With hit computer peripherals, like the Model O and Model D ultralight mice, Glorious has become an established force in PC gaming. And now, the brand's long-rumored Model O Wireless mouse has arrived ...

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On Wednesday, PC peripherals-maker Glorious released a lightweight mouse with a magnetic trick up its sleeve. Gamers and workers alike can take advantage of the large array of customizable buttons on ...

If it is an ultra-lightweight mouse with RGB lighting you're after, it does not get any lighter than the Glorious Model O (67 grams) for medium to large size hands, and Model O- (59 grams) for small ...

Not too long ago, we reviewed the Pro versions of the Glorious Model D 2 and O 2, a pair of gaming mice geared towards competitive play that trimmed out a lot of flashiness in favor of no-nonsense, ...

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Gaming mice have been a staple of the PC peripherals market for more than twenty years now. Virtually every company with some stake in the game has released a few in an attempt to win favor with ...

The Glorious Model I aims to be a giant killer. With a design that immediately brings to mind the legendary Logitech G502 and, more recently the Razer Basilisk V3, but shaves off precious grams to ...

If you're familiar with Glorioius' line of gaming mice, the Model I 2 Wireless will look, and feel, familiar. The mouse is effectively the same as the wired variant of the Model I, though the Model I ...

At first, I was a bit skeptical about the design of the Glorious Model D gaming mouse. There are a few companies that make mice with hollowed-out shells but this is the first I’ve used. The Model D ...