Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

The Redragon Impact mouse came with a nice plastic storage case. That's handy. The mouse is large enough to fit my hand comfortably. That's nice. The main controls have a light, fast click. That's good. The side buttons vary from a solid click for the front buttons to a mushy click at the back. That's odd. Just plugging it in and playing with it, it felt like the Redragon Impact would be a useful gaming mouse. Then I tried to install the software. Problems ensued. First, the software for this mouse isn't available at the Redragon USA site. Okay, I downloaded it from the Redragon Zone site. What I got was a RAR file, which required me to install separate archive software to open. The first UAC screen showed the publisher as "Unknown". That worried me, but I went ahead with the installation, which kept getting interrupted by my antivirus software. So now I have a program from an unknown publisher trying to get through my AV defenses. I managed to finally get it through the process only to find that the mouse software wouldn't actually make any changes to the mouse, so I uninstalled it. At this point, I'm completely unhappy with this purchase. Seems like a nice piece of hardware, but the software is unacceptably suspicious. Who published it? I don't know. Is my AV being too tense? I don't know. Am I being too paranoid? I don't think so.