GLORIOUS Model O 2: Wireless Gaming Mouse (White) Triple Mode: 2.4GHz, Bluetooth, USB-C, 26K DPI Sensor, 210h Battery Life, 6 Programmable Buttons, Gaming Accessories for PC, Laptop, Mac, HP, RGB

(205 Reviews)

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  • GamesNSuchReview

    > 3 day

    I used to use a wireless gaming mouse (that i loved) but when its keys started going bad i needed a replacement, enter the glorious mouse! Lightweight, comfortable, accurate and plug and play! Even though the mouse is wired it hasnt dragged me down in any way. This mouse is awesome, 10/10!

  • Lov3lyGracie

    > 3 day

    I was lookin a light mouse and found this after searching for a light mouse. I’m not a gamer so don’t know much about millions brands out there. I just need a lightest one. Found this and ordered it. It was the lightest (to me) ever! I loved the RGB as well. I loved it so much so ordered another one for my office. Oh I bought the wired version.

  • Deven

    Greater than one week

    It works great, super light but solid and moves perfectly. There’s zero lag and the cursor goes exactly where you put it. There’s no jumpiness or darting. Lights are just a fun bonus.

  • Nicholas W.

    Greater than one week

    This mouse is super lightweight and I believe its because its wired and doesnt need a battery. The cable is very lightweight and basically causes no drag when moving it around. Its as if it was wireless.

  • Bryan Jordan-Zamora

    > 3 day

    Ive used the mouse for a little bit and I gotta say that I like the feel of it. I came from a Model I, but I gave up on the Model I2 getting announced any time soon, so I bought the O2 instead. My only gripe with it that has warranted me removing a star would be the plastic defect in my picture thats near the cable area. Im going to get a replacement and hope that I was just really unlucky, but Im always wary of defects when its not like this mouse is brand new anymore. If I do not add an addendum to this post, assume the new mouse is defect-free and I will edit the review to be 5 stars instead.

  • Jordan

    > 3 day

    This mouse is so light it blew my mind. Great responsiveness. My one complaint is it is hard to clean with all the holes in it.

  • g

    > 3 day

    When you first pick it up its like its made of paper. This thing is half the weight of my daily driver (Razer Basalisk). The size and shape of the O2 promotes a palm grip, but a hybrid grip also works fine on it. The quality feels very good to me. The plastic doesnt feel cheep despite its lack of thickness. The button presses are solid both on top and the side thumb buttons. The wheel is not to firm, not to free spining, right in the middle I would say. The cord is a anti kink soft paracord that was pleasing to the touch. The weight saving holes featured on the top of the mouse can also be found underneath. The sliders on the bottom felt right between fast and slow, but are perhaps a bit too slim as this mouse sits very close to the mouse mat (I felt a single grain of sand between the mouse and mat). The RGB looks really good and bright, especially on the white mouse, with color pouring out of the weight reducing holes and well as defusing in other places. I didnt test the software so I can not comment on its performance. I tested in DIview and the latency results were very positive. I also tested this versus my daily driver in AimLabs to see how it affected my head clicking performance. I found the Glorious to be a very strong performer, but I did consistently score a little higher with the mouse ive been using for years. The primary gamer of the house repeated my testing and scored high/prefered the Glorious over a slew of other mice in the house. Overall this is a very good mouse that I can recommend for some people. If you like a larger, light weight, palm grip style mouse, this is a very good choice. I will keep using the Basalisk on my personal computer, but on the family computer, this mouse is now in daily use. My wife and my child (aka primary gamer of the house) both prefer this mouse over our other top tier gaming mice.

  • Gerald Bertram

    > 3 day

    Be sure you like these honeycomb top mice before deciding to pick up this mouse. I am not a huge fan as I like a mouse to feel more solid. That being said the mouse, for me and my larger hands, was actually quite comfortable to hold. Keep in mind the long lasting battery in this mouse is cut in about half if you keep the RGB on and use the wireless mode instead of the Bluetooth wireless mode. Performance is questionable. It is not a super accurate mouse. I should clarify that only people really into gaming, like folks doing gaming for a living, will likely notice the accuracy problems. I am not one but I did notice some issues when playing a particularly heated game of Halo. Its a good mouse for your average gamer but the problem here is that this mouse is not priced as a mouse for your average gamer. Also I encountered some issues with connectivity. It disconnected several times. Considering the issues with accuracy and connectivity this mouse should be priced at around $49. Dont just take my word regarding the performance issues. Just look at some reviews on YouTube. The one from Linus Tech Tips is one that also saw the performance issues. Hopefully this can be something that can be improved with firmware updates but who knows.

