GloriousGaming Model O 2 Wired Gaming Mouse - 59g Ultralight, FPS, 26,000 DPI, Motion Sync, 80M Click Rated Switches, 6 Programmable Buttons, Ambidextrous, RGB, PTFE Feet - Black

Comfortable and precise. I got a logitech 'ergonomic mouse' before and it hurt my hands. This one is flatter (not bulbous) and works well. Very good replacement for my worn out Zeus E2 mouse.Note: you don't need to install software to change (in my case deactivate) the RGB LED stuff. Look in the manual, a combination of buttons can change it.

Exactly what I ordered

Changing my review. Originally I said it was a bad mouse. I didn't realize there was something on the sensor itself which I just had to blow away with compressed air to get it working again.Good mouse, works well. No complaints.

Lightweight and can use with either hand, exactly what I need

I've 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 that's near the cable area. I'm going to get a replacement and hope that I was just really unlucky, but I'm always wary of defects when it's 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.

The first thing that surprised me when I held this mouse was its lightweight design. It was lighter than my current Logitech G305, which was a good thing, as it made me less aware of the mouse while gaming or working. Another positive aspect of this mouse is its larger and more responsive wheel compared to the Logitech G305. I didn't spend much time messing with the settings, but the GLORIOUS Model O V2 mouse was already responding well to my taste. However, you will need to download the Glorious Core software. The link provided under the mouse leads to the Glorious Gaming website with explained settings, but the firmware link is missing. I had to Google it, but since I have the wire model, it worked straight out of the box. The mouse has six programmable buttons, including one where you could set the mouse sensitivity. The user interface for the Glorious Core is pretty intuitive and should make it easy to do keybinding suiting your needs, especially in gaming for extra convenience or speed. I am a casual gamer and don't usually program mouse buttons for my current game (Days Gone), but I could see it becoming necessary in games with more action to control.As for the mouse's wire cord, it is long enough for my needs, as I use the mouse on my desktop plugged into a USB hub. I do not use a mouse with my laptop, so the issue of a non-wireless mouse and wire cord length is not an issue for me.The mouse has RGB lighting, but to be honest, I'm not a fan and found it distracting. However, if RGB lighting is your thing, this mouse would look great for you.Overall, I love the feel of this mouse when working and gaming and would gladly recommend it.

Works great love the size, I have larger hands so works good for me. I'd recommend if you're on the fence on this mouse.

The mouse feels cheap, not the it'll fall apart in your hands but the textures of the material. When you click you can tell it'll deteriorate quickly, the scroll wheel sometimes doesn't work. The dpi button has minimal settings (you can change this on your pc or laptop) it's just a little more inconvenient. While the mouse isn't being touch 1 corner rests off the flat surface as the mouse isn't made right. It's distorted and when you put weight it does an annoying wobble.