Glorious - Model O Wireless

Hey! About a year ago I purchased a brand new wireless Glorious Model O and Glorious Desk Mat because it was recommended to me by my brother as a “best for gaming” setup. Few days ago I was watching a ESL CS2 Pro League and noticed literally no one was using Glorious. I started digging a bit deeper and found out that literally nobody is using Glorious in pro league. Wow! I am considering to upgrade my setup as follows, do you think it is a noticeable upgrade? I mostly play CS2 or other FPS shooters or strategy games a bit. • Glorious Model O Wireless -> Logitech Pro X Superlight 2 + X-Raypad Jade Ultra • Glorious Mouse Pad -> Artisan Ninja FX Zero Edit: Went for the smaller version of the Superlight 2, which is the Superlight 2c and so far I can say it’s been exceptional!

Well, I was curious what others have to say. I saw a tons of bad reviews shaming Glorious for bad quality, bad tech etc. Plus, as I mentioned in a different comment, my hands tend to hurt.

I love my wireless glorious model D. $45 at Best Buy rn

All I have to say is don't buy from Logitech, Razer, Corsair, Steelseries, HyperX, or Redragon. They all have planned obsolescence designed into their shells and will break after 2 years of use. If you do have to buy one of these brands Redragon has the highest build quality out of all of them. The Glorious model i is good. The Dareu A980 is good. The Keychron M7 is good (NOT the M6, the M6 has weird glitchy sensor behaviour). Turtle Beach/Roccat is good, however since Turtle Beaxh bought out Roccat they discontinued all mice with more than 2 side buttons, and old stock Roccat mice are all slower than any of these mice (minus the Kone XP air, that one is the last vestige of Roccat before they went the 2 button route). They're insanely expensive, but the Swiftpoint Z (there are multiple versions, all of the wireless versions are goated the old wired one is jank) is also absolutely amazing and the ultimate life-form when it comes to button placement (though obviously it's button placement isn't for everyone, I mean having 6 additional main buttons isn't exactly normal). When it comes to numpad mice, we're SOL and have basically nothing, the Aerox 9 is the best we currently have and it's far from perfect. Hopefully we get more variety in the future!

Yup, and it's a great wireless mouse too! It's just called the model i wireless, Glorious isn't exactly fancy with their names.

Glorious wireless model d can't complain

I second this. Coming from the original D wireless this scroll wheel is a massive downgrade. It feels so cheap, especially the click down on it. Everything else is an improvement so far

i have a roccat kone pro air and its good for butterfly and jitter and drag- but if you jitter/butterfly only there are a lot of better options i think. i also have the model o wireless and both are amazing

I used a glorious model O wireless for 4 years but I’ve been using a gpro super light for the last 2 years. Either I recommend

I finally end with a glorious model D wireless for less than 50 dollars.

If you’re mainly after gaming performance and you use a palm grip, here are some solid picks under $100 CAD: * **Razer DeathAdder line:** A classic ergonomic shape that’s super comfortable for palm grip. The wireless V2 X is usually around $80 CAD. * **Zowie EC series:** Very popular in esports for palm grip comfort. Not always wireless under $100 (depending on sales), but worth keeping an eye out for. * **Glorious Model D Wireless:** Lightweight, ergonomic shape that works well for palm grip, and often goes on sale under $100 CAD.

I have pretty big hands too and i use Glorius model O wireless. It fits my hand and grip perfectly.

Agree with the m700 and Mad G. I went from the Glorious Model O wireless to a Scyrox V8 (awesome mouse but small for my hand) to a Mad G Max and loving it. All of those were considered budget but also have good sensors and quality. You could test out the Mad G Max, and if you like the shape, later down the line, you could upgrade to the Lamzu Maya X since they are identical shape wise.

Imo after playing a Logitech g502, g702, super light, and glorious model O wireless, I still fondly remember the generic HP office laser mouse having the best feel. Imo if you want a sturdy mouse the g502 shouldn't be your first pick (felt way more "unstable" in terms of quality compared to the other mice, and the mouse wheel wobbled worse).

id reccomend a glorious model o wireless or a roccat kone pro air, they have all of those things and they are the best mice ive used before

Before the tariffs, prices been over the top. It's even worse with Ngreedia. My OG superlight was 170..

Idk about upgrade but I’ve had a glorious model-o for going on 5 years with zero issues

Doesn’t need one because it’s wired.

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.

I’ve been using the model o for a while and it’s been great

Something like Model D will fit you really good.

This might not be the best, but I use the model o and it’s been working amazing these past 2 years I’ve had it. I’m pretty sure it weighs like 60g and there is a wireless version too.

For me the best thing I've used is a model o (I play Minecraft PvP fucking sue me) but there's definitely better out there

I use the Model O and it's completely clean, why are your hands so dirty when gaming?

Model d I got big hands and it fits nicely also mmo nice are great. The evga one is pretty large

Closest would be the model i but the size is similar to your zowie mouse assuming that's the ec1a. The model i is smaller.

Yeah that would be the closest thing man

Lamzu Atlantis Mini 4K. I’ve tried the Superlights, the Vipers and even a Model O. I swear by my Atlantis Mini 🙏🏻

Your english is completely fine, but there aint any mouse like this, get like an a70 or a60 for drag or model o v2 for butterfly (both do not fit your requirements). Some good mice are: a60 a70 model o deathadder (cheap but good) gm320 from ant esports (unpopular but insanely good at like $5, even I use it) HyperX Pulse Fire FPS PRO Roccat KAIN Roccat KONE

I have similar hand size. Try the glorious model I. It feels larger than the model o and model d.

I have similar hand size. Try the glorious model I. It feels larger than the model o and model d.

yeah, we got the Aerox 5 and the Model I 2 but those are about it. If a company released a lightweight(ish) 3 or 4 side button mouse, I would leap on it right away. For now, my Model I is being replaced by Viper V3 pro. My hand keeps going to side buttons that don't exist 😭

I have no idea how I started down this rabbit hole, but I am here. I'm currently maining op1we and love almost everything about it, just wish it was a tad lighter. I switch it up with the beast x mini, but the scroll wheel is So stiff for me that its sold alot of games (skill issue, I know) I'm really wanting to try the hitscan hyperlight. Wondering if it might be my true end game 🤔 Tried: Gpx: too big Sora v2: hump is too obnoxious Orochi v2: hump too obnoxious Model o: too cheap feeling, gave to my kid