GLORIOUS Gaming Model D 2 PRO 4K/8K Wireless Gaming Mouse - 2.4GHz, 1ms delay, 4K/8K Polling, 100M clicks, 62g Superlight, Long Battery, 26K DPI BAMF 2.0 Sensor, Ergonomic, 6 Buttons

Love this mouse! Helps me destroy a lot of people in CS2 and CoD. I've had it for almost 2 years now. I thought it was defective at first, because it would disconnect while gaming, but it was just needing the new firmware and/or my windows install needed to be repaired. Not entirely sure why it gets low ratings. Great tracking, weight (feels lighter than advertised), the clicks feel good, and it has lower input latency than most mice in this tier when you use 4k or even 2k wireless, just turn motion sync off! I tried the new Deathadder, and it just doesn't feel as good as this, especially since you can't turn off motion sync with the new DA... Good work Glorious. The optional larger mouse feet are a nice touch and have a slicker glide! I enjoy the liftoff distance being able to go up to 2mm as well, was too low on the DA. I also like the cable being easier to game with while charging than the DA v4 Pro, which was super stiff. OH, the original Core Drivers work better for this than the latest for saving settings (for now).

I've used an original Model D Wireless for many years and "upgraded" to this D 2 Pro when the battery on mine started to die. I really did love the original. This mouse just feels cheap. Everything about it feels like a cheapo off-brand $20 mouse. The sensor is great and the latency is great, but how they packaged that all up together is just bad. The switches are the loudest I have every heard on a mouse and they are optical which makes replacing them with something quieter a little more complicated. Not to mention that they made the mouse basically impossible to open up without breaking. The plastic housing is just smooth, no texture for grip or anything special about it. The led indicator for which DPI mode you're in is on the bottom which is just a terrible design. If this mouse was $20 it would be a five star from me. But even at the discount that I got it at, its a waste of money. I won't be buying Glorious products again after this.

I was once a big hater of wireless mice, but recently the wireless technology has gotten to the point where I can use a wireless mouse with no downside compared to a wired mouse, as they are no longer super heavy. This mouse in particular is basically just a slightly different version of a certain popular snakey DA mouse, but cheaper. The one con I have for this mouse is that the coating could be a little better, maybe have rubberized sides or a slightly gripper coating overall, but it's worked fine for me. I only use this mouse to play CS2 and honestly my aim with this mouse is as good as it's ever been.

Coming from a bloody A70x, at first glance it looks, feels cheap. However after using it for the day its build quality is solid. I’ve heard of people receiving defective products however I did not have that issue. Amazing mouse, however for the value of money at tops it would be a 4/5 stars, super duper easy to set up and use.

First off, the mouse to me feels like an extension of my hand it fits perfectly for what I like and has solid clicks and wheel. If these were it I'd give it a 5. But the software is flaky and I bought one for each computer I have, and one lasted only a few days before it just flat out failed (the mouse). So it's really a mixed bag. Glorious has had QA issues for years and this has not improved with time. It seems like they just use the cheapest sweatshop they can find to make this stuff, and the lack of reliability shows. Like I said I love how it fits my hand and works, when it works, but sadly one of them NEVER worked from the get go and another lasted a few days. That's NOT a good track record so I would buy something else if I had it to do over despite how much I like these when they work. Throwing 80 dollars into the garbage is never a good feeling. Value for the money, I feel shafted. Build quality - meh. Functionality 10 out of 10 when it actually works but frankly that just isn't enough.

The battery life claims it lasts for two weeks on a full charge and it feels more like two days. My middle mouse/side buttons seem very spotty with how it wants to handle being pressed. Sometimes it will double-click, sometimes it refuses to register an input without crushing it hard. The latest firmware update refuses to update and stalls at 1/4th of the way and requires an extra cable that it didn't come with. With how much competition there is with gaming mice, this is unacceptable when a lot of these issues I'm describing should've been figured out 10+ years ago. I will, however, say that the mouse shape and weight is comfortable for me personally, but that's just about all it has going for it.

Justo lo que esperaba, obtuve garantía por parte de la marca, nada malo, buen agarre, buena aplicación de configuración.

Amazing mouse, pretty lighter, way more than the Model O Wireless and Wired, the buttons have a really good quality, the sensor is amazing, great update, nothing to envy to the GPro X which the buttons are not at good, the scroll feels pretty good as the previous ones which I used the Wireless and Wired for more than 3 years and still working perfectly, I used the mouse for 4 hours already, my accuracy feels better 100%, also, 2 years guarantee on box and mine has a 1 year plus if I register the QR code on box