Customer Ratings & Reviews

it’s probably one of the best mouses i’ve ever used and i’ve used razor all of my time for gaming so switching this makes a big change and it’s just been the greatest change i could do

awesome mouse. my best mouse from around 5 of them that I have to swap from. the lighting is awesome and I like the tracking. using this on a Mac and it works excellent. the tracking on this is way better the Rival 3 wireless from steelseries

Great, perfect Christmas gift for my son. Very light and it’s perfect because you can use wired or wireless.

I recently switched from the glorious model o- (wired) and switched to the wireless version for an upgrade. I love how it comes with everything you need!! From the dongle for the usb, to the cord to connect your mouse! Iv’e had this mouse for about 2 months now, and can’t complain at all. For this I have to give this product 5 stars!

it’s a good wireless option for under 100,i would recommend you wait for it to go on sale tho.

Fairly good build quality on the model I have ( White Honsycomb Shell) but have hear of some QC issues. Beyond that software works fine and boast 76 hours of battery life. If you are looking for something with a tad bit more weight but not to straining Id recommend it. Beyond that that it seems to perform well in most games I played with it as well as Aim Trainers. Clicks are fairly responsive sometimes even misclicking due to sensitivity. Would definitely reccomend as a wireless option sub $100.

Wish the mouse was better. I'm on my third one in under two years as they keep failing. Pros: Very lightweight Good tactile feedback from the scroll wheel Higher quality feet/slides compared to other brands Cons: Small battery Double or triple the length of time to charge compared to other brands Horrendous software Faulty design with the scroll wheel This is by far my favorite mouse that I have used to date for gaming, however, on top of the inevitable failures that occur in under a year it also has drawbacks that make it downright annoying to use. To get the mouse to be as light as it is they had to use an incredibly small battery. One of my previous mice (G903 I believe) had a battery that would last for nearly a month with heavy usage. This mouse seems to last for a few days at most. The software won't connect to the mouse to show the correct battery percentage until you plug it in so you will be in the middle of something and then the lights on the mouse will change to red to indicate that it is about to die. When you have a smaller battery you obviously need to charge it more often. This was a trade off I was fine with since the mouse was extremely light. Usually, when you have such a small battery, charging takes a lot less time. Somehow that is not the case with this mouse. Despite the small battery, it still takes as long, if not longer, to charge than just about any of my previous mice that had larger batteries and slower charging ports. The software is an absolute joke. As stated previously, the real time stats of the mouse don't show in the software unless the wireless mouse is plugged in, thus defeating the purpose of a wireless mouse. None of the previous wireless mice that I have owned have had any issues showing real time stats while not being plugged in. The site to get the software isn't great either. When I originally got the first mouse, the site was overly complicated to navigate and the software that comes up for the mouse isn't even the right one. I ended up having to go to Reddit to find a link to the correct software to configure and control the mouse. After a few months, the software just stopped working completely and wouldn't even launch. When trying to start it up it would just throw an error. The software also didn't show as being installed but wouldn't let me run the installer because it detected an install. Despite the above flaws I was willing to overlook everything and continue to use this mouse. I can live with bad software as I rarely touch it once I do the initial setup and I just plug it in more often to keep it from dying in the middle of a game. Unfortunately the scroll wheel has a design flaw from the factory that has presented itself on three separate mice, meaning that this isn't just an isolated thing. With only moderate use and in less than a year, the scroll wheel starts to catch when you scroll backwards. The second of these that I had got to the point where it felt like you would break the scroll wheel off with how much force you needed to use just to scroll it backwards. This is something that should have been caught by QA testing but I guess they cut corners in that department. TL;DR, don't buy this mouse, it will fail in less than a year with moderate use. If you do buy the mouse, make sure you get a protection plan so you can bring it back to Best Buy and replace it.

Excellent value. If your dream mouse is a Viper Ultimate Mini that is not three times the price than it should be, then this is the next best thing. Switches aren't as good as Razer's and take a bit to break in and a friend of mine has issues with his when he sets the debounce time to the minimum (double clicks) but mine has been great and without issue in that regard. The switches took about a few weeks to feel really tactile and the right mouse button feels a bit different when you actuate it. I use it for work and gaming and don't use the lighting. With that being said, I can get through the work week without charging but have to plug it in at some point in the weekend for a few hours. Also, scroll wheel is good if you do weapon swaps in games. No over or under-scrolling, however for internet browsing, it's on the slow end - it would be awesome for Glorious to do the g502-style scroll wheel but you can't have it all. The feet are just good enough so you might want to upgrade if you're used to your mouse being able to spin. Don't misconstrue the downsides I mention as huge negatives. I'm comparing this mouse against the absolute top end of gaming mice, which this a little more than half the price of when it's on sale and less than a third of the special edition viper ultimate mini. Despite the downsides, this has become my main amongst 5 I've still got laying around ranging from $50-150.

The Glorious Model O Minus Wireless Optical Honeycomb RGB Gaming Mouse in Matte White is a standout in the gaming world. Its lightweight honeycomb design offers unmatched comfort and speed, while the RGB lighting adds a stylish touch. With precise tracking and wireless convenience, it’s a top choice for any serious gamer.

I was looking to upgrade from an old Razer Atheris that still ran on AA batteries, and this thing has blown me away. Recommended by an employee (thanks Eric!), this Model O is lightweight, stylish, and comfortable to use. I haven't explored its full potential yet for gaming, but I love that it comes with a cloth-based cable for wired interaction (no additional batteries needed and the cord seems kink-resistant unlike plastic-coated ones) and the USB nub for wireless use has its own little dock addition to store it when I'm in wired mode. The RGB lights are fun and not overbearing. I love this thing- wish I'd switched sooner!

I love this mouse. Fits my hand perfectly and is very light. Glides like a dream. Worked with no issues. Build quality is good, however I did have the wheel break. Called Glorious and they sent me out a replacement immediately - didn't even have to return the broken one. Great company, great customer service, great mouse. Highly recommend.

This has to be my favorite mouse. I was a razor guy for a long time and finally made the switch. It’s light, responsive, 100% recommend.

Excellent performance for the price. The lightweight mouse is great for quick reactions and it looks amazing

Fantastic mouse, gaming or other. I'm using it now to type this review. This mouse ids very smooth and fluid and next to weightless, very fast and effficient wirelessly or corded.

One of the best mouses ive ever had, the wireless feature works really well and its very smooth to the touch and smooth while playing the game, love it!

Lightweight, accurate, sleek, and a good value. My KDA doubled as the GigaChad printed on the side of the mouse stared at me proudly. Consider my foes, slayed.

Pretty light weight and ran fine after downloading the firmware update. Has 4 customizable DPI speeds and 2 buttons on the side, charged immediately after opening and so far it has lasted 71+ hours.

It's a nice looking and performing mouse, however it did not last long for us. I bought it for my kid, and he's a bit rough with mice when playing games. We have a Razer mouse that holds up fine, but some others, like Logitech or this one, from Glorious, were completely destroyed in a matter of weeks. It's not so much a fault of the product, but something to be aware of. It's smaller mouse and likely often purchased for children, and some children can be less gentle with it as it probably requires.

Mouse is literally perfect. can use it wiresless or wired and is so light and feels good in the hand.

This mouse is perfect for small-medium hands, i messed up and didn't check the size before i bought it, but nevertheless glorious has another great quality product with the Model O- only problem is the Glorious Software issue, i still have this issue on this mouse however you can still tinker and adjust settings to you're liking,