It's crazy how far Glorious have come. Just a year and a half ago they released their first mouse, the Model O. Now we have this. Insane. Can't wait to see what they do next!
@@ca9inec0mic58 and Logitech are extremely unreliable, my G Pro Wireless developed double click and the scroll failed in less than 6 months.. you would be better off with G305, you can get 3 of them for the same price and will last you much longer combined..
I had both and ended up returning the Model O. They're both phenomenal mice and performance was no different between the two but for my hand, the Viper's side buttons (while not as nice as the Model O's) were placed slightly farther back on the body so it made pressing them easier without me having to adjust my grip. The decision to keep the Viper was made easier by the fact that the Viper can be found on sale everywhere with or without the dock.
Oh yeah I bought a fake razer deathadder elite on ebay a year ago for £20 thinking it was real and won't be replacing it for another 3 years because European parents don't let me spend money on computer stuff! So excited 😁
@@glaz3900 if you are old enough, try making some money (I know that for European parent, chores are for free,) but try to help them in work or something?
I wish Glorious stuff was more readily available in Canada. Always out of stock from retail stores, can't find on Amazon Canada and their shipping to US from Glorious is way too high at $30 usd considering we are just across the border.
Your videos are the best. I love how you show the shape differences. I have too many mice but might have to try this one, too. I do think Glorious is a damn solid company with what they've released. I really wish more even larger mice were made though, because right now I'm using the Rival 650 due to size. My Corsair mice were big but their QC is an absolute joke on mice. I do love my Rival 650 though.
I love this mouse. I tried like 10-20 gaming mice , Most of which were from razor, Which just wasn't suited to me and hurt my hands sooo much! After getting model O-.. I never needed to search for mice again! My hands don't hurt, This mouse was designed for me, And it's got super cute pink colour! I love it. The DPI options are also really good, you can design them how you like and set what colour it shows at the bottom of the mouse. I used that alot.
Where is that cute orange alien ????? I come here for great content and the cute cat. Great content as always but where is it ??????? Edit : Oh and whats that new monitor on the desk
@@sushimshah2896 I guessed It was a rog monitor by that giant logo on the right back side .Just wanted to confirm coz he said he would switch to the lg one in its review video
Hey Optimum Tech! It's always really fun watching you play VALORANT or Apex Legends in your b-roll. What in-game sensitivity and DPI do you use for VALORANT? Just curious. Thanks :)
I bought a Model O last year. The left click broke after a few months of normal usage. I received a replacement under warranty and had ordered another for my girlfriend. My girlfriends mouse right click has no resistance since we got it. Touching it basically means pressing it. After a few months her wire broke as well. It might sound like we are destructive users, but we have never had problems with previous mice (MX518, G5, FK1 and FK2). My next one probably won't be a Glorious unless they improve their quality.
I mean they usually replace their units and often it‘s just not having luck. The Model O Wireless seems to have improved quality too but I understand your concerns. I had Finalmice and they were absolute shit and I couldn‘t even get replacements. So there are worse options out there.
I have a original Model O got it launch day still no problems after all this time and the thing gets used a lot 4-6 hour gaming sessions every day. But i got my GF the Model O- and the cord broke after about 8 months but glorious sent us a new cord free of charge and haven't had any other issues since. Which is a hell of a lot better service then I got from Final Mouse when my Capetown right click broke and they blamed me and said no warranty for you buy a new one.
My problem is not with the service, but more about the quality. At the time I bought it, I had to import from NA to Europe. Doing returns is a pain. Nowadays they sell it locally, but I still don't like the hassle. I'm not ordering from China, so I'm expecting some decent quality. I feel like at the time of ordering, there was too much demand and they choose to not do a proper QC.
@@DoeIsSlapen when did you buy your model o? If it was last year i did the same and it broke but like last 5 months they improved their cables. And their box design preventing the mouse from getting damaged
Considering it’s price it’s good but considering that it’s honeycombed, it’s heavy, if you remove the side buttons from the viper ultimate it is the same weight without honecombs
impressive. could do it for the new Xtrfy MZ1 (the Rocket Jump Ninja mouse), since Xtrfy said they will never ever make a wireless mouse... A real shame.
@@bjarkibirgisson655 unfortunately, I don't feel safe disassembling a mouse and replacing a PCB. I've never sautered in my life and I don't want to break an expensive mouse.
