Model D Minus Wired Mouse

Pulsar XLite wired is my current fave after using a wired Model D for two ish years

From what I've owned: 1. Zowie EC2A 2. Vaxee Outset AX 3. Logi G703 4. OG Rival 300 5. Zowie EC1A Honourable mention goes to Glorious Model D/D- Fond memories of using them all 🤝

If you're right handed get a glorious model d or model d- if you have smaller hands. Amazing performance and light weight for an affordable price. You can switch dpi or Programm another function, key or macro on that button. If you're left handed get the model o or o- 😉 Logitech and Razer are way too pricey for their performance. 🤷‍♂️

If you're right handed get a glorious model d or model d- if you have smaller hands. Amazing performance and light weight for an affordable price. You can switch dpi or Programm another function, key or macro on that button. If you're left handed get the model o or o- 😉 Logitech and Razer are way too pricey for their performance. 🤷‍♂️

If you're right handed get a glorious model d or model d- if you have smaller hands. Amazing performance and light weight for an affordable price. You can switch dpi or Programm another function, key or macro on that button. If you're left handed get the model o or o- 😉 Logitech and Razer are way too pricey for their performance. 🤷‍♂️

I have the R1 Pro from VXE which I believe is a sister company or something (they use the same ATK software) but when I tried my old Glorious Model D- I noticed how much nicer the ergo shape felt in my hand so this mouse might be my next one.

Can you go to a local PC store and try any? I absolutely hate the g502 shape and design. For casual gaming I use the Glorious Model O and for competitive the Razer Viper Ultimate.

Logitech g pro wireless. I used to have the g502, also a great mouse. I have the glorious model O, and a few others as well, but I would not recommend any of them over the first two mentioned

glorious model O fits my hand nice

I don't know if they build mice with durability in mind anymore. I average a new mouse each year at this rate. I've owned the G502, Roccat Tyon, Glorious Model O, Logitech Superlight, Superlight 2 Dex, Deathadder V4 pro... One or two others I have forgot about. The only mice on that list that didn't cause me any issues were the G502 & Roccat Tyon. So every lightweight mouse I have owned has developed issues. Just seems to be how these increasingly absurd lightweight mice are. The Superlight decided to develop an annoying double click on one or more buttons, same with the Superlight 2 Dex. I'm permanently done with Logitech after that. The Deathadder V4 is my first ever Razer product, so wish me luck. EDIT: Small rant, but 60-80grams is perfectly fine for a mouse. Why the fuck do they use weight as a marketing thing, nobody needs a sub 50 gram mouse. Using half the materials just screams "I will break much quicker".

I like the shape and build quality of both Glorious Model I and I 2. The software "Glorious Core" is very simple and lacking in the macro department. Those are important to me and I use G Hub's macro options all the time. Many chinese brands have better software, even driver based where you don't have to install nothing.

Noone: Glorious Model O/D/I: What about meeeee? i recommend these. model i is best for drag clicking but it has a high arch. however since its bedwars im assuming short dragging is priority so the model o and d are also great options. also model o and d are 30 dollars less

Noone: Glorious Model O/D/I: What about meeeee? i recommend these. model i is best for drag clicking but it has a high arch. however since its bedwars im assuming short dragging is priority so the model o and d are also great options. also model o and d are 30 dollars less

Noone: Glorious Model O/D/I: What about meeeee? i recommend these. model i is best for drag clicking but it has a high arch. however since its bedwars im assuming short dragging is priority so the model o and d are also great options. also model o and d are 30 dollars less