Glorious Gaming Model I Wired Gaming Mouse - 69g Superlight, 2 Swappable Buttons, RGB, PTFE Feet, 9 Programmable Buttons, Side Thumb Rest - White

Pleasantly surprised by this mouse. If you're looking for a lightweight gaming mouse with a thumb support, that isn't bloated with a bunch of extra buttons and gimmicky features like a tilt wheel this is the way to go.One of the low rated reviews mentioned their DPI was resetting every time they restarted their PC - this is not an issue for me, it retains all of my settings on PC restart.Another low rated review mentioned that the left and right clicks feel different, and left click had a double click feel to it, this is also not an issue for me. Both left and right click feel solid mechanical clicks.5/5 mouse for me

I just recently switched from the model I wired after having it and using it daily for about three years. So far, the I2 wireless is amazing! I set the lights on 50% brightness during Bluetooth use, and my battery hasn’t drained rapidly at all. Once purchased and fully charged, I used it for a full night of gaming (about 7pm to midnight) then Minecraft until about 1-3am, and woke up the next day to it showing over 70% battery left! So far, the value for money has been phenomenal. (Although a bit heavier than the original model I) this lightweight mouse design is amazing, and fits perfectly in my hand.

If you've bought a Glorious product in the past you know the drill. The mouse itself is great, the ergonomics are much better than the ambidextrous Model O, the sensor is accurate and responsive, the body is super light, and the buttons feel good and stand up to abuse.Unfortunately, as is always the case with Glorious, the software that controls the mouse is awful and janky, sometimes failing at the most basic of tasks like determining what firmware version is flashed on the mouse. If you were thinking of using a third party tool like Piper to handle bindings, think again because under the hood this mouse has half of its buttons attached to an entirely separate device id which prevents them from being exposed to the system or third party programs as mouse buttons. If you have an 80% or smaller keyboard you can work around this by using the awful Glorious software to map them to keys not physically present on your keyboard and use those keys as bindings in games or whatever.If you don't care about any of the above software issues then the mouse is an easy 5/5. It's competitive in performance and comfort with much more expensive mice.

My son loves this mouse! Super responsive, looks great and great for gaming. Lots of extra buttons and features.

UPDATE: I would like to say how good the support at Glorious is. They are responsive, understanding, and helpful. Not every brand can say that, but I appreciate how much they care about their end user.I've tried multiple Glorious mice in the past, both wired and wireless. In the past, connectivity between the mouse and dongle has been an issue. That persists currently, and I had to move my dongle to the front of my PC instead of on the I/O. The battery lasts two to three days whether I turn it off, leave it on. There doesn't seem to be a sleep feature or battery saver when the PC is off. Which brings me to the software/firmware. It is very lackluster and not as easy to navigate as something comparative like Logitech. It's better than Corsair or Razer in my opinion, but far from the best.As for the actual performance of the mouse when it is connected and does have a charge, it does well. It's snappy, the DPI is able to be honed in to your preference, and the buttons feel good to click. It's ultra light, and every button on the mouse is within reach without having to contort my hand.Ultimately, if you don't mind a dongle smack dab on the front of your PC and are willing to charge it overnight or once every couple of days, it's a solid product. I just can't rate it higher for those reasons.

Very disappointing lifespan. I have had this mouse for about 3 months, and it is already developing an constant issue with double clicking. This mouse is not used for 10 hours a day and not in high clicking based games. So I cant fathom why it has already started to show this kind of issue. I bought this mouse as a replacement to a Logitech mouse that had a similar issue, but that was after nearly a year and a half of use.Not sure if I have received a lemon, but it is unacceptable for an issue like double clicking to appear after 3 months of mild/medium usage, especially for a mouse made with gaming in mind. Other than the double clicking, this mouse was great. The software could use work, but the lightness and good battery life were awesome. So the issue makes it that much more disappointing.

So I had initially seen this mouse when it was a wired version. I am personally not a fan of wired mice so I was super excited to see glorious come out with a wireless model.packaging was really nice had everything that you need. The buttons on the side are interchangable depending on your preference. Personlly for me, the buttons that come on it were just fine. tthe extra buttons are included. this mouse is light weight and it shows when you are trying clutch that 1v1 in your favorite FPS game. there is a button on the side that controlls your DPI. all it does is slows down DPI for slower more defined movements for when you are tryiing to get that good snipe.If you are more of a productivity person, the side bottons are good for all your needs. Glorious core is the program that you will have to install on your computer for all the customization from performance settings, rgb control, and mapping of the side buttons. the program itself is really easy to navigate and most will have no issues with it.Before you get ready to use it there is one thing that you should know. when i plugged it in i noticed i was getting some input lag and i was getting irritated. at first i thought i may have gotten a defective product but i tried something before hand. make sure that this mouse is plugged into USB 3.0. anything that isnt that it will not work properly.