One being the size we just talked about and the other being the button placement. With that out of the way, the G300s is a great sub-$50 gaming mouse with only a couple of minor setbacks. If you have smaller hands, you're probably going to really enjoy using it but if you have bigger hands I would suggest looking at another mouse. Right off the bat I'm going to mention that this is a rather small mouse. It comes with a total of 9 programmable buttons and can easily be used by either hand. The Logitech G300s is a uniquely designed ambidextrous gaming mouse. However, other reviews mention using this mouse for much longer than a year.Īll-in-all, for a mouse that retails at just above $10, Redragon's M601 is a seriously good deal.

Some reviews have mentioned their M601 dying within 6-12 months, but also stating that it was the best 6-12 months they've had with a mouse. The M601 is also boasting 3 extra buttons (total of 6), a braided cable, Omron switches for enhanced durability and a decent Avago sensor as I mentioned previously. It also allows you to customize it's weight similarly to how the Logitech G502 does. Finding these 2 features in a mouse that retails for just above $10 is very impressive to say the least. The switches are made by Omron so you know they're going to be quality as well. The M601 uses a great Avago sensor which can switch between 2000-4000 DPI. However, the budget level is where they really shine. Redragon came onto the scene of PC gaming peripherals in 2012, since then, they’ve forged their own place in the market based on the goal to provide the best hardware at all price-points.

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