GLORIOUS Model D- (Minus) Wired Gaming Mouse - 61g Superlight Honeycomb Design, RGB, Ergonomic, Pixart 3360 Sensor, Omron Switches, PTFE Feet, 6 Buttons - Matte White

My kid wrote this for his writing contest “Kaiden Ashvini A Very Special Mouse The mouse has little meaning to most, and for many, it’s just a simple handheld tool used to click, scroll, and move a cursor around. But, for me, it’s so much more. To me, the mouse is an extension of my own human hand into a virtual world. Almost like how a skillful writer extends his own creative mind through his pen. And, through the time I’ve owned, precious mouse, it has become truly special to me. This average, ordinary-looking mouse cost me 60 bucks - nothing crazy - and it is certainly not the most expensive out there, but with a smooth, cool grip that fits like a glove, rainbow wave LEDs, an ultra-lightweight honeycomb design, and high-end Omiron switches that register even the most subtle of clicks, it is far from your everyday office mouse. So, after it came in the mail just over half a year ago, it was just a matter of getting used to the silky smooth feel of the Glorious Model D-. And that is what I certainly did. From being barely able to move it, I became a master of my mouse, and now can easily dominate any game I play with my Glorious Model D- at my right hand. So, while it may not be some sort of “god” mouse - as, how is this old, clunker of a device supposed to beat mice that can play the game for you! But, I digress. There may be other, fancier, or special-er mice out there, mice that my friends gloat and brag about. Mice that they say, “are better than the Glorious Model D-” But it doesn’t faze me. When we battle in-game, I still come out on top! At the end of the day, though, I know this mouse is just a metaphor to a crucial lesson: the “Latest and Greatest” doesn’t always mean the best. We can find pleasure and even become masters in even simple, cheap things, such as my mouse. It doesn’t always have to be the rich kid with an extravagant $120 dollar game-destroyer who wins. It could just be an economical Glorious Model D- that comes out on top, just like mine. Or even, someone with a 5 dollar office mouse. It doesn’t matter. But, what does, is the skill behind the machine, and with my trusty companion at my right hand, the virtual world is my oyster! ”

Pros: - Extremely lightweight - Comfortable for my hand size - Cable is flexible and does not get in the way or cause much drag - Sensor seems to be accurate, no problem playing shooters with this mouse - Mouse body build quality is top notch Cons: - Cable covering has started to fray after winding it up a couple times a month and tossing it in a bag for commuting. This does not effect performance.

Very good mouse! The lighting is cool, the weight is extremely low, and the design is sleek and looks great. Movement and tracking are incredibly smooth—almost effortless. My only minor wish? A slightly smoother scroll wheel. But honestly, that’s it—nothing major to complain about. An excellent performer overall.

mouse is very good the sensor is awesome you can flick it fast and it will respond good the grip is good its very comfortatble the money you pay for this is good it is also a lightweight mouse its good

I have their gmmk keyboard and been happy about their product quality. So gonna try their mouse for the first time. This is a really lightweight mouse. So it took me time to get used to the weight from my my old Logitech 520. Precious seems alright. Through not a super fans on the design of the RGB. And it would be a lot better if it has option to put weight on the mouse to allow customization for different preferences

This is a Professional wired mouse i feel like.

Works great

I was looking for a small gaming mouse to replace one that died, and I love this. Most standard gaming mice are difficult for me to use, my hands are very small and it slows me down trying to reach the side buttons etc gracefully. This one is perfect size, light, smooth, and looks nice.