I really hope CM makes a wireless version of the mm710. I absolutely love the size and shape of it already (as well as the killer price), but wireless is just so convenient.
I wish you reviewed their software if they have one, the mouse hardware is one thing, but some features that come with software are hard to go without.
I've had my Model O since launch and had zero complaints, saw the wireless version and instantly considered a purchase, decided to buy it last night due to my mouse having some slight disconnect issues, might be the cable (sometimes disconnecting for 0.5 seconds or longer during really fast mouse movements). It's time for an upgrade anyway so pretty excited to go wireless.
@@Absum_ personally I can’t aim with it too well for some odd reason maybe I’m too used to my razer mouse but the build quality feels good, battery life is very solid and overall it’s not bad at all maybe if I gave it more time I could aim a bit better with it.
I can feel a 10 ping difference when gaming on a server while traveling. There literally isn’t a world where I would ever consider a wireless mouse again. I’ve tried several high end gaming mice over the last 5 years, and it’s impossible to miss the input lag you find when using them. I can live with that on a headset, but not a mouse or keyboard.
What about the Steelseries Aerox 3 wireless? It is very identical and a bit more expensive. The feature that sold me was that you can switch between a fast 2.4ghz for gaming and normal Bluetooth that gives you 200 hours of battery-life! The shape is also a bit bigger, which is good for me, since i have big hands.
Really wish they would release a model with a little more hump at the back, I like my model O- but yeah claw grip can sometime feel awkward and am forced to fingertip grip
Can only imagine the amount dirt and dust that will build up in the holes though. I'll be trying to get my hands on the G703 this blackfriday, I don't mind heavier mice! _(Get it, 'get my hands on' - since it's a mouse!)_
I’ve been deciding between the model o wireless and the g pro wireless for a while now. There is also the new g pro wireless light speed coming out soon so I feel I’m going to have to go with model o wireless after watching this video
It sounds like an excellent value! The only question I have is if mouse button switches are optical or mechanical. If they are Optical, this seems like the best mouse over all. If they are mechanical, I would have a hard time recommending it given how many mice I have had with mechanical switch issues.
currently sticking with my wired model O, waiting to see if the wireless version has any sort of important launch issues like bad switches or anything, once they've fixed every problem from launch imma get one
As long as they fix their issues with quality control that they have on their other models (e.g. Model D, I had to return mine four times to get one without any defects and know that there are many people with the same experience), this seems like one of the best wireless gaming mice for the price.
idk about everyone else but my glorious model O had horrible mouse feet, could feel every bit of texture on my mouse pad but compared to my viper its like butter.
when friend ask me to buy mouse i always recommend glorious mouses but when they want a wireless one i couldn't recommend any mouse now i am confident to say all the time glorious glorious glorious glorious
wish they made something along the line of the razer lachesis shape and not just making smaller mice to hit that weight target. currently using the G502 and still can get cramps from changing to claw grip
I wouldn't sayy anything just yet as I've been growing tired of mice switches failing within a year or two (Logitech G Pro Wireless and Logitech G305) which is why I'm using the Viper Ultimate. If the switches on the Model O Wireless are of good quality and Glorious will make the RMA process very easy should the switch fail then I can see myself getting one of these. Then again I'm at the point where the Viper Ultimate may be a bit too light and don't care for the gaudy holes on all these new lightweight mice. I guess I'll have to try one out for a month and see.
model O and model D wireless are just better than any other mouse the extra included glides makes it levitate on your mousepad and also 69 grams (; which is just good for everybody and the aesthetics are just ... it looks so fire ngl glorious as a brand is GLORIOUS the only thing i would've liked better is if they covered the honeycomb shape it is so hard to clean , also the side buttons and clicks are so thocky and clicky they are just perfect.
I love the PCGR mice but I wish they made them out of PBT instead. I've had the O and the D and they both went from grippy to a slippery mirror-like gloss in just a few weeks of game time.
