Glorious Gaming Model D- (Minus) Wired Gaming Mouse - 61g Superlight Honeycomb Design, RGB, Ergonomic, Pixart 3360 Sensor, Omron Switches, PTFE Feet, 6 Buttons - Glossy White

The media could not be loaded. Good value for money.PROS and CONS:PROS:- Very ergonomical- Comfortable on hand- Good sounding buttons- Easy to click- Glossy looks great- No grip but stays with your hand- VERY lightweight- Great app- Great braided cable (how is it so lightweight?)- Great and bright RGB- Great color optionsCONS:- Don’t get glossy if you have sweaty hands or usually dirty hands, there will be visible dirt on the mouse- The scroll wheel is a little hard to scroll with- I always see the lights from the inside of the mouse just beaming into my eyes because of the holes on the mouse it’s visible on camera tooOverall, great for the price, especially if you get it on sale.

I upgraded from my old Logitech G502 to the Glorious Gaming Model D-, and it is a huge difference. Even with all weights removed on the G502, this mouse is so much more comfortable and easy to handle. Its lightweight, honeycomb design feels great in my hand and reduces fatigue for long gaming sessions.The Model D- definitely boosted my performance in Rainbow Six Siege. It's super responsive, and the precision has helped me a lot with accuracy and faster reactions. It glides so smoothly on my mousepad-really, I am feeling an improvement in my gameplay.I have had the Model D- for a few months now, and the mouse has had no issues. It felt like, and still does, a very solid and reliable mouse from that first day onwards. In short, the Glorious Model D- should be among the top recommendations if you want to upgrade your gaming mouse.

My kid wrote this for his writing contest “Kaiden AshviniA Very Special MouseThe mouse has little meaning to most, and for many, it’s just a simple handheld tool used to click, scroll, and move a cursor around. But, for me, it’s so much more. To me, the mouse is an extension of my own human hand into a virtual world. Almost like how a skillful writer extends his own creative mind through his pen. And, through the time I’ve owned, precious mouse, it has become truly special to me.This average, ordinary-looking mouse cost me 60 bucks - nothing crazy - and it is certainly not the most expensive out there, but with a smooth, cool grip that fits like a glove, rainbow wave LEDs, an ultra-lightweight honeycomb design, and high-end Omiron switches that register even the most subtle of clicks, it is far from your everyday office mouse.So, after it came in the mail just over half a year ago, it was just a matter of getting used to the silky smooth feel of the Glorious Model D-. And that is what I certainly did. From being barely able to move it, I became a master of my mouse, and now can easily dominate any game I play with my Glorious Model D- at my right hand. So, while it may not be some sort of “god” mouse - as, how is this old, clunker of a device supposed to beat mice that can play the game for you! But, I digress. There may be other, fancier, or special-er mice out there, mice that my friends gloat and brag about. Mice that they say, “are better than the Glorious Model D-” But it doesn’t faze me. When we battle in-game, I still come out on top!At the end of the day, though, I know this mouse is just a metaphor to a crucial lesson: the “Latest and Greatest” doesn’t always mean the best. We can find pleasure and even become masters in even simple, cheap things, such as my mouse. It doesn’t always have to be the rich kid with an extravagant $120 dollar game-destroyer who wins. It could just be an economical Glorious Model D- that comes out on top, just like mine. Or even, someone with a 5 dollar office mouse. It doesn’t matter. But, what does, is the skill behind the machine, and with my trusty companion at my right hand, the virtual world is my oyster!”

Was looking for a new basic scroll mouse, and decided to try the new ultralight style. This O2 mini also offered a slightly smaller size without being a miniature mouse for travel. I have smaller than average hands, so I thought that was worth a shot as well. The smaller size was perfect (for me). Fits my hand slightly more comfortably than my normal gamin mouse. Works perfectly with my Mac and Linux boxes. Adjustable DPI is pretty standard nowadays, but does work properly, and even has a color display on the bottom indicating the current DPI setting. I haven't researched whether the default color varying pattern on the internal LEDs can be easily changed, but it isn't too annoying. Good mouse, exactly what I was after.

Very nice gaming mouse. There may be mice with better specs, but this one feels great in the hand and did not inhibit any part of my gameplay experience. Would definitely recommend this mouse to anyone, but suggest they get the matte finish instead of glossy!Pros: size/shape - perfect for larger than average hands; default RGB lighting doesn't require any sort of computer software to manage OOB; obligatory DPI settings; nice paracord style USB cable that isn't too stiff like some competitor's cables (looking at you, Corsair); very light, but not cheap feeling; incredibly smooth glide - the best ever, IMOCons: the glossy / polished surface can get a little slippery if/when your hands sweat at all - not something I've ever really noticed with the other matte finish mice I use regularly; MSRP - price on sale was reasonable, but I can't see paying more than $50 for any USB mouse in 2024 and this older version (Glorious Model D Wired) doesn't even have the latest PixArt sensor (Keychron sells at least two very good lightweight wireless mice (M1, M3) with the PixArt PAW3395 for $50 MSRP)

Super light weight and fast. The software for lighting and buttons is easy yo understand and is low task. Takes some getting use to, if your use to a clunky corsair mouse and how bad icue is, this will be like going from a vw to a Ferrari. Good bye icue.

A great mouse. I love the flexible cord.