GLORIOUS Model O
Connectivity WiredType StandardThe GLORIOUS Model O is an excellent ultra-light gaming mouse that feels very well-built and solid, with a honeycomb-pattern design that places it among the lightest mice we’ve tested. This wired-only model comes with an outstanding cable that’s lightweight and flexible. It has a total of six buttons, including two on the side, and all of them are easily programmable within the companion software. The sensor's performance is also amazing, with a wide CPI range that's pretty consistent whether you move the cursor slowly or quickly. It also has excellent click latency. It has a very comfortable ambidextrous design that’s suitable for any grip style. However, its large body isn’t well-suited for people with smaller hands who may feel more comfortable using the GLORIOUS Model O-, a smaller version that performs similarly.
Build Quality
This mouse feels very well-built and solid, and while it's all made of plastic, it doesn't have any gaps or squeaking parts. However, the scroll wheel may be problematic at times as the rubber moves but not the wheel itself, causing delays when scrolling. It's also worth noting that the honeycomb-patterned holes will likely let dust into the exposed circuit board, though we aren't sure if this will affect long-term durability. If you're not a fan of the open shell and would prefer something with even better build quality, check out the Endgame Gear XM1.
StyleLighting Color RGBThe GLORIOUS Model O has a simple style with customizable RGB lighting along each side, on the scroll wheel, and inside the mouse itself, which shines through its honeycomb pattern holes. There's a logo on the side, but the rest is rather plain. It's available in four colors: glossy white, glossy black, matte white, and matte black. If you're interested in a similarly lightweight gaming mouse with heart and diamond-shaped cutouts instead of the honeycomb holes on the GLORIOUS
The GLORIOUS Model O is an excellent ultra-light gaming mouse that feels very well-built and solid, with a honeycomb-pattern design that places it among the lightest mice we’ve tested. This wired-only model comes with an outstanding cable that’s lightweight and flexible. It has a total of six buttons, including two on the side, and all of them are easily programmable within the companion software. The sensor's performance is also amazing, with a wide CPI range that's pretty consistent whether you move the cursor slowly or quickly. It also has excellent click latency. It has a very comfortable ambidextrous design that’s suitable for any grip style. However, its large body isn’t well-suited for people with smaller hands who may feel more comfortable using the GLORIOUS Model O-, a smaller version that performs similarly.
This mouse feels very well-built and solid, and while it's all made of plastic, it doesn't have any gaps or squeaking parts. However, the scroll wheel may be problematic at times as the rubber moves but not the wheel itself, causing delays when scrolling. It's also worth noting that the honeycomb-patterned holes will likely let dust into the exposed circuit board, though we aren't sure if this will affect long-term durability. If you're not a fan of the open shell and would prefer something with even better build quality, check out the Endgame Gear XM1.
The GLORIOUS Model O has a simple style with customizable RGB lighting along each side, on the scroll wheel, and inside the mouse itself, which shines through its honeycomb pattern holes. There's a logo on the side, but the rest is rather plain. It's available in four colors: glossy white, glossy black, matte white, and matte black. If you're interested in a similarly lightweight gaming mouse with heart and diamond-shaped cutouts instead of the honeycomb holes on the GLORIOUS
