between features and affordability. The standout feature: 7200 DPI adjustable sensor.

Who should skip it

Skip if sensor is less accurate than Logitech G102 is a dealbreaker. Also reconsider if software is basic.