Glorious Gaming - Model D 2 Wireless Ergonomic Mouse, Superlight 66g, up to 210 hr Battery Life, 26K Optical Sensor, 6 Programmable Buttons, 80 Million Clicks, FPS, MMO, MOBA, Battle Royale (White)

Excellent lightweight mouse with a very comfortable ergonomic shape. The clicks feel responsive, tracking is accurate, and the wireless performance is smooth with no noticeable latency. Battery life is impressive, and the build quality feels solid despite how light it is. Great for both competitive gaming and everyday use.

Beautiful lightweight mouse. After almost a year of use, my only issue with it is that the DPI adjustment button is in a terrible spot; it's convenient, but it also unfortunately pokes out into the place where my middle finger sits, and I have accidentally pressed it many times. It's quick to cycle through DPIs to fix, but that's annoying to have to do.

So far my favorite mouse to use. It’s lightweight, and to me there’s no noticeable lag when not using the cord

The mouse itself is great. Lightweight, great dpi, buttons are responsive and don’t feel squishy. However, as others have probably mentioned, the software is absolute garbage. Buy this purely for the mouse and not the software, but at this price there are better lightweight mouses on the market.

Extremely light-weight and takes some getting used to. I like the RBG options.

I bought this as I had a Model D Wireless (original). Still works but it was getting pretty old and crusty even after cleaning that I figured I'd go for the newest upgrade. So far, it's been miserable to even use. I've gotten used to using Glorious' "Glorious Core" software and its issues however this time around, it barely works and honestly has done more harm than good with their 2.1 update. I have constant issues with trying to set settings on the mouse and keyboard. With my mouse, it won't stop waking my PC from sleep even after forcing firmware updates on the mouse to get it to stop prompting the USB driver after sleep. I have tried multiple times to change the RGB software to no avail and it is best to just stick with default settings. My Model D Wireless (1) never had these issues and worked perfectly out of the box. Why is it that the second version just went backwards and is overall worse? Feels like the hardware is fine and works but I've noticed lag happen in the mouse sensitivity while connected wirelessly but I can't tell if that's the software stuttering or the actual 2.4 ghz connection. Either way, I'd argue to stay away from this product until Glorious works out the software issues. OR buy the original mouse if you like that one already.

One of the best mouses I have ever had. Though you pay a little more, IT IS SO WORTH IT. The ergonomics of the mouse are perfect it fits in your hand well. The battery lasts long and it is super light which makes it very easy to play a variety of games. I would definitely buy again if I had to, and I would recommend this mouse 100%!

I love the feel of the model d. Its performance is great but man the battery life is absolutely terrible. Plus the software doesn’t even track the battery life properly, it always says 100%. The glorious software is just bad. A shame too because I really like the mouse but it lasts 2 days max and it always feels like it’s plugged in, at which point I might as well use my wired model D.

çok beğendim.kararsızdım,iyiki seçmişim,harika mouse.

形状良い。ライトまあ良い。 大きさも良い、大きめの手にも馴染む。 ドライバーは終わってる。

very good ergonomics, really feels 90% similar to my old Razer Mamba Elite. however, that’s the only good thing about the mouse. first of all, it’s way too light. i get it that lightweight mice are preferred, but when a mouse is too light, you basically have almost no control over its movement. second, the battery is horrible. what’s the point of being wireless when i have to use it with a wire every 48 hours? this thing just doesn’t last, and i even turned off RGB. you either ONLY use it for gaming, and use another mouse for your daily usage, or you just won’t get any type of wireless experience with it. the battery is just not good. wish they added a larger battery and that would contribute to its weight also. third, the sensor. it doesn’t feel right, it’s almost as if the wireless connection is not responsive. even though the dongle is not even 20cm away from the mouse. forth, the software. it’s so limited. the extra buttons have almost no purpose other than strictly gaming. at least with Razer and Turtle Beach, you can program it to pause a song or open a program for example. this doesn’t have any options basically. and fifth, the price. why does it cost €80 - €90? that price is way too high for what this mouse offers. this product is unfortunately a huge flop, but i really wish they could do something better with this exact shape and form. but for now, this is really not it.

Purchased as a gift for my teenage grandson for gaming. He loves it

I have had a glorious model D wired for years and got this as a wireless upgrade. Very light and hard to believe it contains a battery yet feels same as my old wired model. Battery charge is great though on RF it is half the time of Bluetooth which I don't use as Bluetooth does not wake PC and my keyboard is also Bluetooth. I had poor performance with RF with dongle on back of PC but ok when on front port. There is a dongle extender but this needs a USB-C cable to use, which is not supplied so one star off for that. Great mouse though.