I will start off by saying I have only recently started using the honeycomb design lightweight mouse - prior to that I had always used a solid, heavier weight mouse. My current daily use mouse is the HyperX Pulsefire Haste Wireless, previously I used the HyperX Pulsefire Dart Wireless and the Logitech G703 Wireless. I have come to like the lightweight honeycomb mouse design and use it for both gaming and work. The Glorious Model O 2 compares well with the HyperX Pulsefire Haste - the feel of both is very similar, although the shape of the O 2 is a bit more contoured than the Haste, and has a slightly shorter height profile. The button positioning is nearly identical, although the O 2 has much more pronounced ribbing on the scroll wheel. The RGB lighting for the Haste is very minimal, with only the scroll wheel being lit, while the O 2 has RGB lighting inside the honeycomb as well as lit striping along the mouse sides, and coming through the opening for the scroll wheel. I will say that I have not been a fan of most of the recent wired mice, since the cord is often too heavy or too stiff to make it comfortable to mouse, and I would often find myself lifting the mouse up to reposition it away from the cord. The tradeoff for the convenience of no wires is of course battery life. The O 2 wired is different from all the other wired mice I have used in that the cord, which is a high-quality nylon-wrapped wire, is surprisingly lightweight and very flexible, and glides along the mousepad surface just as easily as the O 2 does. After using it for about an hour, I found myself forgetting that it was wired. That is impressive wired mouse performance. Downloading the Glorious control panel software (Glorious Core) was quick, and allowed me to swiftly update the mouse firmware, following the advice of the label found on the bottom of the mouse. Through Glorious Core you can modify the RGB lighting modes, key bindings, dpi and polling rate performance. Comparing performance between the O 2 wired and the Pulsefire Haste wireless, there is no real perceptible difference. Everything I tried with one was nearly identical with the other. The available settings for both are easy to access and change, and both allow multiple profiles to be stored. The biggest difference I noticed using the two was that the scroll wheel performance on the O 2 was just slightly more satisfying with a more grippy, pronouced set of ribs. Conversely, the Pulsefire Haste came with optional adhesive textured side grips that make it easier to keep hold of the mouse, while the O 2 has smooth sides and no included grip options. Beyond these minor differences, it is hard to say that I prefer either one significantly. I am very impressed with the O 2 wired mouse, and I would encourage anyone to give it a try, even if you think you prefer a different mouse profile or dont like wired. You may be surprised at how much you like this one.

Im not going to write a long review or make a video Im sure there is plenty of reviews on this mouse online now. Ill just touch the basics of what make it a great mouse. The wireless tech is perfect no issues at all with latency or anything. Battery life seems great (battery is still going strong days in). Build quality is solid no creaks or side wobble on any buttons, clicks are crisp and feel great. Side buttons are good also. Glorious software is ok but you dont need it to use the mouse so that is a plus for me. The only negative for me is the charging cable, glorious made it a proprietary connector like Logitech or final mouse, instead of being able to use any usb c cable your stuck with their cable. Its not a bad cable, would just be nice to be able to use any cable.

The original Glorious Model O mouse made a name for itself for being the lightest mouse available. Since its release many competitors have come to market that have pushed the weight of the mouse lower and lower. I tried the Razer Viper V2 Pro, which is by far the lightest mouse Ive ever used. I liked it, but its almost too light. I found myself over aiming in games and I also found it difficult to even double click a desktop icon without moving the mouse too much for it to register. Clearly, striking a balance between being light for gaming and having SOME heft for everyday use is challenging and I will argue that there is absolutely a limit to how light youd want a mouse to be. Enter the Model O 2. Its slightly smaller than the Razer, which fits my hand better, and it is a tad bit heavier; but that extra heft makes a lot of control difference - at least it does for me. The mouse is light but sturdy and the left/right buttons have a satisfying click to them. The side buttons are a little stiff but I got used to them quickly and the wheel feels fine. The cord is light and cloth and adds very little weight to the mouse. I was worried the honeycomb design on the back of the mouse would bother my hand but you dont even feel it. The software is a little confusing on their website as they seem to have two you can download. Glorious Core is the current software but the older software is still prominently featured so I had to look up which one this particular mouse needed (Glorious Core). The software itself is fairly straightforward though the UI is a bit clunky and I found I had to hit the save button a couple of times to get everything to save - a minor complaint. Updating the mouse firmware through the software was very easy. Playing games felt very good. I found the resistance was perfect for my play style and was satisfied with the experience. I did go with the wired version of this mouse (thus no battery rating from me) for two reasons: 1) I prefer a wired mouse because I just dont find wireless mice responsive enough no matter what the manufacturers claim (and I dont like having to charge them) and 2) I had heard the Model O 2 wireless version and an issue with its polling and I wanted to avoid that. I experienced no technical issues using this and am quite happy with it. In summary, I would recommend this mouse - especially for gaming. The weight is just about perfect and it fits the hand very well and is comfortable. I like it better than the Razer and will be using it going forward. You can find lighter mice but I think those come at the expense of being able to use your PC to perform basic tasks. I have no complaints with the Glorious Model O 2 wired mouse - 5/5 stars.

