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

This mouse is outstanding, I used to use a full size razer viper mouse which is $20-30 more depending on when you buy it or more than double the price of this mouse if you get the mini. This mouse is incredible for how cheap it is, I'm not like a nerd on this stuff, however 58 grams feels significantly better than other heavier mice, especially on glass pads. I originally got this because the mouse wheel is awful on the razer vipers and is almost unusable, this one has a silicone center with rgb on the sides making it functional and dope looking. I also prefer the skates on this mouse with the larger 4 polygonal corner skates. Probably isn't the best if you are turbo try harding and looking for crazy high polling rates or but it is incredibly practical and feels very nice to grasp.

Pros: Very VERY light. (could also be a con for whoever wants a heavy mouse) Pretty comfortable, I have used this mouse for hours on end without my hand getting uncomfortable. 20 million clicks (depending on damage and how well packaged it was) Manual color changing included but if you want to change denounce time (double click or drag click needs low debounce time ) then you need the software. When you take the blue pads off the bottom of the mouse it really glides smoothly on the mousepad. it works very well on all games and has a very long cord. The cord material is a soft and flexible material, not like a plastic cord on most mice. Cons: The software won’t work on any apple computers so, again, if you want to change anything on the software such as the de bounce time, you need windows. If drag clicks aren’t registering, it’s okay. You can change this on the software. I have a macbook, so what I did was go to a friends house ( he has windows and the software), plugged it into his computer, and changed the settings there. When I brought it back to my house, it worked just as I set it.In terms of price, it’s kind of expensive, but if you’re a gamer or you’re on the computer a lot, then I definitely recommend this mouse. Also, the website isn’t lying when it says it’s the worlds lightest mouse. It really is extremely light. The lighter version and smaller version is the Model O-. The bigger and slightly heavier one is the Model O. The O- is 59 grams, depending on what else you put on it. O is 60-something or 70-something grams. I use the Model O- and it fits just perfectly. Although I am just 12 and have 12 year old hands, so older people might prefer the Model O. I hope this was helpful and possibly swayed you decision one way or another. :))

Here is my complete honest review about this item. I have been a competitive/casual gamer for decades and I have to say this is the best gaming mouse I have used. It’s very lightweight, has a comfortable design, and fits my hand perfectly. I will add some pointers. I have a medium size hand and if I palm the whole mouse ( cover whole mouse with hand) my hand is too big but I use a claw style grip ( use fingertips to click the mouse and bend at the knuckle) and it suits me perfectly. Has very good software to change the RGB and has a easily accessible DPI changing button with an option of 5 to 6 DPI profiles. Needles to say if you are a palm grip player don’t get the minus. Get the full size. The only con I have for this device is Amazon definitely price gouged this item. I paid 100+ dollars to receive this. I totally recommend getting it off their website at only 49.99 It would be worth the wait from the website. Defiantly worth waiting for since it was a 50+ dollar difference. I have a 3 star for value cause of the price difference. It doesn’t have extraordinary features to be priced so high on Amazon’s part. The price point directly from the website is a good price!

TLDR: Lightweight, agile, quick, quality cord, plug-and-play, looks clean, simple software(optional), good RGB customization. Going from a Corsair M65 Pro which weighed in at ~120g, this was a world of a difference. With regards to FPS games, a lighter mouse I definitely the way to go. I also personally bought the matte version btw. A lighter mouse takes less force to accelerate which allows for easier flicks, and also takes less force to stop. On top of this, because it is lighter, there is less friction between the mousepad and the mouse allowing for a smoother glide. The cord is of great quality too. The cord feels almost like a paracord and is very flexible. Because of this, the cord almost never interferes with the mouse. If your table is a little dusty, the black cord will catch some dust pretty easily. However, this is easily wiped off with just your fingers. The mouse was also very easy to use as it was pretty much plug-and-play. There are default sensitivities that are listed in the quick start info that came in the box. If you do however want to customize the RGB and sensitivity profiles and macros, you will have to download their software from the Glorious site. The software is very simple, bug-free, and intuitive allowing for easy customization.

Amazing mouse overall. It’s comfortable, it looks good, the RGB is pretty cool, and the best part is that it works. The front side button fell out but overall it’s awesome. I would recommend this mouse!

Truly a great mouse, especially for gaming, at a great price. I was needing a new mouse and had never purchased any of their products before. I took a chance and purchased the model o- and I feel good about the decision. Shape - I'd describe the form similar to a Razer Deathadder, but smaller and more comfortable. Weight - This thing is light! This may come as a shock to many people who use a basic mouse that is much heavier. Be sure to check if it is the right weight for you. Colors - Its RBG with a bunch of options. Its comparable to Corsair or Razer's customization. Software - All the buttons are customizable with macro creation available. Nothing really missing compared to the competition. Performance - 1000hz polling rate with plenty of DPI. Honestly, its more than enough for my needs. I only play CS:GO or Valorant so 400-800 DPI (eDPI) is more than enough. The biggest thing I would caution new buyers about is buying the right size. I thought the O- would be right for me, but it is a little small. If this one every breaks I will be sure to purchase the O next time. Lastly, verify your preferred mouse weight and if you want a light mouse.

This is my daily driver mouse. Consistent use every day for multiple hours a day, and this mouse is exactly as the day I bought it. Extremely lightweight but still easy to control, this mouse feels effortless to use. Can't recommend it enough for gaming. The software provides many options for lighting and several adjustable dpi levels. Clicks are responsive and tactile. This thing just doesn't miss.

plastic is great and lasts a really long time and it has really good dpi and detection