Gaming Model O- (Small) Compact Wired Gaming Mouse - 58g Superlight Honeycomb Design, RGB, Pixart 3360 Sensor, Ambidextrous, Omron Switches - Matte Black

A mouse that really feels like it was designed by gamers for gamers. The LED RGB lighting is bright, crystal clear and has plenty of different settings - there's something there for everyone from a single static colour to the aptly named Glorious mode. All settings can be accessed via simple to use software that is far better than anything provided by the likes of Razer. Razer software hogs system resources on start-up and keeps me away from Razer products. The software here is clear, clean and crisp. Even better, the vast majority of people will not need to ever download any software, the mouse works right out of the box and many key setting such as lighting patters, brightness and speed along with DPI etc can be control by the mouse buttons themselves. The mouse tracks clean and true, and in my opinion is perfect for DOTA 2 which involves up to 1 hour frantic online matches. The mouse is light, which cuts down on fatigue but somehow manages to feel substantial and of quality. Branding is discreet and cool as heck. I bought the glossy version which looks amazing on my desk and is surprising resistant to fingerprints while giving extra grip over matt finishes alternatives. This comes with a wonderful light, quality cable in the box but Glorious PC Gaming Race have started selling upgraded cables on their website which are easy to install and look fantastic, offering yet more colour customisation options. I have owned some expensive mice in my time, but I can tell you that both right out of the box and in use this is my favourite of all time. I ordered a matching mouse mat and fabulous wooden keyboard wrist rest at the same time, and everything is of the highest quality. Other manufacturers would be charging twice the price for a mouse and accessories of this quality - I urge you not to fall for the hype and look into this company's products instead.

Decided to buy this as a replacement for my razer viper mini. -Decided not to get the regular sized model o as I feared that since my hand was very comfortable gripping the viper mini, I dont think my it would be comfortable with the regular model o and im glad i got the smaller one as its a perfect size for me. - Although the viper mini is a little bit taller, I dont really mind that the model o- is shorter as I can still grip the mouse well. - Had no problems installing the glorious software and the rgb is nice but I dont care much about it - Double clicking on it works perfectly normal (goes to max 4ms on the debounce time) - The side buttons do feel a little bit worse than the viper mini but their decent - Built quality is alright - I dont agree with the price (60 Euros as of making this review) and its better off being cheaper

This mouse is hands down the best competitive gaming mouse I've ever owned. I have a decent collection of gaming mice, from the deathadder to the g403, g203 to the g Pro wireless etc. This one is has the most comfortable shape for my big hands (21cm by 11cm) I can almost palm grip perfectly, preferred grip is a palm-claw hybrid. The weight difference between a 80-90g mouse and a 65g mouse is very noticable and makes you almost forget about the mouse. It becomes an extension of your arm and helps me focus more on my aim. Bear in mind the mouse is large so if your hands are smaller than mine I'd recommend the model O- which is slightly smaller than the regular model. I like smaller mice myself so despite my big hands I'll be switching to the O- later down the line. One note I'd like to point out is the left and right click seems to be slightly loose on the button hinges, which causes them to shift very slightly from left to right. If you don't mind that then it can be easily ignored as it's not as bad as some other mice (steel series rival 300 sensei 300 rival 600 and even the earlier batches of the g Pro wireless). My recommendations would be to either learn to ignore it, if its always on your mind annoying you then you can put pieces of tape on the same spots I put mine on (a reddit thread shows also how to do a more secure job by disassembling the mouse and putting tape under the buttons themselves) though that voids warranty. You can try your luck and try and refund it for another copy but from my experience you'll most likely get the same issue on the other copy unless you're lucky. You could refund it and get it again after a few newer batches come out. Last point if your mouse has serious loose button issue then don't bother with the tape method and just return it within 30 days of the return period. Same thing if your mouse has slight wiggle issues but they got worse over time. I recommend strong, sticky tape.

Literally an all in one mouse. Super light for what features apply to it. Same shape as the zowie fk1. Similar angle towards the final mouse in points of where theres holes to reduce weight, it makes a massive difference. Scroll wheel is smooth. A little rgb, everyone loves a little rgb come on. The mouse feet make the feel so smooth, the thickness added as well brings support and less chances of anything getting inside the mouse holes. The wire feels like it doesn't exist due to how light it is. The software available offers dpi choices, colors, hz and ms with buttons. Good option to DOWNLOAD the firmware when you get this product, makes things alot easier than just plug and playing. Downsides to this mouse is if you get sweaty hands, its gonna feel sweaty and sticky at points so if you don't wanna feel this, I'd reset and wash your hands pretty consistently. If you don't want to do this, a matte black or white version is available. The other is consistently is cleaning it, if you don't clean this product after a while it'll get easily dirty to the weight inducement in the holes. Overall this mouse is just brilliant. All amazing features into one mouse. Isn't original but its what people have been waiting for.

I've only started buying game mice relatively recently and this is the first one I'm really happy with. I went through: * Razer Deathadder Elite: too large for me. * Logitech G Pro Gaming Mouse: liked the shape, but the right button was way too sensitive and I kept clicking it accidentally (never had this problem with all the cheap mice I used before). * Glorious PC Gaming Race model O (no minus) and minus (this version): preferred the smaller minus version, which so far is perfect! Only minor temporary issue has been that the cable is very flexible and has a rough texture, and sometimes it would drag along my mouse pad and create friction (I actually thought it was a problem with the feet of the mouse, took me a bit to realise where the friction came from). However, that seemed to have gone away after a few weeks of usage. Tip for my fellow mouse noobs: I only learned while researching this mouse that different mouse grips are indeed a thing. I have medium to large hands, but turns out I use a fingertip grip: my palm rests on the mouse pad and I control the mouse solely with my fingertips. I thus prefer a small mouse (at high sensitivity). This explained, once I learned about it, why the Razer mouse above was basically unusable for me. The More You Know!

Been using it for a month now it is very good and has been very good to me , the skates are amazing still to this day , only annoying thing is that I can’t change the rgb because I’m on Xbox but I would recommend buying if your looking for a good gaming experience

My son loves it. No heard any complaints.

I’ve been be given two defective mice with broken side buttons.