I would love to see a comparison of a top end mouse from a decade ago to the ones of today. How much of an improvement has there been in terms of sensor drift, tracking, etc... I know this would be basically impossible for you to test but it's something I would genuinely want to see. My own experience tells me the only difference is that "good" mice have gotten cheaper but the best stuff is about the same. Only differences are of course the pretty neat wireless technologies and manufacturing optimizations. Razer mice always felt finicky, dare I say an acquired taste, and the lightweight obsession the industry seem to make zero difference. Even going from ~90g to 50g made zero difference in performance metrics at the end of the day. I will say it definitely made me try way more flick shots because it was so easy to throw around so it's not like there is no difference. However, it actually made me worse at first similar to what you seem to have touched on a bit with the different shape throwing off your muscle memory. Maybe my play style is the bottleneck here. Increasing the frame time by 2ms made a bigger difference. I can safely say the most important thing is the shape/feel in hand and most importantly being good at the game. Invest in a better monitor and audio instead if you have the cash, preferably an oled if you can afford it. Also honeycomb housings need to die. Absolutely hate them.
Nice review but as a user of high end 100+ € for years I would appreciate a look over the software: over the years I learned to ditch units not only due the shape and design but also sometyimes because while the hardware was good the software and drivers were atrocious.
I had the viper ultimate for a day and returned it . The right side of the mouse didn't feel good in my hand probably due to it being the same on both sides ( ambi) . The right mouse hand only model O felt really good in my hand and my hand is slightly bigger than average. Also buttons felt way better too
I tried out the model O, but hated the shape, and now the model D is my daily and I absolutely love it. as soon as there’s a wireless model D I’ll be buying one.
ive had my model o since launch and i loved the shape, but the real deal breaker is the holes on the surface, i have pretty sensitive skin so they feel awful. I ended up going with the rvu when i wanted a wireless mouse and the step up in quality compared to the model o is very noticeable, and while it is slightly heavier it didn't affect my aim at all and i didnt mind the extra grams. as a fingertip gripper it feels very nice to use.
Even if you're not a fan of the honeycomb, buy and put on the glorious grip tape which only weighs 4g with all the pieces on together and and looks amazing..
until the inevitable dust and dirt accumulate on the surface and edges of the grips lol. and yes i wash my hands EVERY time i use my mouse and regularly clean my desk
Don't you guys also hate when your dandruff falls on your mouse and always grab into it. No more! With the Glorious model O wireless with hexagon holes to catch even the biggest flakes
I am holding out for the Model D wireless... I love the D (yes, and yes). Got a white keeb and a white glorious desk mat - a white Model D Wireless is all I'm missing :)
Gotta say, I have the model D and am not happy with it. It creeks as much as my grandmother did while moving. Switching to a Viper Ultimate at the end of the month
Largely feel the same. Really awesome tech in this mouse but the shape just doesn't do it for me like the XM1 does. Hopefully Endgame Gear makes a wireless model soon as well at about 70 grams or less.
Nice view 2:59 and I only use wired mouse. For me a wireless keyboard or mouse is great when you need to control something where you cannot have wire or several people use the keyboard or mouse and you have to move it. And when you don't have to use it too often, so battery life is great. But for work or gaming, wired is my choice.
How would you compare this shape/size wise with Steelseries Sensei RAW. I've been searching for a new mouse for quite some time and it looks like this is gonna be it...
Dude same! I have the raw, but I honestly found this mouse to be uncomfortable in comparison mainly because of the lack of a hump on the back. Ur defs forced to do a finger tip grip. Keep in mind I got the minus. But I'm gonna return it for the regular model o hopefully that helps. If not maybe I'll have to get a sensei 10
I ended up buying G502 Hero, Lightspeed was too expensive for me unfortunately.. I couldn't find this one anywhere to test the shape and ergonomy, I so played it safe.. Tbh I'm actually satisfied with it :)
Although, I have a Model O- and not the wireless. But Ive been along time Razer mouse user since its first release on the deathadder.. and used it til 2018 took alot out of me to leave razer mouses. but im glad I did. Glorious Mouse really changed up my game.. FOR THE GOOD, BEST MOUSE! GET IT!
At least i know how Logitech G Pro looks now. Thanks! I'm from Russia. Year ago i bought Zowie by BenQ EC2-B from 4Frag for only 5 490 rubles (72$ now) and recently i got Logitech G Pro Wireless by winning in activity contest but not unwrapped box due to some reasons. Zowie EC2-B (new) costs 92$. 1. Someone put box of Zowie EC2-B in recycle bin. It has "feet" in it. 2. I don't know at what price should i sell it.
bought it like two weeks ago when few to none reviews were out. Now theres so many of them saying its a great mouse which makes me even more hyped about it
