Conclusion
In the end, what do I have to say about the Drakonia II? Of course, one could criticize the fact that premium materials aren’t used across the board, or that the keys don’t make a noise like the door of a Mercedes S-Class slamming shut. But would that really be fair for a £40 product with this level of functionality? I don’t think so, and since I consider fairness and objectivity to be decisive attributes, I prefer to summarize what is offered instead of complaining about what is not offered here.
Basically, the Drakonia II is a solid gaming mouse with a usable sensor, decent ergonomics and decent gliding feet. You plug it in, set the DPI and play away without giving it much thought. For most casual gamers and MMO gamers (forgive my lack of experience in this area) who don’t necessarily need “absolute” precision, but primarily a functional product with lots of buttons, the Drakonia II will be a more than defensible choice. The ambitious gamer with higher demands will look for his weapons of choice in a different price range either way.
For me personally, the flexible thumb keys don’t represent much added value. But I can imagine that MMO players have completely different priorities and that the keys could even be a great asset in productive use.
The mouse itself represents, one would almost say “typical Sharkoon”, probably the maximum you can make out of an MMO mouse with a given budget. Sure, you have to accept a few compromises here and there in the material appearance, but on the whole, there is once again a lot of product for very little money. That is (unfortunately) also possible in a different way.
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