I had a Model D previouisly and the Model Ov2 is immediately familiar. I noticed they got rid of the hexagon pattern and went with just circular holes instead. The sensor is as accurate as ever, the weight super low, the cable slick, etc its a great mouse. The one regression in evolution is the mouse wheel snapping back. It scrolls physically smooth but the pages will occasionally snap the wrong way. It happens probably every few seconds when scrolling down a page it will scroll back up momentarily then back down. I thought maybe itd go away after a few days but its the same as opening day. Theres probably a firmware fix but you gotta install their software suite to do update it. Edit: I updated the firmware and it still had the mouse wheel problem.

My kid just LOVES this, he claims its the best gaming mouse he has ever used. I am not a gamer, so I dont totally get it, he is and does. He says the control is great the shape is great and loves the programmability of it. This was a great purchase.

The price for it is incredible and it is a great quality mouse. Its smooth the buttons are so quiet,

The model 0 is a cheap gaming mouse considering how good it is. Easily replaced my wireless razer and logi mice. I play a lot of first person shooting games like COD and Apex on pc. And this mouse is very comfortable for long gaming sessions. Light weight with long battery

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.

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.

Overall this is a really solid gaming mouse. Part of what makes it so great though is also part of what add to its flaws. So first off it feels great. The mouse is extremely light and its very responsive. My first match using it was a no deaths run which normally it takes time to adjust to the feeling. The RGB is glorious, and its clearly a premium mouse in all of its design. Some of the issues I have are: -The included wire is almost perfect, with the plug-in end having a unique connector that helps it stay in but also makes it harder to get out. Just a standard USB-C works better, which fortunately its compatible with already, but other cables arent going to be as nice as this one. Either way you lose something. -The built-in mouse key commands are distracting. I use the DPI button to control a chat wheel in-game and this is my standard with all mice. Well, holding it down too long makes the mouse flash into battery mode to let me know its charge level. (I thought something was wrong with it at first) Unfortunately this cant be disabled since its like a BIOS command. -Standard bloated software that gets laggy to navigate. Recording macros is particularly laggy. The recommended process for updating the firmware is also a bit excessive. They go with the idea that more is more, when sometimes less is more. If they can reduce the software bloat, optimize the user experience (buttons on the bottom like profile switcher and all of the option controls), and possibly add a second DPI button (my secondary chat wheel) then itd be perfect. Even as is though, still blows away much of the competition and is easy to recommend.

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.

Alot of people think this mouse is for competitive games but its really just for your casual everyday gamer and even has a bluetooth mode for those people who want to use it for work. Its very light, has great tracking, and really nice rgb. People say this mouse isnt as good as the peo because of the weight but I think its just absurd to have a mouse that light. The design is super clean and feels very nice in thr hand, People complain about the holes but they dont bother me. The clicks are nice and crisp, the mouse feels like its made to last and I have no problrms with using it wireless, my rgb is always at 100% and battery life is super well. For a $100 this might be out of price range for budget games but it defidently does not dissapiont and I recommend it if you can afford it, good job glorious youve made another hit.

I am by no means a mouse expert. I just really struggle to see where the value is for this product to justify a price point of $100. It is lightweight and looks great. The effects of the RGB lights are very cool too. Other than that, it did not surprise me in any way, but it does work well. Again, I just dont see what it offers to justify the asking price.