GLORIOUS Gaming Model O Wireless Gaming Mouse - Superlight, 69g Honeycomb Design, RGB, Ambidextrous, Lag Free 2.4GHz Wireless, Up To 71 Hours Battery - Matte White

If you’ve ever dreamed of holding the lightest, fastest, and most precise weapon in your hands while slaying noobs, the Glorious Gaming Model D Wireless is here to fulfil that fantasy. At a mere 69g, this mouse feels less like a tool and more like a feather that’s been dipped in pure gaming magic. Design and Comfort (10/10) Let’s start with the obvious—this mouse is LIGHT. You might think you’re holding a paperweight at first, and then wonder if you’re about to take flight with it. This mouse is so light, you could probably use it to swat a fly, but, spoiler alert, the only thing you’ll be swatting is your opponents in Call of Duty. The ergonomics are like a cosy little nest for your hand. It’s shaped like it was sculpted by gaming gods who knew exactly how to fit your palm without any awkward angles. The side grips? Perfect. The button placement? Honestly, it’s like Glorious used a 3D model of your hand to get it exactly right. If it had a pillow for your pinkie, you’d never want to put it down. Performance (11/10 - Yes, I’m going above 10) This thing is so fast, it makes the Flash look like he’s stuck in traffic. The 2.4GHz wireless connection is so lag-free, you’ll wonder if you accidentally plugged it into your PC with a magical cable that makes everything instant. It’s a smooth, buttery connection that’s faster than your grandma’s Wi-Fi. And the sensor? We’re talking about a Pixart 3370 sensor that tracks more precisely than your mom when she catches you sneaking snacks after bedtime. This thing is insane—you can flick and swish like a pro, and it will never hesitate to follow your every move. Weight (Weighing In at 69g) You might think 69 grams doesn’t matter, but let me tell you: it matters. It’s so light, you’ll feel like you’re holding air. The mouse glides like a majestic hovercraft across your mousepad, making you feel like you’re one with the matrix. You could be in the middle of a heated firefight, and yet the only thing you’ll be stressing about is how fast you’re moving your hand. Battery Life (No Charging, Just Gaming) The battery life is so good that you might forget you even have to charge it. It lasts for up to 70 hours, which, let’s be real, is about 7 million hours in gamer terms. You’ll never have to pause your gaming marathon to charge it, which is basically like the mouse is saying, "Go ahead, noob. Play until your fingers are sore, I’m good." Glorious Features (or Should I Say Glorious Feels) The RGB lighting? Glorious, as expected. You can make it pulse like a beating heart, or just leave it off and focus on the sweet sweet victory you’ll achieve with your new weapon of choice. The lightweight build makes it feel like you’ve got a racing car in your palm (if racing cars were incredibly good at aiming). Plus, the PTFE feet make sure your mouse glides so effortlessly, you'll think you're skating on butter. Not the cheap, store-brand butter, either. We’re talking the real stuff. Final Verdict (10/10) If you’re looking for a wireless mouse that’s light, lag-free, and just pure gaming bliss, the Glorious Model D Wireless is your new best friend. It’s like they took everything great about a mouse, shrunk it down to perfection, and added some RGB magic for good measure. Whether you're fragging your friends or claiming the top spot in your favourite FPS, this mouse will be with you every step of the way. Buy it, don’t buy it—your choice. But if you don't, just know that you’ll be outperformed by those who’ve embraced the superlight, lag-free glory that is the Glorious Gaming Model D Wireless Mouse. Now go, my friend. Get your game on.

Can't fault this mouse. I had a Model O Wired for a few years before I got fed up of the wire and it was perfect, the sensor performs well and the low-weight build quality was perfect - and it's exactly the same for this except without the mouse wire getting in the way. It's exactly what I expected coming from my old Model O. It's a perfect size and shape (if you're right handed. Buy the Model O if you want an ambidextrous one) which makes it comfortable to use for a long time. The battery life is decent although it takes a big hit if you have all the RBG stuff turned on - without it, you'll get a good few days out of it without needing to plug it in. It also has a pretty good range, I can take it with me when I go to the toilet and still click the 'Accept' when queuing a comp on CS2. The software works pretty well, it's easy to use and the mouse is essentially plug and play. I've had this for a good 6 months now and it still feels new.

The mouse itself is very nice and feel great to hold. The build quality is nice and feels comfortable to use. The software is simple n tbh feels a little limited but ig has everything U need. Basic RGB light control, polling rate management and dpi management. I had an issue updating my firmware but even then the support team was amazing providing a fast response and a solution which worked (manually update firmware via individual executable files) and now it's ready to go. The only thing for them to add would be additional RGB options and RGB management for the middle mouse button. It'd also be nice if this variant had 4000hz polling rate rather than the basic 1000hz but no big deal. Aside from this. The mouse feels amazing. Has a nice amount of management options in the software 2.1 version (don't use 1.0 as it's outdated and a legacy version unless U have issues with 2.1) and is very fit for gaming. 9/10 product 10/10 support team

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.)

I used to own the SteelSeries Aerox 3 Wired, and I honestly thought I wouldn’t find anything better. It was a solid mouse—lightweight, fast, and great for FPS games. But after switching to the Glorious Model O Wireless, I realized there was still room for improvement. Wireless Without Compromise The biggest upgrade for me? No cable. I thought I’d feel some difference going from wired to wireless, but the 2.4GHz connection is flawless this is due to a wireless booster that is wired into pc. No lag, no input delay—it feels just as responsive as a wired mouse, which is huge for FPS games I play like Valorant, CS, Marvel Rivals, and Fragpunk. Lightweight & Smooth The Aerox 3 Wired was already light, but the Model O Wireless at 69g somehow feels even better. The shape is slightly more comfortable for my hand, and the glide is super smooth. It just feels more natural and effortless when aiming and flicking. Battery Life & Customization The 71-hour battery life is insane—I barely have to think about charging. The RGB lighting also looks cleaner and more customizable compared to the Aerox 3, and it doesn’t drain the battery as fast as I expected. Final Thoughts I didn’t think I’d find a better mouse than my Aerox 3, but the Model O Wireless proved me wrong. It’s lighter, just as fast, and wireless without any drawbacks. If you play a lot of competitive FPS games and want a top-tier mouse, this is the one to get. ⭐ 10/10 – No regrets switching so far

Nice package - the mouse looks and feels quality. Buttons, wheel, tracking etc all work well. I have a Logitech G305 which works well enough but I have just never felt fully comfortable with the shape/grip required to use it so decided to give this Glorious Model D Wireless a try.... and while the Glorious mouse wins on ergonomics and feel during the use, I am utterly disappointed in the battery life. Not even close to getting the stated 71 hours of battery life from the built-in and non-user-replaceable rechargeable battery. More like 20-ish hours over a couple of days before the light starts flashing red to show the battery is low and needs charged. In comparison the G305 states 250 hours from a single AA battery and I get at least a good few weeks of useage out of a rechargeable AA before having to swap in a fresh one. I'm guessing all part of trying to achieve the headline "69g superlight" weight, but tbh I'd rather it weighed a bit more and got better battery life as it's spending as much of its time plugged in and therefore being used as a "corded" mouse as it is cordless/wireless... so kinda defeats the point. Such a pity. Might as well save some money and get a corded version, or go for something else if you really want a cordless wireless mouse.

The mouse itself was great and as good as other premium mice in quality, however i had issues with the scroll wheel double scrolling and going the wrong direction and i decided to refund and go for another brand. I was very happy with the mouse and the feel until i had that issue.

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.