Redragon Taipan Pro M810 and Impact Elite M913 Mice Launch

Redragon has announced two new wireless gaming mice aimed at budget PC gamers. The gaming mouse market has also seen recent leaks around the Razer Viper V4 Pro, which targets competitive esports players.

The new models, the Taipan Pro M810 and Impact Elite M913, are built for different gaming styles. One focuses on FPS gaming, while the other is designed for MMO and strategy players.

Both mice come at a much lower price compared to many premium gaming mouse brands. Premium gaming mice still dominate the high-end segment, including models such as the Razer Boomslang gaming mouse that helped shape early competitive gaming hardware.

With the Taipan Pro M810 and Impact Elite M913, Redragon is adding two more affordable options to its gaming mouse lineup. Both models use PixArt sensors, offer programmable buttons, and support wireless connectivity. The company is also keeping the price in the budget range, putting them in competition with entry-level gaming mice from brands such as Logitech, Razer, and Corsair.

The Taipan Pro M810 is mainly designed for players who enjoy competitive shooters and general PC gaming. It features a traditional right-handed ergonomic shape that helps keep the hand comfortable during long gaming sessions.

Inside the mouse is a PixArt PAW3311 optical sensor that can reach up to 12,000 DPI sensitivity. It also supports 35G acceleration and a 1,000 Hz polling rate.

This allows accurate tracking and quick response in fast-paced FPS and esports games. Competitive setups often combine high-performance mice with mechanical keyboards like the Keychron Q5 HE 8K gaming keyboard.

The M810 comes with eight buttons, including side shortcut buttons and extra controls near the scroll wheel. These buttons can be customized using Redragon software. Players can assign shortcuts, macros, or in-game commands to them. The main buttons use mechanical switches rated for about 20 million clicks, which is common for mid-range gaming mice.

Wireless connectivity is another important feature of the Taipan Pro M810. It supports both 2.4 GHz wireless and Bluetooth connection. This allows it to work with different devices such as gaming PCs, laptops, and work setups.

With RGB lighting turned off, the mouse can deliver up to 188 hours of use. However, turning on RGB lighting will reduce the battery time.

The Impact Elite M913 is built for a different type of gamer. Instead of FPS games, this model focuses on MMO and strategy players who need many programmable buttons.

The mouse includes a large 12-button side panel. Players can assign macros, abilities, or shortcuts directly to these buttons. The layout is similar to MMO gaming mice like the Corsair Scimitar and Razer Naga.

The M913 is equipped with a PixArt PMW3335 optical sensor that can go up to 26,000 DPI and supports 50G acceleration. Players can set up multiple DPI levels and switch between them quickly, which is useful when moving between different game styles or in-game situations.

Up to 16 programmable buttons are available, giving much more customization than most standard gaming mice. Its larger body design also includes shaped finger rests and a wider palm area to support the hand during long gaming sessions.

Like the M810, the Impact Elite M913 supports 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity. It can also be used in wired mode while charging with a USB cable.

With RGB lighting turned off, the mouse can reach up to 250 hours of use. This makes it a good option for gamers who want longer wireless gaming sessions without charging often.

Both mice support RGB lighting customization through Redragon software. Users can change DPI levels, set macros, and customize button functions.

Pricing is one of the most attractive parts of these two mice. Affordable peripherals remain a growing category alongside products like the Epomaker Luma100 mechanical keyboard. The Taipan Pro M810 is listed at about $39.99, while the Impact Elite M913 is priced around $52.99. At these prices, both models sit firmly in the budget gaming category and compete with entry-level gaming mice from well-known brands.

Redragon Taipan Pro M810 vs Redragon Impact Elite M913: Key Comparison

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