Wireless control with programmable shortcuts The Redragon M810 Pro Taipan is a black, right-handed RGB gaming mouse with 2.4GHz wireless and USB-C wired connectivity. Its PAW3325 optical sensor, adjustable sensitivity and dedicated rapid-fire key suit users who want custom controls without a large MMO thumb keypad. This listing is the 10000-DPI Pro dual-mode version, not the Bluetooth-equipped M810 MAX. Eight controls for games and everyday shortcuts The main control layout includes left and right click, scroll-wheel click, a rapid-fire key, two thumb buttons and two DPI buttons. The side buttons provide forward/back navigation by default. With the matching Windows software, remap buttons or build macros for frequently used inputs, such as a game ability or an application shortcut. The dedicated fire key provides a separate input beside the main click area. Configure its action to suit the application, and follow game rules when using repeated-input macros. Customization changes what a button sends; it does not guarantee faster gameplay or improved scores. Set sensitivity and reporting speed separately The five preset DPI levels are 500, 1000, 2000, 3000 and 10000. Use lower sensitivity for shorter cursor travel and finer movements, or higher sensitivity to cover more screen distance. The DPI buttons let you change settings without opening a menu. Preset indicator colors are red, blue, green, yellow and purple respectively. Adjustable polling offers 125, 250, 500 and 1000Hz. At 1000Hz the report interval is 1ms; this describes mouse reporting, not total click-to-screen latency. Sensitivity controls cursor movement, while polling controls how often reports are sent. Connect by receiver or USB cable Wireless: insert the included nano receiver into a computer USB port and move the mouse's underside switch to ON or ECO. Wired: connect the supplied USB cable to the mouse and computer, then select ON or ECO. The same connection charges the battery. Customization: install the M810 Pro dual-mode software for Windows. Select the 2.4GHz dual-mode download, not the M810 MAX tri-mode package. No Bluetooth pairing is available on this model. Keep the receiver with the mouse using its underside storage compartment when transporting it. Rechargeable power, RGB and ECO mode The supplied model artwork specifies a 1000mAh rechargeable battery. Redragon's current dual-mode listing advertises up to 45 hours with RGB off; actual runtime depends on usage and settings. This is not the 85-hour white-version artwork or the 188-hour MAX specification. ON enables illuminated operation; ECO operates without backlighting; OFF is for storage. Software lighting options include steady, breathing and flowing effects. Turning lighting off reduces consumption without requiring you to use the cable. The scroll-wheel light flashes red when power is low. Charge through a computer USB port with the supplied cable; the manual estimates about four hours for a full charge and permits use while charging. After roughly eight minutes idle, the mouse sleeps. Click a mouse button other than the DPI buttons to wake it. Grip, size and included accessories The contoured right-hand body has a textured thumb-side surface and two side buttons, rather than an ambidextrous mirrored layout. Compare its dimensions with your current mouse when choosing a grip fit; comfort varies with hand size and grip style. Model / finish Redragon M810 Pro Taipan / Black Sensor Pixart PAW3325 optical Connection 2.4GHz USB receiver and USB-C wired Sensitivity Five preset levels; software adjustment up to 10000 DPI Dimensions 126.7 x 74.5 x 41.3mm (manufacturer specification) Included M810 Pro mouse, nano USB receiver, detachable USB-C cable and user manual Software and user guide Use the M810 download support page for the Windows 2.4GHz Dual-Mode Version package. The M810 Pro dual-mode user guide (PDF) includes button diagrams, indicator meanings and receiver reconnection instructions. Frequently asked questions Can I use this mouse without the USB receiver? Yes, with the USB cable. Wireless operation requires the supplied receiver; this model does not support Bluetooth. Does it need disposable batteries? No. It recharges over USB, and you can continue using it while it charges. Can I change macros and RGB on a Mac? The linked configuration software is for Windows. Native macOS customization is not confirmed; basic mouse operation and access to the configuration software are separate requirements. Why is the mouse not detected by the configuration software? First check that you installed the dual-mode M810 Pro package rather than MAX software. Confirm the receiver or USB cable connection and the ON/ECO switch position. The manual contains receiver re-pairing steps if the wireless link is lost. Is a higher DPI always better? No. Select DPI together with screen resolution and application sensitivity. A lower setting may be easier for fine aiming; a higher setting can reduce the physical movement needed across a large display.
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