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Redragon — peripherals made for gaming

Mice, keyboards, headsets, microphones and speakers for people who take gaming seriously — from a first setup to a tournament. The brand was born in 2012 and came to Russia in 2015.

93models in the catalog
4.8average rating from 163 735 reviews on Wildberries
676stores in 305 cities
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Venom keyboard, MG8 mouse and Ushi Pro headset on a gaming desk
What we make

Specifications you can feel in the game

Redragon designs and makes gaming peripherals — from mice and keyboards to streaming microphones and tournament backpacks. The devices are produced at factories in East Asia certified to international standards.

We keep prices affordable and specifications high enough to make a real difference in the game:

  • MG8 mouse — 8000 Hz polling: the cursor updates eight times as often as on a 1000 Hz mouse.
  • Venom keyboard — magnetic switches with actuation adjustable in 0.01 mm steps and 8000 Hz polling.
  • Ushi Pro headset — three ways to connect — 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth and cable — and up to 65 hours of battery life.
Backlit keys and switches of the Venom keyboard
History

Redragon since 2012

  1. 2012The Redragon brand is born. The first devices quickly win over gamers and esports players.
  2. 2014Redragon is shown in Russia for the first time, at the IgroMir expo.
  3. 2015Redragon enters the Russian market.
  4. 2024Models built for heavy use in computer clubs are presented at the LANGAME Conference.
  5. Today93 models in 10 categories, 676 stores and 168 service centers.
Community

More than devices

The Redragon Team program supports streamers with 200+ viewers: free devices, discounts and giveaways for their audience, shoots and promotion. Computer clubs get models built for heavy use and personal terms.

Redragon TeamFor computer clubs
A streamer with a Seyfert GM100 microphone and a Redragon headset