Glorious Gaming Mouse - Glorious Model D Honeycomb Mouse - Superlight RGB PC Mouse - 68 g - Matte Black Wired Mouse

Amazing design and quality, very comfortable to use. I play on a Mac, so I cant do things like change debounce time or custom lights, but I am very happy with the default lights and this mouse clicks very fast. Very lightweight and glides excellently on mousepad, but sturdy and not cheap feeling. I bought the corded version for better response time and I haven't had any trouble with the cord getting caught up. Very useful for sweaty hands because the honeycomb pattern allows more air flow. Works well at butterfly clicking, and very precise. Had the mouse disconnect once but that was an adapter issue. pricing is excellent, and I would recommend as #1 for any one that asked.

This is easily the best gaming mouse I've purchased, very responsive, smooth, and precise. It is lightweight and it glides a lot which allows it to feel so satisfying to use. Using it for long periods of time does not cause any discomfort. Not that expensive for a gaming mouse either

Excelente mouse 100% original

Mouse still works, bought this at least 2 years ago, It's software is really nice and never had a problem with the mouse itself, though I'm pretty sure by now better mouses exist for the price, I bought it back when it was all hyped.

The Glorious Model D gaming mouse is a lightweight, ergonomic device designed for gamers seeking precision and comfort during extended play sessions. With its honeycomb shell design, it not only looks sleek but also reduces weight without compromising on durability.Overall, I would rate my satisfaction with the Model D at a solid 4 out of 5. This mouse has a lot of great features that cater to gamers, but there are a few aspects worth discussing.Value: The Glorious Model D is priced competitively for a high-performance gaming mouse. Given its features and build quality, it offers good value, especially for serious gamers who prioritize performance.Build Quality: The mouse feels solid in hand. The plastic used is of high quality, and the honeycomb design doesn't feel flimsy at all. It seems designed to withstand the rigors of intense gaming sessions.Grip: The grip is one of the standout features of the Model D. It fits comfortably in the hand, accommodating various grip styles. Whether you use palm, claw, or fingertip grip, this mouse adapts well, making it suitable for long gaming marathons.Comfort: Comfort is crucial in a gaming mouse, and the Model D excels here. The ergonomic shape reduces strain on the wrist and fingers, allowing for hours of uninterrupted gameplay without discomfort.Durability: The Model D has a robust design that feels like it can take a beating. The buttons are responsive and have a satisfying click, which adds to the overall durability of the product.Lag: Here lies my main concern. While I love this mouse for its design and feel, I noticed that the input lag is significantly higher compared to other gaming mice I’ve used. This could be a deal-breaker for competitive gamers who rely on split-second reactions.In conclusion, the Glorious Model D gaming mouse is an excellent choice for gamers looking for a comfortable and well-built device. However, if you prioritize ultra-low input lag, you might want to consider other options. Overall, I recommend the Model D for its many strengths, but be mindful of the lag if you're a competitive player.

I bought the Glorious Model D and so far feel it was worth the money.I use a MX Master 2S everyday and love the ergonomics and comfort (palm/hybrid grip) that it gives having medium sized hands .But there is signal drop off every so often which during my productivity hours isn't a deal breaker.But during gaming sessions it becomes a real issue.I have attempted to find a mouse that checked the comfort and ergonomics boxes for so long, trying options from Razer, Logitech G division and Corsair. I quickly found that wireless from those companies didn't have 100% reliability still and were very expensive for the newer "more reliable" options.So wired mice seemed like the best choice, but I didn't have any luck finding a option that felt right for my hand or grip, mice were either too small and forcing a claw grip, or too flat in shape and causing a non ergo grip or just being too slippery or wide or having janky wires. 1st world problems I know, but if your dropping $50+ on something, it better feel right or function correctly IMO.Thankfully Youtube suggested a video of a mouse called the Glorious -D/D and after a few dozen reviews decided to give them a shot being Amazon I knew I could return it if it didn't work out.It arrived packaged neatly, and a sweet little box. Plugged it in and it immediately felt right in the hand. The software to control lighting and DPI settings is very simple and easy to navigate and the best part it uses very little to no computer resources once it is closed. Where as Corsairs ICUE uses 100+mb of Ram and Razer Synapses uses 70ishMb all the time.The mouse weight 68/69 grams is super nice, the shape was exactly what I was looking for and the holes didn't trigger my trypophobia (anxiety from multiple clustered holes). The wire is high quality and doesn't drag.The mouse allows for a palm/hybrid grip that had great shape for ergonomics too.The scroll wheel is great for games being a little on the tight/heavy side to prevent from over rotation. But isn't the best for web scrolling, especially coming from a mouse with a infinity scroll wheel (logitech MX Master).I was impressed and very happy and I could tell this was the right mouse within 5 min of use.After a multiple hours of game time I noticed friction start to occur and realized in my excitement to test out the mouse I forgot to remove the blue plastic off the skates on the bottom of the mouse (face palm).After removing them, and added the additional skates that came in the box.Wowww! I legit feel I need to buy an additional mouse from Glorious ASAP, in case they decide to stop making this version in the future.I wouldn't say it could replace my MX Master 2s for productivity but I have officially found the mouse for my gaming sessions for the foreseeable future. Fingers crossed on the longevity.

This replaced by HyperX Pulse Fire FPS mouse. Its very comfortable to use, and it is ideal for palm grip users. I see no reason to buy anything else. I used Razer DeathAdder for the longest time, but this mouse feels better. My new favorite.