Glorious Model I 2 Wired Gaming Mouse - 9 Programmable Buttons (2 Swappable), 66g Superlight, 26k Optical Sensor, 80M Click Rated Switches, MMO/MOBA/FPS, Side Thumb Rest - White

THIS CAME REALLY QUICK IN AN EXELLENT FORM I RECOMMEND IT

The mouse itself is good shape, good weight, good buttons but battery life is horrible, i get about 4 days even with lights off, in comparison I don't remember when was the last time i charged my Logitech superlight, the software on the other hand could be the worse i have seen in the business, as buggy as it can get, it took me 2 hours to set a macro on one of the buttons, i was very close to returning the mouse but i like the design so much and the extra buttons so i decided to keep it and live with its problems.

After 5 years of using my Logitech G402 I decided to finally replace it when the scroll wheel click started to go.After countless research I decided upon the Glorious model I 2 wireless for £60, out of the box I was chuffed as it was essentially a comfortable G502 style mouse at only 75g.Pro's:- Great ergonomic comfortable design- Lovely cable and wireless system- Good RGB (that you can't really use with the battery life)- Decent softwareCon's:- The feet on both I tried are scratchy and don't glide well- The battery life is pretty poor- The DPI indicator is on the bottom of the mouse- The 3 side mouse buttons are awkwardly squished together and poor quality, might as well just have 2- The mouse 'sniper' button is awkwardly placedMe specific problems?:- Returned the first mouse as the feet were scratching up my mouse matt and it glided horribly- Returned the second mouse due to almost as scratchy feet as before AND after about 30 minutes of use the left click became loose, wobbly and was flexing significantly as well as making a creaking noise.All in all a great design ruined by shoddy quality, back to Logitech i go.

This is a lovely, comfy mouse that is really good for larger hands. The little "wing" under the thumb helps prevent that weird tingling from constant rubbing on the mouse mat (don't laugh!).It's not very different to the first model, but has a nicer texture. Apparently the sensor is an upgrade, but then the first model's sensor was amazing too.The software has become more broken than ever. The launch minimised on boot function doesn't seem to work at all, and the 2.xx version doesn't seem to handle firmware updates very well with some devices. Hey ho, most mouse manufacturer software is bad, no shock there.Lovely mouse though - light, quick and accurate. Get those headshots!