Glorious - Model D3 Wireless

I just got my brother the d3 and when i held it it felt amazing... assuming theyre simmilar Heres a link to eloshapes to compare the D2, D3, and O3: https://www.eloshapes.com/mouse/compare?p=glorious-model-d3-vs.-glorious-model-d-2-pro-1khz-vs.-glorious-model-o3

I have to agree with someone of these comments. My biggest gripe with glorious is 2 fold. Weight and the scroll wheel. These two new mice are heavy compared to 2025 mice and the scroll wheels are well awful… I’ve had more model ds than I care to mention and all problems with the scroll wheels are 6 months.

Background: I had the Model O2 Wireless Pro for a few days before I ran into the same issues others had in the past (my bad for not doing my research). I returned it and used that credit for a Model D3. Support was great and helped me work on it all night but when nothing worked, they just gave me a return label and helped me ship it back. I had used a few glorious mice for a while including the Model O, Model D, Model O Pros, etc. but I originally always used ergo mice in things like the Rival 310, Intellimouse, etc. so I wanted to go back to ergo. So far the Model D3 Wireless has been pretty nice. Left/Right clicks are solid. No creaking/flexing when pinching the sides. The sensor and skates are super smooth. The side buttons are whatever--I only ever use them to just go back/forward when browsing anyway since I mostly play League and don't need them. Scroll wheel and click is still just "meh" but I think it's a bit better than other versions. I'll have to test the battery life but the swapping of batteries seems nice. I usually prefer heavier mice so this mouse was a perfect weight for me--very lightweight for my standards at least. Handshape was also good for my hands (I think 21x11cm) as I enjoy larger shapes. Hump is somewhat toward the middle. As for the "aesthetics" of the mouse, I never really cared for that bit in general so I can't comment on it, but I think it's nice. Software for Glorious is pretty good and haven't had any problems there yet. I'm slowly readjusting to ergo from ambi, but it'll prob just take a few games on Ezreal to get there. It's a little pricey but so far it feels worth it. sometimes my middle finger hangs off the side of the RMB, but it's built in a way so it doesn't do that annoying clipping of the shell of the mouse which is nice.

Been using GModel D wireless for 4 years and honestly it’s been a challenge to find a mouse that fits my grip as well as that. Gonna try the DEX 2 and some Chinese ones ( Rapoo VT3 max (gen2)) and tried the m900 ultra ( liked it but felt the dpi button on top missing was something I valued, so I returned it)

Really like my glorious Model O, worked perfectly for me, no complaints except for the proprietary USB C port

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

Glorious Model O, but Logitechs are great as well

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".