Redragon M916-LIT-1K Wireless Gaming Mouse
The Redragon M916-LIT-1K is a lightweight wireless gaming mouse engineered for gamers and everyday users seeking comfort, responsive performance, and flexible connectivity. With an ultra-light design weighing approximately 49 grams, this mouse minimizes wrist fatigue and provides smooth, effortless control during long gaming sessions or daily productivity.
Designed with Tri-Mode connectivity, the M916-LIT-1K allows seamless switching between USB-C wired, 2.4 GHz wireless, and Bluetooth modes, offering broad compatibility across desktops, laptops, tablets, and more without sacrificing responsiveness.
Equipped with five fully programmable buttons, this mouse enables you to assign custom macros, hotkeys, or shortcuts via the Redragon software, enhancing performance in games or productivity applications. You can also adjust the DPI sensitivity with multiple preset levels such as 1000 / 2000 / 4000 / 8000 DPI for tailored precision and control—plus deeper customization options through the software.
The M916-LIT-1K features a 1000 Hz polling rate (1K) for fast and accurate tracking, ensuring fluid responsiveness even in fast-paced gaming scenarios. Its ergonomic shell is crafted to fit naturally in your hand, reducing strain and improving grip comfort for extended use.
Combining mobility, customization, and performance, the Redragon M916-LIT-1K is an excellent choice for gamers, students, and professionals alike who want a versatile wireless mouse that performs well in both gaming and everyday tasks.
Key Features
Ultra-lightweight (~49 g) design for effortless control and comfort.
Tri-Mode connectivity: USB-C wired, 2.4 GHz wireless, and Bluetooth.
Five fully programmable buttons for macros and custom functions.
Adjustable DPI up to 8000 DPI with preset levels.
1000 Hz polling rate for fast, accurate tracking.
Ergonomic natural grip design for long-lasting comfort.
Software support for button customization, DPI tuning, and macro assignments.
Reliable performance for gaming and daily computing.
