I recently realized that I fingertip all of my mice, kind of like a hybrid grip where part of my palm on the right side makes contact with the body. Looking at the mouse from the top it does have quite an ambidextrous shape, it’s a shame the forward and back buttons are only on one side.

We’ve written up the full specs over on our Model O and Model D pages, if you want the whole rundown. First of all, the Model D comes in all new packaging that has been designed to relieve stress from the cable, so it should hopefully be more reliable now. Thanks to the ergonomic shape and innovative, replaceable magnetic side buttons, the Glorious Model I gaming mouse offers the optimal mix of comfort and versatility.The Model D is designed for right-handed usage, helping to reduce the load on the finger when activating buttons and preventing unnecessary movements. These combined allow for outstanding performance, whether you’re playing a fast-paced FPS or making key decisions in an RTS. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. However, it does make some noticeable creaking noises without much pressure applied, and there's some minor flex on the bottom of the mouse. My one concern is that the innards of the mouse are exposed to liquids and debris that could fall in.

So i gave this a go as it seemed to be aimed more at keeping it simple and doing the basics right, rather than costing a fortune and being some nutty shape with a bunch of pointless gimmicks.

The GLORIOUS Model O Wireless and the GLORIOUS Model I are lightweight gaming mice with key differences. It's straightforward and has a clean-looking interface, so it's easy to program macros, reassign buttons, and customize the RGB lighting. In addition to the flexible DPI settings of the high-quality Pixart sensor, the Glorious PC Gaming Race Model O gaming mouse also shines with other values.

Once you have removed all the old skates from the base your mouse, give the surface a clean by using rubbing alcohol (Isopropyl). My glove size is Large (for hand size reference), I play counter strike but mainly use my computer for productivity, and I want it to be wireless. After some pretty serious testing, I found the Model O- to have quite a comfortable, sturdy design although the materials are not what I would normally recommend especially with the plastic feeling quite slippery, however this is offset by the lightweight nature of the mouse. Lastly, I will say the whole ergonomic shape of the Model D is absolutely fantastic for just casual productivity usage on a desktop, but I do still prefer lighter and smaller mice for my FPS goodness.The device on test today is the Model O- Glorious Gaming Mouse, in matte white and weighing just 58 grams. The Logitech is a wireless mouse that's about 10g lighter than the GLORIOUS, and it has a symmetrical shape with two side buttons on the left.

The size of the mouse is for M and L hands, it would be nice if they would also make a model for XL and XXL hands. The body on my unit does not creak, it feels solid, but I do have the same light leak near the bottom as others are experiencing. The Nacon Revolution X Pro is a premium pro Xbox controller that looks quality and feels excellent to use.

I love the driverless nature and sense of performance, and the only weak point is the cable which is not as flexible as the one offered by Glorious.