Redragon has just announced its latest MMO-oriented gaming mouse, the Impact M908 SE, which has a symmetrical ergonomic design with a pinky rest, RGB lighting, and 12 programmable side buttons. With the main clicks, additional customizable top buttons, and the scroll click, the M908 features a total of 18 buttons. The M908 SE doesn't feature any wireless connectivity and uses an optical SG8960 sensor and Huano switches on the main buttons—although Redragon doesn't specify which model. The sensor is capable of up to 24,000 DPI and tracking up to 80 G acceleration, and the polling rate tops out at 1,000 Hz. The mouse is designed as an MMO mouse, and, as such, it focuses more on ergonomics and customization, rather than chasing light weight, like modern FPS mice. Instead, the M908 has an adjustable weight system with 8 small 2.4 g weights—theoretically, this allows you to tune the weight and center of gravity of the mouse.

In terms of ergonomics, the Redragon Impact M908 SE appears to be similar to the Razer Naga, although the Naga weighs significantly less than the 165 g Redragon contender. That weight is presumably with all of the weights installed, meaning it could be reduced by around 20 g. That's still quite heavy for a gaming mouse, but it isn't meant as an FPS mouse, so this may not be a concern. Redragon provides a custom software solution for programming the mouse on Windows, although there is no customization on macOS or Linux. Fortunately, the M908 SE does include onboard memory, so once you've customized the buttons and any macros, those will be saved to the mouse and can be used on other operating systems. The Redragon M908 is available from Redragon directly for $32.99.