Glorious Forge Model O PRO Wireless Gaming Mouse – Ultra-Light 55g, 6-Button, 19K DPI, 80-Hour Battery, Sealed Shell, No RGB, Ergonomic Claw Grip (Golden Panda)

The Glorious Forge Series One PRO wireless mouse is an exceptional piece of hardware. It's incredibly lightweight, the shape is perfectly sculpted for both comfort and performance, and the wireless connection is flawless with no noticeable latency. The BAMF sensor is top-tier and delivers outstanding accuracy, making it ideal for competitive gaming. Build quality feels premium, and the textured matte finish gives excellent grip. A truly underrated gem that rivals much more expensive mice!

I've never used a lightweight mouse before so my opinion may not matter as much, but for $30 this feels like a steal. The quality feels nice, it feels good to use. The battery life is decent compared to other mice I've had in the past. I like that it has a a charging cable you can hook up the wireless dongle too. Definitely worth the price imo as a budget mouse option.

The mouse at first was really good, before this I used my g pro superlight for 2-3 years. Bought this bc it was very cheap and lighter than my gpro. However after few days of using it, I started to notice a stutter. While playing fps games I noticed that the mouse would stop working for 1-2 ms. I tried every method for the wireless more but nothing seemed to work. However if the mouse is connected via the cable, the stutter disappears. I am so used to wireless mouse that having it wired kinda felt horrible. I am on my 2nd one after returning the first one but it showed the same flaw. So if you plan on using it in wireless mode then be careful, know that this can happen. I believe the issue is either in the wireless usb receiver or something on the board itself for the transmitter.

Previously was using a Glorious Model O Wireless, but the mouse wheel broke and instead of replacing that piece I got curious about other mice. My research led me to this mouse, which has honestly felt even better in my hand vs the model o wireless because it's a touch smaller. My grip is a bit strange, which after doing some research there was chart with grip styles that showed I'm closest to a "Knuckle Claw (MCP Claw) Grip" style, but I put more of my palm on the back end of the mouse. All that to say that this mouse has felt great with my grip style. I haven't tested the wireless functionality very much, so I can't quite speak to the battery life. I imagine it's similar to the model o wireless so I have faith it will last me as long as I need it to. I only go wireless for gaming sessions and I haven't had any issues with the mouse potentially about to die before those sessions end, so that's a great battery life as far as I'm concerned. The quality of the mouse feels great. It's lightweight the way I want it without needing to have holes exposing the interior of the mouse. The value of this mouse was also pretty amazing as I believe I spent just 30 bucks for it which is less than half what I paid for the model O wireless. I basically got the same mouse for less that fits better to my hand, and the color scheme fits perfectly to what I look for which was an excellent bonus. NOW I'm sure you're wondering, after all my glowing points, why I might possibly only give this mouse 4 stars? Unfortunately, and I think this may be common with this particular model since I remember seeing mention about it in previous reviews, there seems to be an issue with the actual triggers of the mouse buttons. The side buttons work as they should and feel nice to press, but I often run into some weird double clicking situations at very random times after only pressing once on the mouse main mouse buttons (though I'm not actually sure if the right click does it). If I could do 4.5 stars I would because besides the random double clicking I actually really love this mouse, but I can't give it 5 stars with the double clicking issue unfortunately!

Great price, great product

I bought this on sale kind of on a whim because it closely matches some of the Razer mouse profiles and it quickly became one of my favorite mice. Primary, secondary, and mouse wheel clicks feel great and consistent. The default PTFE skates have worn well. One of the lightest mice I have without being honeycomb. I would buy again if available.

Upon receiving the mouse, I was immediately surprised with the quality given the horrors of QC issues and generally Glorious' flunk on their mice recently. This model definitely did not disappoint! The price itself was just unbeatable compared to other mice in the industry at the moment, especially when it's only weighing 58 grams. I bought this mouse when it was on sale for 48.99 so keep an eye out! But, of course, a gaming mouse is more than just its weight and price tag. The comfortability on this mouse felt so much better than when I was using the g-pro superlight 1.. It's hard to admit but the build quality on my unit of the model d was just way better than the other high quality mice I have. This mouse is fairly similar to the Death Adder v3, so if you're gaming on a budget, or just need an ergonomic feel, and just need something great in your hands, this is definitely a top choice! Just to note: I didn't receive this product for free.

Sensor issues no matter what surface I play on