How is it compared to the Basilisk V3? Got a HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 recently over the Basilisk V3 but thinking of returning it for this if it goes on sale for the extra buttons and RGB.
I think polling rate is a niche addition, its cool if its there, but 1000hz is way more then enough. On top of that it maintains battery life, i am a shill for the latest tech in mice though so i love 8k and 4k polling, but the battery drain is the worse part and still too early until future firmware optimizes it further.
I wanted this ever since I got the first model I. Ergo shape feels really good to me but I always found those mice too heavy for me, can't wait to get one :)
@@TheTinyOrc Well I don't have it so I wouldn't know, there is a slight angle compared to like viper/gpro but I don't think it can be recommended if you have issues
I've been using the model I wired version for a few months now, and I cant wait to get the wireless version. I don't downshift my dpi so I just changed the sniper button to the letter P. It especially helps in games like doom eternal
When the Model O 2 released I was worried the whole 2 line was going to be a bit underwhelming and lacking. But seeing this mouse it really shows what Glorious is good at.
Take a look at Linus' testing of the O2, I cancelled my preorder on the I2 from the insanely long delay and the O2 came out with the performance of a $10 mouse, which made me afraid the I2 would be the same
@@dio4296 I see your point but Linus tested that cooler on a 4090 and that company said it should work, but they didn't know how well aka opening themselves up for someone to test it on a 4090, although Linus should have tested it on other graphics cards as well
Just bought the white version. Hated the 502 because the forward and back buttons next to left click. How I end up holding my mouse I'd always end up accidentally clicking that along with left click. Swapped to a g604 because I need at least 3 side buttons. What I really want is a refresh of the corsair m95. That was one of the most comfortable mice I've used but not the buttons feel far too squishy. Edit: I plan on throwing one of my many magnetic chargers on it and 3d printing a dock for it. So at the end of the night I can just slide it up to the dock and let it charge. Hopefully it lasts longer than the corsair darkcore. That thing even without the rgb would die in a few hours of use. I had to keep it charging 24/7.
I've been dying to get my hands on this mouse. I have both the G502X Plus and the Basilisk V3 Pro but neither "feel" quite right lol. What i need is a hybrid of the I and Basilisk mixed into the 1. Razer's scroll wheel is Far superior, it's clicks are quieter than the logitech and it Feels nicer in the hand texture wise.
How are you liking it if you got it? I was between the g502X and the Basilisk V3 but neither looked or felt like it was for me, and I just found out about this one today.
Literally perfect for my needs, I never use the infinite scrollwheel on my g502 hero. I am looking for a wireless one and my main concern was battery life. This ticks all the boxes. The third side button and the "sniper" button seemed like they would be annoying but with them being swappable to an almost flat version makes this really promising.
Yea very bad, just got the thing yesterday and after 5 hours of gaming it shot from 75% out the box to 43% by the time i was done , Im not a huge RGB fanboy so ill turn it off and see how it does today
@ Little update, yestday played about 5 hours of Valorant and didn’t see the battery change at all which i found extremely weird, I get on today see that it was at 89% with no RGB which sounds about right. I start playing games doing browsing and the sensor isn’t catching everything it’s delayed one second, unresponsive the next, and now the battery jumped from 89% to 55% in less than 15 mins of using it. Sucks too cause this mouse fit my hand like a glove but it’s starting to make me contemplate return on it
Despite the shape the Steelseries - Aerox 5 is also a good option if you are looking for 4 button's on the side light gaming mouse. It's also often on sale very cheap.
Fair point, I meant more cheap for what it is. I picked it up for £62 on sale. Looking a price trackers it's usually around 70-80 mark@@dakotalongboat4804
I’m watching this video 3 days after Christmas 2023. Just got my model i2 wireless and went to watch a video specially cause I was having the same issue frank p was having. It keeps saying it’s dead and wasn’t able to trial run it without it being plugged in. I’m upset glorious still isn’t fixed the problem but I’m glad my boy frank p had a solution for me in the short term
The one reason my dad won't switch from is g502 is the infinite scroll, I don't see many gaming mice have that feature would be cool to get it in another model I (model I pro or something like that)
Logitech holds the invention patent for the Infinite Scroll Wheel since 2009. The patent is set to expire from 2029 or 2033 (if they extend it). That's why no other brand has that feature. Razer manage to make their own version with the magnetic implementation.
