Glorious - Model O 2 Mini Wired

KB: some Logitech mechanical gaming keyboard Mouse: wired glorious model O

I know what you mean, had few msw break on me. I play mostly fps games and found glorious model O to be a good budget option, only downside it's wired. The wheel feels solid, the middle click is crisp, and it really feels solid for such a lightweight mouse. You can have a look at full specs here [https://progamerworld.com/glorious-model-o-wired-review/](https://progamerworld.com/glorious-model-o-wired-review/)

Glorious model o wired

I have a Glorious 5-button wired mouse that works great with my Win11, Bazzite Linux, and M1 MacBook Pro laptops. Highly recommend. https://a.co/d/3sGJZVM

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Just bought this mouse. It was on sale on amazon, for only $29.45 plus free shipping. Just tested it every thing works, not much complain aside from the rattly mm/scroll wheel. I was so impressed with how light it was, compared to my glorious model D wired which have holes/honeycomb that creeks when I squeeze it. Hopefully the lcd last long though I had devices with this kind of lcd and it doesn’t like getting smack around, only shows current dpi, connection type & battery life which is a plus but totally a gimmick. But for the price plus grip tape, extra skates & charging dock it was definitely a steal.

I don't know why it has to be razer, if you are more open and have time, wait a bit, get the logitech g pro. Got it for 80, wouldn't want to go back. Switched from wired model-o to the G Pro (not the superlight). My wife has some razer gear, but they always tend to make problems for example the headset not outputting sound even tho the system sends it to the headset and just latency in general.

I've used the glorious model-o for years. Really good choice. I would say choose the one where your hand feels the most comfortable if you play long sessions.

Thing is - only you can help yourself there properly, because nobody else has your hands and nobody else feels the way you feel. Do you have problems reaching buttons? Does your hand curl up too much/too little? Are they too heavy? Do you need more or less space to rest your hand on? That's all questions you have to ask yourself. Every hand is unique, so there's only so much help you can get. For me the model-o was the almost perfect fit - it broke i switched to logitech g pro x, it feels very different. For some the g pro x may be the best fit and a model-o may feel weird. What is the thing that leads to you saying "this is uncomfortable"? Size? Weight? Shape?

Bought the normal g pro in january. Been nothing but pleased with it. Switched from the first glorious model-o.

Im late but i dont care. Ive been using the Glorious Model O wired for around 3 years. Never had any problems. All buttons are 100% reactive and accurate, unlike my secondary mouse. scroll wheel feels good and RGB hasn't lost any contrast or died anywhere. It's also quite light and it was hard to get used to using heavier mice on the few occasions it came up, i wouldnt feel the need to go lighter but to each their own.

I've always liked low profile mice and the waizowl cloud xs just does it for me. I was also using the model O 2 mini before.

Let me jot this down while my memory is still fresh. Context: I’ve been testing a few mice recommended for claw grip users with a palm size of around 18cm. From left to right: Lamzu Atlantis Mini Pro – Has a slight middle hump, ideal for those who prefer their mid-palm not touching the mouse. I eventually chose this one as its size and weight fit perfectly for what I was looking for. Glorious O2 Mini – Feels quite similar to the Lamzu Atlantis but has a more ambidextrous shape. Pulsar X2 Crazylight – Out of stock, so I can’t recall the exact feel, but I remember it having a less pronounced middle hump. Endgame XM2 WE – Slightly higher mid-hump, so the palm makes more contact. It’s also larger than the Lamzu Atlantis Mini Pro. Logitech Pro X Superlight 2C – The priciest of the bunch, but it has the best click feel—sturdy and responsive. Very comfortable grip for my palm size, though I skipped it since it’s over 200 SGD here. Glorious O2 – My current mouse, but it feels a bit too large, which is why I decided to look for a change.

Let me jot this down while my memory is still fresh. Context: I’ve been testing a few mice recommended for claw grip users with a palm size of around 18cm. From left to right: Lamzu Atlantis Mini Pro – Has a slight middle hump, ideal for those who prefer their mid-palm not touching the mouse. I eventually chose this one as its size and weight fit perfectly for what I was looking for. Glorious O2 Mini – Feels quite similar to the Lamzu Atlantis but has a more ambidextrous shape. Pulsar X2 Crazylight – Out of stock, so I can’t recall the exact feel, but I remember it having a less pronounced middle hump. Endgame XM2 WE – Slightly higher mid-hump, so the palm makes more contact. It’s also larger than the Lamzu Atlantis Mini Pro. Logitech Pro X Superlight 2C – The priciest of the bunch, but it has the best click feel—sturdy and responsive. Very comfortable grip for my palm size, though I skipped it since it’s over 200 SGD here. Glorious O2 – My current mouse, but it feels a bit too large, which is why I decided to look for a change.