Glorious - Model D Series

Mine randomly stops moving the cursor for a second since it went out of warranty. Wouldn't buy again.

Glorious Model D or O.

Sant story for me! Logitech G-series was what I always returned to, into I tried an ultra light, the Glorious Model D totally took over.

My new favourite after rocking Logitech G-series for many many years, is the Glorious Model D or O (depending on your hand size). Fantastic tracking, Ultra Light, all the right buttons and sits like a glove in my hand.

My new favourite after rocking Logitech G-series for many many years, is the Glorious Model D or O (depending on your hand size). Fantastic tracking, Ultra Light, all the right buttons and sits like a glove in my hand.

I started off with a Model O as my favorite mouse. I kept exploring and ended up loving the Waizowl Cloud as my new favorite.

MOUSE!

I'm with ya on all that, but I happen to like the weight. I've only had one mouse (g wolves hati) that was lighter than my model o and I don't think I want to go any lighter, but maybe I haven't tried the right one.

Glorious Model D. Pretty affordable on amazon. I’ve had mine for around 3 years still haven’t had any problems like double clicking and never had any discomfort using it.

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

Dareu a980. _ 3 buttons. Glorious model i (the wireless one is better QC wise). _ 4 buttons. Keychron M7 (M6 has very weird sensor behaviour for unknown reasons, so don't get it, wait for reviews on the M5 first if you want the M6). _ 3 buttons. Swiftpoint Tracer (or Creator or Z2). _ 8 buttons + analog main buttons (Z2 has motion controls). (Discontinued, but old stock is still here and there) Roccat/Turtle Beach kone XP air. _ 7 buttons + scroll tilt. (If you're prepared for fighting Steelseries software, saving the keybinds to the on-board memory, disabling Steelseries software entirely, and then controlling the RGB with OpenRGB) the Steelseries Aerox 9 is mostly ok, not the best ergonomics though and easily the worst performance and weight of all of these. _ 12 buttons + scroll tilt.

I have had a Model O for a long time. It's still working great and it fits my hand. I have large hands and it's nice and light, lots or air so my hands never get sweaty. I use a glass mousepad and it feels great with the standard feet

Logitech G604 has 6 side buttons, but is heavy Razer Naga Hex and Naga Trinity have a circular button layout, but are not produced anymore Glorious Model I has 4 side buttons, and is very light Personally, I'm looking for a lightweight replacement for my G604.

Im going to try the Hyperlight purely based on the tactile feedback of the clicks. I do use a glorious model O- for work and its comfortable enough for me. I spend more time using my Model O- daily vs the Model D- I have on my gaming pc.

Tbh even my glorious model D feels better sensor wise than my gpx XD

Hello, I was in the same boat as you around 4 years ago. Wanted to keep it cheap, and did not care about rgb. I personally found that while keyboard is not insanely important. Mousepad, mouse, and monitor hz is the number 1 things preventing your skill in whatever fps game you play. I say if you invest in a solid mouse (ideally above $30) you can use that mouse for however many years you would like assuming you researched the truth of it. I gravitated towards the Glorious Model O 4 years ago, and just recently ordered the Op1 8k (easily one of the best mouse on the market). As for keyboard I am not familiar, I went ahead and purchased an easy mechanical keyboard. If I were to suggest, Op1 8k, but that is at $85.

The glorious brand is awesome. I currently have a Model D (wired). I lost my expensive ones in a flood not long ago and needed a cheap replacement, so I picked up the model D for 28 on Amazon.

I'll always say Glorious makes great mice for the cost. Love my model o- (medium/medium small hands - mainly FPS player).

I've had a good experience with the glorious model I which is their version of the 502 as well if you'd like basically a lighter 502 (it has an extra button on the side too)

brooo why did i not look at this earlier i bought a glorious model o and i dont realy like it

Same, still doing great with the 40 dollars Model O-

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.

Way too flat and very uncomfortable imo.

Recently replaced my 4 year old model O with >!another model O!

personal preference is glorious model i perfect amount of buttons + placement, great weight and ergonomics

Nice buddy , i the mouse being high quality compared to the keyboard, I have a glorious model D ,it's ergonomic and i really love it's asymmetric design

I’ve tried a bunch of mice -final mouse UL and UL mini -glorious model O -g403 -g203 -death adder -GPro wireless And I still like the g502 best

Biggest misconception about the G502 is that it's made for large hands. While it works for some; myself included cannot use it. It's too damn narrow at the grip. My buddy with slightly smaller hands performs extremely well with it. If you fancy spending a little $$$ for a long term mouse, I recommend the Zowie EC line. Ergo shape, very large, around 70-80g, no extra software needed. I myself searched all over for a good mouse that fit my hand, went through about 40 different mice, and ended up on the "Zowie EC1-CW". I wanted large, not 100g, wireless, don't care for RGB, and more modern performance (negligible), and no additional programs needed to change mouse settings. Another few mice I enjoyed (though heavy) was the Razer Naga, Corsair M65, and (not heavy) G Pro Wireless / Superlight, and Glorious Model D. My hands are 8.25 x 4.5 (If I remember correctly). And I can totally palm the EC1-CW comfortably. It's literally a perfect fit for my hand. They also have different sizes of the same mouse. Also take grip style into account. I'm more a hybrid of Palm/claw. Width was the biggest killer for most mice from my experience. Anything under 63mm grip area width gave me cramps in my hand

I love the shape of the G502, but both the original and Hero versions developed a double-click issue after 2 years of use. I switched to the Glorious Model I since it has a similar shape, and it's been 2 years without any issues so far.

I use a glorious model D and it’s been great ever since the Minecraft days

Thank you for your well written review I relate your hand size and the quest of finding a great mouse that would fit my hands(20.5x12) and claw grip. My mice journey is as follows: My first mouse was a intellimouse then a razer deathadder first gen then a mamba I loved that mouse a lot (hence why I'm hyped since x3 seems like a similar shape) then deathadder 2013 then I had zowie s2, ec1b csgo edition, gwolves sköll, glorious model O, g pro x superlight, endgame gear xm1r(loved the locked it feeling) vaxee np01 I had strain really quick with it then Dav3 didn't like it as I thought. I got a Lamzu Atlantis last year and experienced the same strain as the xm1r 6 months ago I got a Fantech helios 2 pro that I just sold and then the 2 mice I have right now are the Scyrox v8 and the incott ghero pro I'm currently trying to sell the incott to be able to purchase the maya X, do you think I should dig or wait for X3?

Personally I think it is very small, but it's a very clean white and soft to the touch, tail is a bit long though.