Glorious Forge Series One PRO Wireless Gaming Mouse – Ultra-Light 49g, 6-Button, 19K DPI, Wired/Wireless, 84-Hour Battery, No RGB, Ergonomic Claw Grip (Vidar Blue)

Upon receiving the mouse, I was immediately surprised with the quality given the horrors of QC issues and generally Glorious' flunk on their mice recently.This model definitely did not disappoint! The price itself was just unbeatable compared to other mice in the industry at the moment, especially when it's only weighing 58 grams. I bought this mouse when it was on sale for 48.99 so keep an eye out!But, of course, a gaming mouse is more than just its weight and price tag. The comfortability on this mouse felt so much better than when I was using the g-pro superlight 1..It's hard to admit but the build quality on my unit of the model d was just way better than the other high quality mice I have. This mouse is fairly similar to the Death Adder v3, so if you're gaming on a budget, or just need an ergonomic feel, and just need something great in your hands, this is definitely a top choice!Just to note: I didn't receive this product for free.

Amazing mouse, won’t ever use another one

This is the ultimate upgrade if you love the Model D. I own the wired Model D and I was a huge fan of it's shape. But, I was in the market for a wireless mouse. When I saw the model D Pro for sale on here I couldn't believe it since this mouse was supposed to be part of a group buy. Long story short, it's super lightweight and the sensor is very precise. Glorious Core software also works very well with adjusting DPI, macros, and other functions. Only downside is no RGB, but that means more battery life of course. As this is the same price as the Model D wireless right now, I'd recommend the Model D Pro if you don't mind the absense of RGB, and want a mouse that is 10 grams lighter!

The battery goes from 50% to dead in one day with minimal use. This is so much worse than other mice from the same brand that I have to assume it is a quality control issue.

For the LONGEST time I was using a Logitech G305 and upgrading to the Model O Pro is a game changer. It’s great for every clicking method. It comes with a cable extensor so I don’t have to have any connecting issues. It’s so light compared to the g305 that I thought the parts were missing. And I can flick so it’s smooths and has no connection issues. There is one issue, the shell can bend slightly but only if you try to bend it.

I have heard horror stories about the product's QC but my unit was perfect. No imperfections, no skipping, just a clean hard-shelled model D. I have used a Model O and Model D before in the past, but started steering clear of Glorious after a lot of their controversy. I am happy that I pulled the trigger on this mouse. I figured I could return worse case, but honestly this is probably my new daily driver.

3370 is ok ,ergonomics,X-y line Staley,so far so good

I owned a model D wired for about a year or 2. The sensor broke from hitting the floor too many times (my fault ofc).But this mouse is totally an upgrade.I paid $50 for the Model D wired a couple years ago, and $80 for this one a few days ago. This is my experience.This mouse is lighter, and somehow has heavier clicks everywhere except for the scroll wheel. It's a lighter click which I like.It has no holes. Having had one with holes for a while I can say I've opened it and cleaned it to the best of my ability, but some of that dirt and debris just doesn't come out.It's wireless.The reason my Model D Wired fell off of my bed so many times was due to me tripping over the wire often. *Don't ask why I was on the bed it was a low point in my life*It doesn't creak like my Model D Wired.The construction seems to be more solid, I cannot actuate the side buttons through the shell body like I could on the Model D Wired.**And now for what I DON'T like about this mouse.**The plastic on this mouse is completely different from the matte finish Model D Wired.It's a scratchier, more textured surface, and for me it made it harder to grip.The left click in particular is very hollow sounding. Not sure whats going on with that but, something worth noting.The right click hangs over the edge of the mouse.This can become uncomfortable if you rest your fingers over there (which most people do)*This was not present on the Model D Wired.*The clicks are considerably louder, a side effect from the material combined with the extra force required to actuate them.The color options are very specific.Now I got lucky on this one, because I happen to have a keyboard that is pink, blue and white. But if you don't, then this mouse would stick out like a sore thumb. With that being said however, I opted for the black one because the other 2 just didn't speak to me. I wish the "Vice" colorway had blue side buttons or something, because the black feels very dominating.All in all If I give the original Model D Wired a 3/5, I would give this one a 3.7/5.I don't totally think it's worth $80, maybe $60-$70.