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

Even though Glorious is not one of the big brands it competes with like Logi or Razor, they are definitely up there on the podium!Sleek honeycomb design makes it extremely lightweight. The oversized body is great for good grips. My partner has small hands and was uncomfortable at first, but you do get used to it, again, because of it's shape and weight! Now she loves it!Ideal for beginners and amateurs of gaming, the quality of the clicks feels very satisfying. Although if you're a pro, you might wanna search for a different, thinner and smaller body. It performs very well and because it is wired you don't have to worry about battery changing.I love the RGB colour scheme on it and the fact you can customize it. You got the extra buttons that are fully recognised by any and all games that I've been playing, which means you can use Shortcuts for like reloading and throwables.The scrolling wheel is very smooth and responsive, and so is the response of your movements, there is no latency at all!I appreciate it, and appreciate the fact that it comes at a relatively acceptable price and they even give you the option to pay in installments should you prefer that.Will definitely purchase more devices from Glorious!

This was a gift for my 13 year-old grandson. Here is his review:The Glorious Model D is an excellent lightweight gaming and desktop mouse. It’s drivers are easy to use and include full customisability when it comes to the lighting and the buttons. As well as this it has an adjustable debounce time and polling rate which came very useful when double clicking for it required little to no weight to click. Overall the mouse certainly lives up to it’s name and is certainly glorious. The only issue one might have is that it is too big, however this is easily avoided by purchasing the Model D - which is the smaller variant.

Needed to replace my trusty Logitech MX518 after a solid 13 years of service.I like the LED configuration of the mouse, however its the cable and the PTFE feet that make this mouse glide on my desk. Feels really good.The D is the ergonomic variant from Glorious and it feels great. You can customise the sensitivity and the colour scheme to fit what you want. Really good looking mouse and is going well so far!

I bought this mouse as it was lightweight and very well priced.Sadly the first model I recieved I had to send back as the left click was very loose. I've since had a replacement and I'm very happy with the performance of the mouse along with the software. However after 3-4 hours of use the right click has started to become loose not to the extent of my first mouse but a small noticeble looseness.Comparing it to my old mouse Logitech G403 was very rigid in design and after owning it for many years is still in great shape. My fear with the Model D is that overtime the lightweight chassis will eventually degrade over time and the left & right click will loosen even more. My feedback to Glorius PC Gaming Race would be to continue to improve the build quality of your mice, otherwise the sensor, design and clicking mechanism are all top notch.Thanks.

As a man with large hands (20x9cm) the Model-O was just too small. I tried the model D and immediately knew this was the mouse for me. The larger side buttons are great and its still extremely light. There is some slight play in the left click, but that's pretty normal from what I can tell from Redditt. The cable is much thinner than the older models and is basically weightless when attached to a bungee.

I was recommended this company through a friend, I usually go with Razer, Corsair etc but this is just as good maybe even better especially for a budget range mouse, I’d highly recommend it. :)

Failed after a few weeks, the switches suck. Avoid.

Nice and light. Great for FPS gamers