We compared two wired RGB gaming mice: the Redragon M908 Impact MMO Wired Gaming Mouse and the Uineer Wired Gaming Mouse.
What we looked at
Button count and customisation, weight tuning, and price.
The verdict
If you want the most programmable buttons and adjustable weight tuning for MMO games, the Redragon M908 is the pick at £30.77, though it costs £12.78 more. If you would rather pay less for a simple plug-and-play mouse with 6 programmable buttons and zero-latency wired tracking, the Uineer is the value option, at £17.99.
A £30.77 MMO gaming mouse with 18 buttons and adjustable weight tuning.
A £17.99 gaming mouse that works with zero drivers required.
Redragon M908 Impact MMO Wired Gaming Mouse, 18 Buttons — Most Buttons
Intended for: Marketed as an MMO wired gaming mouse with a Pixart optical sensor delivering up to 12400 DPI across 5 adjustable levels, 18 programmable buttons (12 MMO side buttons plus 5 onboard memory profiles), an 8-piece adjustable weight set for tuning balance, switchable polling rates from 125-1000Hz, durable Teflon feet, a 6ft braided cable, and 16.8 million RGB colours.
What we liked
- Most programmable buttons: 18, including 12 dedicated MMO side buttons
- Adjustable weight tuning with an 8-piece weight set, per the listing
- 5 onboard memory profiles, each lit a different colour
- Higher stated max DPI: 12400
Worth knowing
- Costs £12.78 more than the Uineer on these listings
- Needs driver software to fully customise buttons and macros
Best for
- Buyers who want the most programmable buttons
- MMO and RPG players who want dedicated macro buttons
- Anyone who wants to fine-tune mouse weight and balance
Not ideal for
- Budget-conscious buyers
- Anyone who wants simple plug-and-play with no software
Uineer Wired Gaming Mouse, 12800 DPI, 6 Programmable Buttons — Best Value
Intended for: Marketed as a plug-and-play wired gaming mouse with a gaming-grade optical sensor up to 12,800 DPI across 6 default levels selectable via a DPI button with no software needed, 6 programmable buttons customisable through driver software, a 1000Hz polling rate with tracking response as low as 3ms, customisable RGB lighting with silent left/right clicks, and compatibility across Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS.
What we liked
- Cheaper than the Redragon on these listings, at £17.99
- Core DPI levels work with zero drivers, per the listing
- Silent left/right clicks for quieter use
- Broad OS compatibility beyond Windows
Worth knowing
- Fewer programmable buttons: 6, against the Redragon's 18
- No adjustable weight tuning, unlike the Redragon
Best for
- Buyers who want the lower price
- Anyone who wants simple plug-and-play with no drivers required
- Those using macOS, Linux or ChromeOS
Not ideal for
- MMO players who want dedicated macro buttons
- Anyone who wants adjustable mouse weight
