GLORIOUS Gaming Model O 2 PRO Wireless Gaming Mouse - 2.4GHz Wireless 1ms delay, 100M clicks, 57g Ultralight, Long Battery Life, 26K DPI BAMF 2.0 Sensor, Ambidextrous, 6 Buttons, PTFE Feet

This is one of the best drag clicking mice i have ever found. The debounce time is 0 ms which is the best specs for drag clicking. The weight was so light that i didn’t even think there was anything in the box! The PTFE feet make the mouse glide like its on butter with a mousepad. Hands down the best gaming mouse

All of this could and most likely will vary for other copy's of the mouse, but in my experience, the mouse felt very premium, and didn't feel like a toy or cheap material. The only problems I faced with it were that the batter life was horrible; went from 100% to 40% in around 30 minutes of use, the sensor just didn't function well; it would constantly glitch around and just spike in one direction ruining any chance of having good aim in games or having an enjoyable time using it, and the software was a lot worse than the old glorious software I remember; I could find a way to properly rebind my side buttons, as the options it gave we very very limited. Also, the clicks are VERY loud. I understand this is heavily preference but I just felt this was worth mentioning. I did end up returning the mouse around an hour or so after receiving it, due to the problems I faced, specifically with the sensor and software.

I've been PC gaming for over 13 years, I've tried many of mice over the years Logitech g303, G502, G pro, Zowie Fk2 ec2a, multiple death adders, ultralight 2, roccat burst pro air, rocket jump mouse, viper mini, glorious model o, and more I can't even remember, this is hands down better then any I've ever tried it's got like that fk2 shape my favorite shape ever, it has great wireless, it even has an extra reprogamble button which I use the DPI button for page down for actions in game and windows and it's lightweight and wireless best mouse ever imo can't go wrong safe buy

The mouse refuses to track properly when playing any game and constantly disconnects. Worked fine on other apps and browsers which is odd. I loved my Model O and wanted to love this, but it's unusable unless plugged in. Don't waste your money.

Edit 3-1-24: I unfortunately had to take off a few stars because of a consistent issue I've been having. When playing games, sometimes my cursor will spaz out and the sensor will spin out and I'll be looking at the sky. It does this even when I'm barely moving the mouse or not moving it at all. It reminds me of when old sensors used to spin out when moving it too fast, but I'm barely moving it. It only does it once in a while, but it's enough to completely ruin a round in CS2 when I'm trying to clutch. I tried a different USB port and the USB receiver is in the included extender and only a foot from the mouse, so I do not think it is a signal issue. I tried resetting the settings to default in Glorious Core, and no dice. Unfortunately, I can no longer recommend this. I am not sure if it's an isolated incident or a common issue. I may have just gotten a dud. Edit 12-10-25: I was able to fix the spinout/sensor issues by running a firmware update. Increased by 1 star. I've been using this mouse almost exclusively in CS2 for the past few days and love it so far. The shape and weight are perfect for me, and I'm glad it no longer has holes in it while still achieving such a light weight. While this version isn't the 4K version, I have issues with 4K causing game slowdown on my PC anyway so it doesn't matter to me. The sensor is a top-of-the-line variant of the PixArt 3395 made for Glorious and capable of up to 26,000dpi. This uses optical switches instead of Omron and Kailh switches in their previous Model O mice. They feel good, but not quite as crisp and well implemented as those in the latest Razer mice. Side buttons work fine, and the scroll wheel does not seem to have issues with the encoder like my regular Model O2 wireless mice do. Since it does not have RGB, the battery life has been great and I have yet to have to charge it. I played incredibly well in CS2 and I feel like this mouse allows me to perform at my full potential without holding me back. Highly recommended so far!

This is a good mouse to use if you ever wanted a model o but with a light weight and wireless 2.4gh feature. It has a decent coating but not the best which works best with sweatier palms or hands where dry hands it’s still useable but if you have sweaty hands… it’ll feel better. I downloaded the software and did the firmware update and the error ONLY came up when I didn’t have both the dongle plugged in with the mouses usb-c cable also plugged in. For the firmware update to work you have to make sure you have both the dongle plugged in to your system with the cable being plugged into the mouse or it won’t work. I never had any issues with anything else in the firmware. Another thing is that this mouse uses optical switches and the implementation of these optical switches are nice, they feel like razers gen3 optical switches and if you never used them, they feel somewhat similar to mechanical switches and are not hard to actuate. I got the 1k polling rate version due to it being cheaper and there being a full on review and test by Optimumtech on YT with how polling rates higher than 1000 are kind of gimmicks but if you feel it helps you go ahead, just know it might be a placebo effect on you lol.

The Weight of this mouse is super light vs. my other Mouse it's amazing! The comfort it is super nice super small & super nice to hold while gaming. I would totally say it's worth the money for this mouse.