  • matt m.

    > 3 day

    Another excellent product from one of my most trusted brands for quality and performance! Great mouse, great feel, lighter than I like, but its made to be that way for those who like a light mouse. It glides so smooth and the response is impeccable. Highly recommend for any one needing/wanting a lighter mouse for gaming. Anything from Glorious is nothing short of actually glorious.

  • Dingus McBingus

    > 3 day

    Its like youre not even using a mouse at all... using a mouse at all... using a mouse at all... I am so used to the big chunky boi mice, my current main mouse is a Razer Naga Pro, and that lad is a BEEFY BOI. This... barely feels like a mouse in comparison. I have been using it for the last couple days and swapping back to my old mouse makes it feel like I am dragging a cinder block around. My initial apprehentions about a honeycomb style mouse, and it maybe not having the best palm feel were instantly evaporated when I felt it in my hand. This mouse is Comfy! It fits perfectly in my relatively large hand. The clicks feel really good too, nice crispy click. The tracking is TOP NOTCH, even when going hog wild flicking back and forth it is stupid accurate. It glides across my desk mat efortlessly, and it is SO light I can move it by blowing on it. Absolute insanity! Compared to other hardware manufacturers software CORE is.. probably the most intuitive I have seen. Beats the heck out of iCue and demolishes the Clown Festival Circus that Synapse is. Setting the lighting and updating the firmware was a cakewalk, zero confusion, done in moments, in and out no problem. And you dont need it in the background hogging your frames either. 10 out of 10 there. The one single Minor, Minute, Insignificant gripe... the side LEDs are a little... discolored if you use white. I like white and orange, and it discolors to a slight orange, so it kinda works for me, but it doesnt look awesome. Any other colors, totally fine. Vibrant and looks good. Only white has that problem. For general gaming, definitely shooters. This mouse is hands down one of the best I have ever used, out of the... 30 or so I have used over the last couple years. Insanely comfortable and light, you barely feel it in your hand, its just like gliding your hand in a almost frictionless glove across a table. No wrist fatigue at all after a far too long gaming session. This is my new secondary mouse for anything that isnt an RTS/MoBA or MMO (gotta have my many buttons). It has won a spot on my desk for sure. Glorious has done it, the most home run of home runs possible to home run. S+++ tier mouse.

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Shape
Symmetrical for Med/L Hands Symmetrical for Med/L Hands Symmetrical for Med/L Hands Ergonomic with Thumb Rest Symmetrical for Smaller Hands Ergonomic for Comfortable Grip
# of Buttons
6 (Remappable) 6 (Reprogrammable) 6 9 6 6
Switch Type
Glorious Switches Glorious Switches Omron Mechanical Glorious Switches Omron Mechanical Omron Mechanical
Weight
68g 59g 69g 69g 58g 68g
Max Tracking Speed
650 IPS 650 IPS 400 IPS 400 IPS 250+ IPS 250+ IPS
Sensor
Glorious BAMF 2.0 Glorious BAMF 2.0 Glorious BAMF Glorious BAMF Pixart PMW-3360 Pixart PMW-3360
Max DPI
26,000 26,000 19,000 19,000 12,000 12,000

Tech Specs

Weight 68 g ± 3 g
Buttons 6
Coverage 2 years (3 if you register it on the Glorious website)
Sensor Glorious BAMF 2.0 Optical
DPI range 100 - 26,000 DPI
Acceleration 50 G
Connection USB-A
Cable Length 6.5 feet
OS Windows, Mac, and Linux (USB Port Required)
Glorious CORE Software Windows 7 or Newer
Max Polling Rate 1 ms (1000Hz) with Motion Sync

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