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Black ultra-light wired gaming mouse with ergonomic shape and side buttons

Redragon

Redragon M724 42g 12400 DPI gaming mouse

SKU CH-EABB-3H1SF

Ultra-light 42 g wired gaming mouse with five programmable buttons and adjustable DPI up to 12400

  • Ultra-light 42 gram build reduces hand fatigue during long sessions
  • 12400 max DPI optical sensor covers fast and precise aiming needs
  • Five programmable buttons let you bind macros and shortcuts per game
  • Ergonomic natural-grip shape supports comfort from morning to night
  • Five on-the-fly DPI levels from 1200 to 12400 with software range down to 200

What the M724 Is and Who It Serves

The Redragon M724 is a wired gaming mouse weighing 42 grams with a maximum sensitivity of 12,400 DPI. It targets players who want a very light, cable-connected pointer for fast-paced titles. Five programmable buttons let users assign macros or media controls through the supplied configuration software. The shape follows a natural hand contour to reduce fatigue during long sessions.

Upgrade Path and When It Matters

This mouse replaces heavier or fixed-DPI models that limit quick sensitivity changes. The jump is worthwhile when you need on-the-fly switching between five preset DPI steps ranging from 1200 to 12,400, plus a software range down to 200. Builders who require wireless freedom or more than five programmable inputs should look elsewhere.

Practical Limits of the Wired Optical Interface

The USB cable guarantees consistent polling without battery management, but it restricts desk reach to the cable length. Optical tracking tops out at 12,400 DPI, so users chasing higher paper specifications will hit a ceiling. Software customisation is tied to the manufacturer's Windows driver, limiting on-board profile storage for plug-and-play use on other systems.

Highlights

  • Ultra-light 42 gram build reduces hand fatigue during long sessions
  • 12400 max DPI optical sensor covers fast and precise aiming needs
  • Five programmable buttons let you bind macros and shortcuts per game
  • Ergonomic natural-grip shape supports comfort from morning to night
  • Five on-the-fly DPI levels from 1200 to 12400 with software range down to 200

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What type of USB connector does the Redragon M724 use for its wired connection?

The Redragon M724 connects via a standard USB-A plug. No adapter or special port is required; plug it into any free USB port on your PC or laptop.

Which step do users often miss when configuring the 12,400 max DPI setting?

After installing the Redragon driver software, you must manually enable the 12,400 DPI level in the DPI tab; the mouse defaults to the five preset levels (1200/2400/3500/5500/12400) until you save the profile.

How do I replace the mouse feet on the M724 if they wear down?

Peel off the old PTFE skates, clean the residue with isopropyl alcohol, then press the replacement feet firmly into the recessed channels on the 42 g chassis.

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