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

Bought this initially for myself when it was on offer but gave it to a friend who needed it. Fairly large mouse, suitable for palm grip, scroll wheel felt quality and clicks were responsive. All of the little holes in the mouse weren't an issue, used for weight reduction. RGB lighting popped and was very smooth, pleasing to look at. Very functional mouse. Only issue is that normally the price is quite steep, however the product you receive is of good quality and should last you a long time.

Lasted me about 4 and a half years or so until the cable started acting up and was disconnecting when the movement was too hard, probably something to fix by opening it up. I loved the weight of it, the sensor could handle fast movements and was quick. The cable was nice and light too. Held up very nicely. The matte finish on it would rub out of over the years from wearing and it would become a little shiny so meaning it was slightly less grippy but nothing too bad. Really good mouse.

One day my YouTube recommendations was filled up with videos on this mouse so I decided to see what it was all about.I'm not much of a PC gamer and spend more time on Xbox than PC so I didn't feel compelled to upgrade my prior mouse. However, I kept an eye on it and found a great deal for it on the Amazon Warehouse Deals and I'm so glad I did.The cable is a nice material that doesn't seem to get caught on things. The mouse is really comfortable to use for long periods due to is lightweight and great ergonomic design (for my hands / grip style at least). The skates at the bottom really help it glide on my mat without resistance.The buttons are very clicky and provide a nice tactile response and the scroll wheel is comfortable with the right amount of resistance. From what I understand, this has one of the best sensors available in mice and it definitely translates to gameplay. I have better aim with this than I usually do with a controller on console and my cousins who I usually play with agree (less complaining from them of my gameplay performance too) which is a bonus!The design of it isn't too in your face and doesn't scream GAMER!!! so I could see it working well in an office too. The settings application allow you to turn off the RGB if you want too.To conclude, this mouse is amazing, comfortable and definitely can help aim if you previously had a mouse with a worse sensor. It has a great price point compared to competitors so I can definitely recommend.Click helpful if this helped :)

The mouse in itself is good and I upgraded to a wireless one as I've found it convenient and I needed an upgrade anyway. The battery itself lasts for a good 7-10 hours or so. The connectivity range is also great, but there is an adapter if the range isnt long enough. The mouse itself is very lightweight and somewhat customizeable with lighting options and macros which can help with creative programs or just day to day browsing/gaming.However the only gripes I have with the mouse compared to its wired counterpart is the software. At first I thought Core 2.0 was a decent upgrade from its predecessor however I found the macros to just not work, and changing the dpi to be just confusing (I did figure it out but I havent seen such a poor design for software in a while, not that it looks bad but moving around in it does). The ui can be a bit clunky at times too. This has made me move to the previous version Core 1.0 and the macros work just fine now.The cable can also be annoying at times as its not a normal usb-cable thats plugged into a mouse, its this arched cable which makes it really annoying to put it in. And even if you do plug it in, sometimes it just doesnt recognize the cable so you need to replug it in and then it works.overall, great mouse, been using it for over 4 years and I would recommend it.BUT DO NOT USE CORE 2.0 FOR MACROS.

Played with it for an hour or so in warzone and it feels like I am using my finger to aim. Honestly great mouse. Don't worry about latency while playing wirelessly, it is basically non existent

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 CompromiseThe 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 & SmoothThe 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 & CustomizationThe 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 ThoughtsI 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

very good mousegood software that allows double clicks if debounce time is lowhigh cps achievablevery light

extremely light so that it lifts with each movement. i had this mouse for 15 days before the mouse buttons started to squeak shrilly when used. such poor quality. i can’t for the life of my figure out how this is worth £30, it’s extremely cheap feeling and poor quality.i’m highly surprised by ANY positive review