GloriousGaming Model O Wireless Gaming Mouse - Superlight, 69g Honeycomb Design, RGB, Ambidextrous, Lag Free 2.4GHz Wireless, Up To 71 Hours Battery - Matte White

Its a good brand and good device. Its very light and good aesthetics. Three of us in the family uses this brand and type of mouse so highly recommended, definitely for gaming.

Great mouse

Didn't take long before the primary button started skipping some clicks.

Been using it for a month now it is very good and has been very good to me , the skates are amazing still to this day , only annoying thing is that I can’t change the rgb because I’m on Xbox but I would recommend buying if your looking for a good gaming experience

It is perfect for its price, I would highly recommend for any gamers! I’ve had this mouse for about 1-2 years now and it’s been amazing with serving all its purposes. The scroll-wheel has an amazing feel to it and it’s very responsive. Great mouse!

this mouse is amazing IMO i used a wired one before and its an upgrade, ofc others may not like as much but for me playing competitively on CS Valorant and OSU its perfect, ATOP i paid 30 for it, really good price for the model o.

I've only started buying game mice relatively recently and this is the first one I'm really happy with. I went through:* Razer Deathadder Elite: too large for me.* Logitech G Pro Gaming Mouse: liked the shape, but the right button was way too sensitive and I kept clicking it accidentally (never had this problem with all the cheap mice I used before).* Glorious PC Gaming Race model O (no minus) and minus (this version): preferred the smaller minus version, which so far is perfect!Only minor temporary issue has been that the cable is very flexible and has a rough texture, and sometimes it would drag along my mouse pad and create friction (I actually thought it was a problem with the feet of the mouse, took me a bit to realise where the friction came from). However, that seemed to have gone away after a few weeks of usage.Tip for my fellow mouse noobs: I only learned while researching this mouse that different mouse grips are indeed a thing. I have medium to large hands, but turns out I use a fingertip grip: my palm rests on the mouse pad and I control the mouse solely with my fingertips. I thus prefer a small mouse (at high sensitivity). This explained, once I learned about it, why the Razer mouse above was basically unusable for me. The More You Know!

The model 0 about a week ago kept stuttering and laying every so often dc, now bang on 1month has fully died and won't turn on plugged in or not. Checked online and seems to a be a pretty common issue. Great mouse otherwise wish it worked.