The mouseis comfy and light but th3 connectivity is what ruined it overall. It stops working and the when it comes back it flicks u to a different area on ur screen. The design is clean and very sleek tho. The price is good but there are better mice on the market.

Bağlantısı kopuyor, miss click atılıyor. Bağlantı koptuğunda usb söküp geri takmak yada açıp kapatmak gerekiyor.

It's been about a year since I bought this mouse and it's held up quite a bit. I had the wireless model D before this. The battery lasts long since it doesn't have LEDs all around. The grip is great for FPS shooter games. The mouse glides around my mouse pad pretty good as long as the pad is clean. Very good customization through the app to really dial down what you use it for.

dont buy it after 20 days of usage it started overheating and after an hour of it being used it stops working and u need to restart it

Sehr gute Gaming Maus. Das Spielgefühl und das niedrige Gewicht der Maus sind für den Preis echt gut. Nur zu empfehlen!

El 'Model O 2 PRO' es un ratón de gama alta enfocado al 'gaming', aunque evidentemente es válido para cualquier tarea. Si no eres 'gamer' quizás no te interese pagar su precio, ya que para productividad hay opciones más asequibles y con muy buena calidad, sin embargo si lo vas a usar para juegos, al precio actual de 80€ es posiblemente de las mejores opciones que hay. Un buen ratón comprado en China que tan de moda están ahora, si compras las versiones altas del modelo en cuestión te vas a precios por encima de los 70€ hasta más de 100€, y este Glorious no tiene nada o casi nada que envidiarles, sin contar con algo fundamental: la garantía del fabricante y de Amazon. Al grano, el ratón viene junto a un receptor USB 2,4 GHz, un cable tipo paracord con una conexión al ratón tipo USB-C 'especial' y un amplificador de señal para el caso de que la distancia entre el PC y el ratón no permitan una buena conectividad inalámbrica. Lo primero que sorprende es la ligereza del ratón (57 gr.), talmente parece que está vacío en su interior, sin embargo la sensación que transmite al tenerlo en la mano es el de una estructura sólida y con un tacto agradable. Los 'patines' son de PTFE y cuando mueves el ratón sobre la alfombrilla dan la sensación de que se desliza sobre hielo. El cable suministrado tipo 'paracord' es super-flexible, hasta el punto de que cuando tienes conectado el ratón apenas te das cuenta de ello. El cabezal USB-C que conecta en el ratón tiene una forma especial para proteger el conector ante un posible enganche del cable ante un movimiento brusco, detalle que me extrañó al verlo, pero que a posterior veo como una muy buena idea. Una vez adaptado al peso ultraligero del ratón y a la facilidad con la que se mueve sobre la alfombrilla, las sensaciones al usarlo no pudieron ser mejores. El ratón es un elemento muy personal y lo que vale para unos, puede no valer para otros. La forma del ratón es 'neutra', por lo que valdría para zurdos, aunque lo botones laterales solo están disponibles en el lado izquierdo. Yo tengo una mano de tamaño medio yme encuentro muy bien, a lo que ayuda sin duda su agradable textura que además da la sensación de tener un buen agarre. Los pulsadores son ópticos con buen tacto y la rueda permite un scroll preciso y con desplazamiento estable, nada de movimientos erráticos. El pulsador de la rueda se puede sentir algo 'duro', pero y lo prefiero ya que evita pulsaciones no deseadas. El sensor óptico trabaja genial, llevas el puntero donde quieres con total precisión y suavidad, pudiendo adaptar la velocidad a tu gusto. Particularmente acostumbro a configurar un DPI alto mientras en Windows ajusto una velocidad de puntero baja. Con este modelo tengo en DPI en 3200 y la velocidad del puntero en 4. He leído críticas sobre que no tiene conexión bluetooth y he de decir que tras unos cuatro años con un buen ratón bluetooth (Microsoft Precision Mouse), por experiencia puedo decir que el bluetooth es una conexión inalámbrica mucho más 'quisquillosa' que la tradicional de '2,4 GHz. USB', bien por incompatibilidades, bien por la calidad del bluetooth que tengas. No son raros los problemas de micro-cortes o inconsistencia de la conexión, aunque también es verdad que te puede ir como la seda. Un detalle que mejoraría en este modelo es poner el led de DPI en la parte superior, para no tener que girar el ratón para comprobarlo. En cuanto al software decir que en Windows va sin problemas, que trae un montón de opciones de configuración y que puedes pasar de él perfectamente, ya que el ratón según viene de fábrica va de cine. Un detalle, en mi caso para emparejar el ratón con el adaptador USB 2,34 GHz, tuve que conectarlo al PC con el cable. No se si siempre será así, o el mío fue un caso aislado.