This gaming mouse is seriously impressive. It has exceeded my expectations in terms of performance and design. As a hardcore gamer, I was on the hunt for a mouse that could keep up with my fast-paced gaming style, and this one delivers. Lets start with the DPI capabilities. With a whopping 26,000 DPI sensor, this mouse offers unparalleled sensitivity and precision. Its a game-changer for FPS enthusiasts like myself. I can now make those lightning-fast flick shots and track my opponents with incredible accuracy. The lightweight design of the Model O V2 is another standout feature. It feels like an extension of my hand, providing optimal comfort during long gaming sessions. The ergonomic shape fits perfectly in my palm, ensuring a natural and comfortable grip. I can play for hours without any discomfort or fatigue. In summary, this mouse is a game-changer in the gaming mouse market. Its impressive DPI capabilities, lightweight design, customization options, and stunning RGB lighting make it a must-have for any serious gamer.

I love a super light mouse and I always felt it was odd not to have multiple connectivity options. I use a mouse with both my productivity PC and my gaming pc so to be able to swap without a KVM is really great. The feel for this ambidextrous one is good, though I do prefer an ergo, it still fits my hand very well. I have fairly large hands for a woman and Im a palm user, its still long enough that my fingers dont hang over so thats great. The clip-in style of USB C is really great if youre a gamer who wants to play in wired mode but you have your dpi set really low so youre making big sweeping movements - no risk of becoming accidentally unplugged mid-match. Plus you can use the cable as an extender instead which I think is pretty smart design. Overall Im really happy with it. No problems with the Glorious software seeing it so I can customize shortcuts and lights and stuff.

This is a cool-looking mouse that is ridiculously light and super responsive. The perforations and oscillating lights look slick, and the buttons have a satisfying tactile click with a bit of resistance. The cord is long and flexible to the extent that it does not provide any resistance when you move the mouse. Finally, the scroll wheel moves incrementally so it is easy to make small adjustments. And I just removed my old mouse, plugged this one in, and was up and running. Totally satisfied with this.

Quality mouse, it is lighter than some others without any way to adjust the weight but it glides well on my mouse pad. I like the feel in my hand and it fits well even with my larger hand. Im switching to this from Razer and Im happy with it.

This mouse is far better than the first model O the build quality has increase tremendously and doesnt give off the creaking noise after a month of use. The switches in the mouse feel really reactive and smooth. The stock feet on the mouse are pretty good and perfectly fine for pro use and the scroll wheel texture is very unique and rigid unlike a gpro. overall the shape is a bit flatter than a gpro wireless and more like a razer viper mix with a gpro. Its a great mouse for a pretty good price.

I have tiny hands. A lot of wireless gaming mice are too big for me to use comfortably. If this one were any bigger I would have a hard time using the buttons on the side. I do recommend going to the manufacturers site and downloading the software. It lets you control the RGB (in my case the color to match my headset and laptop RGB lights) but you can also program the buttons and DPI. It is pretty light weight as well. Definitely a great wired mouse. The scroll wheel, buttons, and even the movement are very responsive.

Como un ávido jugador de PC, siempre estoy buscando el mejor mouse para mejorar mi experiencia. Después de probar varios modelos de Razer, Logitech y Steelseries, finalmente encontré el Model O V2 , y no puedo estar más satisfecho. El diseño ergonómico y la textura del mouse hacen que sea muy cómodo de usar durante largas sesiones de juego. Los botones LMB/RMB mejoran la precisión, lo cual es esencial en juegos como Call of Duty y Counter Strike. El Model O 2 tiene una vida de batería excepcional y una carga rápida, lo que me permite disfrutar de horas de juego ininterrumpidas. La calidad de construcción es superior a la de sus competidores como Razer y Logitech, ofreciendo un producto duradero y confiable. Las luces RGB añaden un toque personalizado y pueden ser configuradas fácilmente a través del software. Además, el soporte al cliente ha sido excelente, siempre dispuestos a ayudar con cualquier problema o pregunta. En resumen, el Model 0 2 Wireless es una excelente opción tanto para jugadores como para profesionales que buscan un mouse confiable y de alta calidad. Estoy muy contento con mi compra y lo recomendaría a cualquiera que busque mejorar su experiencia de juego.