Redragon M724 Black Wired Gaming Mouse – 12,400 DPI, 42g Ultra-Light, Pixart 3327 Sensor & 5 Programmable Buttons

Take control with the Redragon M724 Black Wired Gaming Mouse, built for gamers who want speed, precision, and a clean lightweight design. Featuring up to 12,400 DPI, a responsive 1K Hz polling rate, and an optical Pixart 3327 sensor, this mouse delivers smooth, accurate tracking for fast-paced gameplay and everyday productivity. Its 42g ultra-light body helps reduce drag during quick flicks and long sessions, while 5 programmable buttons let you customize shortcuts and in-game commands through Redragon software. Finished in sleek black with a no-backlight minimalist look, the M724 is a performance-focused choice for competitive gaming setups. Key Features Up to 12,400 DPI for precise sensitivity control Pixart 3327 optical sensor for stable, accurate tracking 1K Hz polling rate for fast wired response 42g ultra-lightweight design for easier movement and reduced hand fatigue 5 programmable buttons for custom gaming commands and shortcuts Redragon software support for DIY keybinds and DPI adjustment Ergonomic natural-grip build for comfortable gameplay Sleek black finish with no backlight for a clean, focused gaming setup Specifications Table Specification Details Brand Redragon Model M724 / K1NG M724 Color Black Mouse Type Wired Gaming Mouse Sensor Pixart 3327 Optical Sensor Max DPI 12,400 DPI Polling Rate 1K Hz Weight 42g Buttons 5 Programmable Buttons Lighting No Backlight Software Support Keybind & DPI Customization Best For Gaming, FPS, Work, Everyday Use FAQs Q1: Is the Redragon M724 good for gaming? Yes. The Redragon M724 is a strong choice for gaming thanks to its 12,400 DPI optical sensor, 1K Hz polling rate, ultra-light 42g body, and 5 programmable buttons, making it suitable for fast movement, quick reactions, and custom in-game controls. Q2: Can I customize the DPI and buttons on the Redragon M724? Yes. The Redragon M724 supports software customization, allowing users to adjust DPI settings and create custom keybinds for the programmable buttons.