GloriousGaming Model D Wired Gaming Mouse - 68g Superlight Honeycomb Design, RGB, Ergonomic, Pixart 3360 Sensor, Omron Switches, PTFE Feet, 6 Buttons - Matte Black

This mouse is an excellent choice, especially for users with larger hands, as it offers a comfortable and ergonomic grip. Its lightweight design makes it particularly well-suited for FPS games, while also performing admirably for general use.One of its standout features is its quiet operation, paired with a durable and sturdy build that feels reliable during extended use.When purchased at a discounted price, the value is exceptional. However, at full price, it may not feel as compelling.The only drawback I’ve encountered is the lengthy charging time. For uninterrupted gaming sessions, it’s essential to ensure the mouse is fully charged beforehand.Overall, this is a high-performing mouse that balances comfort, functionality, and quality, making it a strong contender in its category.

I upgraded to this mouse from the Mionix Naos 3200 (152g!), which I used for 4 years. I've been meaning to upgrade for a while, since something has felt off with the 3200 for a while.Firstly, the product is simply but nicely packaged. You get spare feet, some stickers and an instruction manual. Software is downloadable and adds standard stuff for a mouse of this quality like adjustable DPI, configurable lighting and macros. Cable is light and moves smoothly, absolutely no issues whatsoever.I have very big hands. This mouse suits me for fingertip grip perfectly, but big hands can definitely palm or claw it with ease. I imagine it's perfect for claw/palm for medium hands. Small hands may struggle with it. The mouse slides very smoothly. Clicks are precise and nicely weighted. I don't know if it's me but the side buttons are not easily reached, I would like them lower down, which shouldn't be a problem design-wise as they require a firm push to click in. Middle mouse button scrolls quite fast which could be a problem if you need it for precision but I only use it to change weapon in CoD. Again it has a nice click, like the other switches. Sensor precision is massively tangible over the 3200 I was using.After playing a little CoD I loaded up Kovaak's to really test it. I'm not kidding, I literally got new high scores in every scenario. I was blown away. If you are using an old mouse, I can not recommend upgrading enough. I love this mouse. After the initial weirdness of the new shape, it feels amazing. I can't find any faults with it except the minor things above which really are just a matter of taste.

My experience with this mouse hasn't been the best, but not because of the mouse itself.Long story short, I ordered a new mouse, but got sent an used one. I could notice that the box was previously opened, upon arrival. There were scratches and dents all over the outside of the packaging, and fingerprints inside.I was obviously mad about the whole situation, so I got on Amazon live chat and managed to secure a refund while I also got to keep the product, and I can only say fairplay to Amazon Customer Care for this. Bravo!As for the mouse itself, I went and cleaned it with alcohol wipes and made it look brand new. After using this mouse for nearly 5 months, all I can say is I've never used a better mouse before. It's very very light, has a good quality, premium sensor, it fits perfectly inside my palm and also looks very stylish with the fancy RGB lights and the Glorious logo.Battery life is also very good, just make sure you change the RGB lighting to a lower brightness in the glorious app to get the most out of the battery.I've used this mouse in wired and wireless mode and I honestly can't tell the difference. It works flawlessly.Very happy with this purchase. Top quality at an affordable price. Would definitely buy again from Glorious in the future. They've earned my trust with this gaming mouse.

I have been using glorious gaming devices for years now, and I can easily say that they provide some of the most affordable yet competitive peripherals on the market. The maximum 3200 DPI is more than enough for most gamers, and personally, I find 1600 DPI to be perfect for gaming, providing low latency high-accuracy performance. The performance of the model D to the model D wireless (this device) is somewhat comparable, however the freedom from wires is definitely a much needed upgrade to the already tried-and-tested model D, and the overall footprint and dimensions are about the same. The comfort of the mouse is very good, and the lightweight design is perhaps something that takes getting used to for some, however is perfect for most people once you get used to it. The mesh-like design is also very good, allowing for breathability preventing sweaty hands and more. Finally, the battery life (perhaps the most important aspect) is rather average, lasting around a 24h before requiring a recharge for longer gaming sessions (longer if RGB is disabled). however, I do believe that the battery has been losing charge slightly faster than expected (considering battery degradation can be an issue for all wireless devices). (quick add on, I forgot to mention that the model D wireless is perfect for those who already have a model D or similar mouse and are unsure about going wireless, if the battery dies you can recharge it by attaching the provided cable to the front where a wired mouse cable would usually go. This allows you to continue use as before with no real impact on performance.)

The media could not be loaded. I bought this to replace a Logitech g402 mouse and this was so much lighter and fit my hand much better too. You can adjust the rgb settings to whatever effect you want, brightness or turn them off entirely using the software. Cable is long and braided. Has been great for gaming and general productivity use. The software lets you create macros and assign them to any of the buttons too like auto clickers etc. great mouse overall and no issues at all in the time I’ve had it. It can collect some dirt and dust in the holes though as it’s all open