Glorious Gaming Model D Wired Gaming Mouse - 68g Superlight Honeycomb Design, RGB, Ergonomic, Pixart 3360 Sensor, Omron Switches, PTFE Feet, 6 Buttons - Matte White

Amazing Mouse. The O model is great for ambidexterous use. I previous had an older version of the D model which I feel is a better shape for flat hand FPS Gaming. This O model mouse is the later version (although not the most current version) of what I previous had and I got to say the improvements are great. I'm unsure if it's because I came from D to O but this mouse feels lower than my previous D model and the "croc holes" aren't on MB1 and MB2 which I think is much better design that the old one having the holes on those buttons. The cable as always feel lush and light, I use a Glorious Gaming Mouse Cable holder which imo is essential to have along side these wired mice to help keep that super light cable stay where you want it to stay on your desk intead of pulling off behind the desk. The mouse itself is super light, the MB4 and MB5 buttons on the inside click nicely as does the MB3 mouse wheel button whilst the wheel itself has a nice grip and scrolls nicely. Great mouse for gaming so long are you percision focused and not needing ridiculous amounts of buttons (we have enough keys on the keyboard bro). So it's not an MMO mouse for those macro keys, but this mouse is definitely a top contender for competitive games where the gliding movement and accurate clicks are essential for games like CS:GO and League of Legends. I use this mouse to play everything from League and Valorant to Monster Hunter Wilds, Clair Obscur and general computer use.

I picked up the Glorious Model O RGB Gaming Mouse (Matte Black) and I’m seriously impressed. This mouse not only performs incredibly well, but also looks amazing—making it a great addition to any gaming setup. For the price, the value is excellent. The build quality feels premium, the RGB lighting adds a sleek aesthetic, and it’s lightweight with smooth gliding for fast-paced games. The packaging was solid and everything arrived in perfect condition. The ease of use is top-tier, with a plug-and-play setup that takes no effort. The grip feels natural and secure, even during longer gaming sessions. The size is well-balanced—not too big, not too small—making it suitable for most hand sizes and grip styles. While this is a wired mouse (so no battery life or wireless connectivity to worry about), the cable is lightweight and flexible, causing no drag during use. I give this mouse a full 5 out of 5 stars. It’s a great choice if you're looking for a high-performance gaming mouse that won’t break the bank. It can absolutely elevate both the look of your setup and your gameplay. I highly recommend it

Everything is good, the clicks are crisp and almost instant with 4ms debounce time on the software, the cable is very flexible and you cannot really even feel the cable affecting your gameplay, i was gonna get the glorious model o wireless but I got a really good offer on this, it was actually £11 so idk if anyone can ever find a better deal than that, the sensor is very responsive and accurate, it does not lag at all and with 4ms debounce time i can butterfly click up to 16-20cps in minecraft pvp, great for fps games as well, build quality is great, people complain about that, but in my experience it has excellent build quality, the brightness of the rgb can be changed on the software, very good for the price, since its always cheaper than it should be, even if you spend like £40-£50, and you want good minecraft and fps experience, this is the mouse to go for, unless the wireless version is available. If you want a good mouse for minecraft, this mouse will do better than any razer or logitech mouse, both for butterfly clicking and drag clicking, very happy with my purchase, definitely recommend

Very nice mouse. Compliments my desk space. It's ultra light, comfy to use over long periods of work and gaming and tracks well. I am, however, constantly worried about slight spillages or water droplets when drinking anywhere near the thing as the circuit board is visible through the cut-outs. I am also a bit worried about when it starts to get grimy inside the cut-outs and I have to try and clean it. It is obviously simplified to try and get it as light as possible. It has the two side buttons for better key mapping and macros, as well as the DPI button, which can toggle between 3 predefined, programmable DPI settings. The light that indicates which DPI setting you're currently on is on the underside of the mouse, which won't matter to 99% of people, but there are times where I've accidentally knocked the button and not realised my DPI was too high until half way through a game.

Smooth glide perfect for clicking fast around menus if your computer supports it, fits nice with hand but that entirely depends.

I upgraded to this mouse from the Mionix Naos 3200 (152g!), which I used for 4 years. I've been meaning to upgrade for a while, since something has felt off with the 3200 for a while. Firstly, the product is simply but nicely packaged. You get spare feet, some stickers and an instruction manual. Software is downloadable and adds standard stuff for a mouse of this quality like adjustable DPI, configurable lighting and macros. Cable is light and moves smoothly, absolutely no issues whatsoever. I have very big hands. This mouse suits me for fingertip grip perfectly, but big hands can definitely palm or claw it with ease. I imagine it's perfect for claw/palm for medium hands. Small hands may struggle with it. The mouse slides very smoothly. Clicks are precise and nicely weighted. I don't know if it's me but the side buttons are not easily reached, I would like them lower down, which shouldn't be a problem design-wise as they require a firm push to click in. Middle mouse button scrolls quite fast which could be a problem if you need it for precision but I only use it to change weapon in CoD. Again it has a nice click, like the other switches. Sensor precision is massively tangible over the 3200 I was using. After playing a little CoD I loaded up Kovaak's to really test it. I'm not kidding, I literally got new high scores in every scenario. I was blown away. If you are using an old mouse, I can not recommend upgrading enough. I love this mouse. After the initial weirdness of the new shape, it feels amazing. I can't find any faults with it except the minor things above which really are just a matter of taste.

This mouse has lasted me absolutely ages. I’ve finally retired it now as I was after a wireless but this has done me for many many years. Colours are still brilliant on it, lots of different modes. Haven’t had any problems with it at all, no noticeable delay or anything. It is a bit of a pain to get bits of dust or dirt that have gone inside it but with a few bits of kit you can get them out. Brilliant mouse, definitely worth it.

I fell in love with this mouse at first sight. It is gorgeous and performs extremely well. It's got a top optical sensor, it's got an amazing shape, it's quite light and the cable is better than most other mice, although I still paracorded it. Surprisingly, it does not get very dirty. I've had it for several months and I've basically had to blow through the holes 2-3 times since then. That's all the inconvenience you get from the honeycomb shell. It's minor at worst. The holes in the shell don't feel bad at all, even when palm gripping it. I barely even notice they are there though for some reason I do enjoy moving my finger back and clicking the buttons over the holes instead of at the front, the texture of the holes feels quite nice. It's one of the best you can get, especially at the price. I bought a Razer Viper Mini anyway, but I have no intention of abandoning this mouse, it's just way too good. I am just planning on owning both.