Glorious Model D Gaming Mouse, Matte White (GD-White)

br>I have medium-sized hands and use a MX Master 2S every day. I love the ergonomics and comfort (palm/hybrid grip) it provides. br>However, there is a signal drop off now and then, which isn't a deal breaker during my productive hours. br>However, during gaming sessions, it becomes a serious problem. br>For a long time, I tried a variety of mice from Razer, Logitech G division, and Corsair to find one that met my comfort and ergonomics requirements. I quickly discovered that wireless from those companies still lacked 100% reliability and were extremely expensive for the newer "more reliable" options. br>br>Wired mice seemed to be the best option, but I couldn't find one that felt right for my hand or grip; mice were either too small, forcing a claw grip, too flat in shape, causing a non-ergo grip, or simply too slippery, wide, or with janky wires. I understand that these are first-world issues, but if you're spending $50 on something, it should feel and function correctly, in my opinion. Thankfully, YouTube recommended a video of a mouse known as the Glorious - D/D, and after reading a few dozen reviews, I decided to give them a chance because I knew I could return them if they didn't work out. br>br>It came in a cute little box and was packaged neatly. When I plugged it in, it felt right in my hand, and the software for controlling lighting and DPI settings is very simple and easy to navigate, and the best part is that once it's closed, it uses very little to no computer resources. 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). br>br>Whereas Corsair's ICUE uses 100 mb of RAM and Razer Synapses uses 70ishMb of RAM all the time. br>br> The wire is of excellent quality and does not drag when used. br>The mouse supports a palm/hybrid grip with an ergonomically sound shape. br>The scroll wheel is useful for games that are tight or heavy, as it prevents overrotation. But it's not the best for web scrolling, especially if you're using a mouse with an infinity scroll wheel (like the Logitech MX Master). br>br>Within 5 minutes of using it, I was impressed and pleased, and I knew it was the right mouse. br>After several hours of gaming, I noticed friction and realized that in my eagerness to test out the mouse, I had forgotten to remove the blue plastic from the mouse's skates on the bottom (face palm). br>I took them out and replaced them with the extra skates that came in the box. br>Wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww I honestly believe I need to purchase a second Glorious mouse as soon as possible in case they decide to discontinue production of this model. br>While it won't be able to replace my MX Master 2s in terms of productivity, I've found the mouse for my gaming sessions for the foreseeable future. I'm crossing my fingers for a long life.

Kamden Zamora

| Oct 28, 2021

Everything has gone well so far; my only complaint is that the skates lost their grip after about a month, which was unfortunate. This was also my first ever nice mouse purchase, and the biggest issue I'm having right now is that the scroll wheel is making the worst squeaking noise, and I contacted their customer service and they were completely unhelpful, so while I'd like to buy another mouse from them, I'm afraid I won't because I shouldn't be having this problem less than three months into the mouse.

Lana CHAMBERLAIN

| Jun 13, 2021

To give you more control over your mouse, it's really light. My hand size is around 3 inches, so the mouse shape is ideal. The width is 5 inches and the height is 7 inches. For a claw grip, measure 5 inches in height. The eye is drawn to beautiful designs. To me, the mouse has it all, and for the price, it's a steal. Coming from using the G-wire, the wire is also top notch, and I barely notice it. professional wireless I'm not sure I'll use another mouse brand in the future.

Callie Valentine

| Feb 16, 2021

(This is an issue that has been reported previously. ) For the few days I had it, it felt great, looked great, and performed admirably. Unfortunately, I was unable to get the Glorious O software to work properly. I was unable to get their software to detect my mouse despite having the most recent firmware installed as well as an additional firmware sent out by the company to address this issue. The message "Device is disconnected" appeared whenever the software was attempted to be started. Despite the fact that I was using the mouse and it was communicating with my PC properly, the software assumed there was no mouse attached. I exchanged emails with their tech support, and their final solution was to film my mouse and computer with the problem to prove it was a problem, and then send me a replacement. Obviously, I wasn't going to do that with a brand new mouse, so I went back to Amazon and ordered a G Wolves Haiti right away. br>br>It's a shame, because the Glorious O Model D was a pleasure to use and performed admirably. However, the lack of ability to customize the DPI and RGB reduces the overall value of the package.

Cason Thornton

| Jun 28, 2021