Glorious Model O- (Minus) Wireless Gaming Mouse - 65g Superlight Honeycomb Design, RGB, Ambidextrous, Lag Free 2.4GHz Wireless, Up to 71 Hours Battery - Matte Black

This is a review of the “Model D Wireless” gaming mouse from Glorious. This review will be split into 6 parts: SHAPE (how comfortable the mouse’s shape is to hold), BUILD QUALITY (how strong the mouse is built), QUALITY-CONTROL (the margin of error between copies of the mouse), CLICKS (how good the buttons feel to press), GLIDE (how fast the mouse can move on your mousepad), and finally WEIGHT (how much the mouse weighs)Starting off we have shape; the shape of the Model D is a large ergonomic shape with side buttons only on the left side. For this reason, this mouse is meant for people who have medium – large hand sizes and are right-handed. If you are left-handed, I strongly recommend not getting this mouse. If you are right-handed, however the mouse shape feels amazing for palm and claw grip. For me I use a claw grip and this mouse is awesome!Next up the build quality and quality control; the build quality of this mouse is mostly good besides for a little side-play on the clicks and some side button wobble. The mouse does last a while (I’ve been using it for 1 year at the time of making this review) and I haven’t had any big build quality issues. The quality control of Glorious mice has always been lousy according to popular mouse reviewers, but after looking around, asking people and watching other reviews, I think the quality control of the mouse is pretty good.Now to review clicks, glide and weight. The Glorious Model D’s clicks are on the heavier side but they are still easy to repeatedly click. The Model D uses an Omron®️ Mechanical Switches Rated For 20 Million Clicks. The glide is *okay* its not super-fast but it’s not too slow either. If you are a fan of faster mouse feet I think you would be better off buying “after market” mouse feet. The Model D’s weight is 70 grams and is pretty light but recently, mice have been getting below 50 grams easily. The weight is still good though!Onto the final question, “Would I recommend this mouse?” and the answer is surprisingly “no.” However, it’s not because the mouse is bad, in fact the mouse is great, but I would not recommend it because Glorious has made a new mouse called the “Model D 2 pro” which is a lighter version of the model D. If you’re thinking about getting a new Glorious mouse I’d just say get the Model D 2 pro.

Have had this Glorious Gaming Model 0 mouse for about 4 months. I love the size, weight, and overall responsiveness of this mouse. This has replaced my Corsair RGB Wireless Elite as my daily use mouse on my gaming and productivity desktop.The mouse is comfortable, the buttons and scroll wheel are fast and responsive, and the mouse is incredibly smooth. On my 165 Hz refresh monitor, the mouse is extremely snappy and responsive. The light weight of the mouse is also great.I also love the rainbow strip of RGB effects on the side of the mouse. The Zeus face logo on the side of the mouse also looks great. Overall, an outstanding product!A couple of things I don't like..... It has a standard USB C connector. However, they designed the cable with plastic prongs on the side, so this standard USB C cable cannot be used with any other device or vice versa. I wanted to have just one charging USB C cable for my wire free desk surface, but unfortunately, I have to keep two separate USB C wires hidden away on my desk, because the one supplied with this mouse is not interchangable with other devices.The only other issue I have is that there is nowhere to store the USB dongle on the bottom of the mouse or inside the mouse when traveling. Otherwise it is loose and moving around, and I have to carefully put it in a ziploc bag with the mouse so it does not get lost. I have another coolermaster wireless mouse, and there is a small trap door on the bottom of the mouse, where you can stash the USB dongle when not in use. I think Glorious Gaming could do the same.

Best wireless mouse on the market, especially for gamers. This it like half the price of the G Pro Wireless Lite and it doesn't have the same scroll wheel defects that Logitech mice always seem to have. I love this mouse.It is slightly larger than the wired version, though. That's not a bad thing at all, but if you prefer claw grip, maybe the wired version is better?

I purchased this mouse because I wanted to give Glorious a chance as the middle mouse button on my G502 has worn out and that's my primary go to for opening tabs in my web browser. This mouse was on sale for a crazy good price ($30) so I figured I would give it a shot. Not gonna lie I didn't realized until after I ordered that it was the smaller model. I normally have a claw style grip so I thought that a mouse on the smaller side would be alright for me....I was wrong, I found it awkward to handle and constantly thought more about the mouse than my game. I did end up returning the mouse but here's the positives and negatives in my opinion.Positives:Price: I got it on sale $30 so YMMVWireless: It has the same response time as wired as far as I could tell and it included a dongle and an extender with usb A to C cable.Weight: Man coming from the G502 OG wired version this thing is like a piece of paper...its sooo lightweight its crazy. It doesn't feel cheap in the hand either...Skates: The included PTFE skates are slick...they glide sooooo nice!Negatives:I am not a fan of the Glorious software...For the company to sell such premium products like their keyboards for $300 I was shocked at how simple the software was. It didn't have that many options for customizing the RGB as far as modes and the modes offered were worse than my old Razer Blackwidow V2 for 2018...This may be a positive for you as G Hub can require you to be a developer to get it setup just right, but I prefer more options than less.