Redragon M724 Wired Gaming Mouse - 42G Ultra-Light Ergonomic Design, 12400 DPI Optical Sensor, 5 Programmable Buttons with Customizable Keybinds - Perfect for FPS, MOBA & PC Gaming (Black)

I had a Logitech G203 before this, more specifically, Two Of Them. And they both failed because they had jumpy scroll wheels and double clicking switches. Absolutely god awful QC on them. So instead of shelling out more than I needed to on a fancy name-brand gaming mouse, I decided to give Redragon a go. There are lots of cheap mice on the market but I went for this one because IT HAS A WIRED VERSION!!! I do not want to have to charge a mouse that is always on my desk connected to my tower.This mouse feels well built enough for the price. It's incredibly light, it almost feels like there is nothing inside, but that's a selling point for "REAL ESPORTS GAMERZ!!!!!11". I am a gamer, but most of my competitive gaming happens with a controller. The most action this mouse sees is Minecraft and Roblox (don't judge me). So I can't comment on whether the weight has made an epic L33T gamer. The weight doesn't make it feel cheap though, there is no creaking of the plastic.The sensor feels great and just as responsive as my G203, the mouse buttons are very satisfying and the scroll wheel is nice, smooth and accurate. It has those little notches but they are very subtle. I've had it for about six months and I've had no issues with double-clicking or scroll drift so far, so that's a good sign!The only issue I have is with the texture. It kind of feels like the paint is wearing down on the sides and is becoming a bit rough. It's not a huuuuge issue for the price but I did want to point it out. Also, it seems to gather dirt and grime a bit easier than other white accessories I have. I've had mostly white PC accessories for nearly five years now, and I wash my hands before touching my stuff, so no clue why this seems to be particularly bad at picking up grime. But again... it was cheap. It works. Whatever!At the end of the day... it's a mouse.