@LuckyS7 I have the Basilisk v3 Pro and this thing is not that great. It has a ton of features but i had to unbind all 3 scroll wheel clicks (side clicks and middle click). Everytime i lift the damn thing and put it back after doing a 180 on FPS games, the scroll wheel would bounce and trigger the clicks, it's just too heavy. The Sniper button on the side is also very hard to reach, and almost impossible if you grab it in a claw pattern.
Imo the viper ultimate (yes, not the v2 pro or whatever the fuck it's called) is the best. It may not be the lightest, but it's not heavy at all, nor does it sacrifice on ambidexterity or the charging stand the new ones lack. The rgb isn't necessary, but i like it for easily telling me if the mouse is on (considering it's wireless). It's also the best form factor i've tried.
When my battery dies (not soon btw) i'll replace it. I see no real reason to upgrade. The viper mini signature edition looks awesome, but it's too small for me.
@@toxicturkeyy unless you're 7' tall your hands aren't big enough to call that mouse "too small". I've got decently sized hands and can comfortably use the G-WOLVES HSK Pro 4k Wireless, which is less than 1/3 the size of the Viper Mini SE. If you don't have it, I know you haven't tried it. And all mice have a period of adjustment
@@fivestarboy1 Personally I just really like the metal build and the lightweightedness without having to be excessively small like the gwolves mice. They're comfortable to grip onto, but can feel "slippery" if you know what I mean. I also like knowing that I don't have to think about the performance of the mouse. My only complaints is the poor battery life (i don't even run it at 8k, i keep it at like 1k) and not having dock support. The dock for the viper/naga ultimate was just such a killer feature.
I think the SS Aerox 5 Wireless is a better mouse at this weight class. Both mice are missing the additional side buttons on the LMB, like the Roccat Kone XP Air and G502X Lightspeed. Those buttons can be bound to additional keybinds. Pity
Just got this mouse and in the software not seeing how to change the key binds. Only gives me a short list of what I can change it too. Am I missing something?
wish it had optical switches, but hey, you can't get everything. sick mouse either way, gonna add it to my collection soon. i've been using the G502x lightspeed and razer basilisk ultimate (v2 pro), but they are a bit on the heavy side. this is gonna be perfect. Oh BTW amazing review as always. Post-Purchase Edit: Beware ! the flat thumb button cap on this mouse does not DISABLE the button on hardware level. It's just make the button flat but you can still press it. If you hate thumb buttons then you should remove the thumb button cap completely and use it without any caps (with the hole). Because even though the button is flat, you'll still be pressing it all the time.
@@dylanlerian5960 I know that it can be disabled, but a button placed there completely messes up my muscle memory, since it is kinda a strong point of my grip.... I tried using it with any cap on but then I tend to ease my grip in order to not damage the button by pressing it too strong, i know its weird. I just like it flat on that point. It's very interesting that you cannot press it at all with the flat cap on... Guess these caps are not all the same. IS your mouse black by any chance? Mine is white.
@@buraktabakoglu You probably got a faulty model sadly. Mine is black but I don’t think it’s the reason my button can’t be pressed with the flat cap. I guess the cap you got is a bit more lengthy that it should be so you can potentially fix it yourself.
@@dylanlerian5960 yeah you are probably right. The thin cylindrical part that presses the switch is waaaaay to long on mine. Maybe sanding it down could do the trick, thanks for the tip.
I went from the G502 and Basilisk (been using that shape since the Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer) to a superlight, the Roccat Kone Pure Ultra, and never looked back. But then tried a newer version from Roccat that is bigger, but still light. Then eventually went wireless with the Xtrfy MZ1. This is interesting though, just 75 grams for this size and amount of buttons.
Since a dog got me not to long ago, I have had trouble finding a mouse that works for me. I might need to try this shape with its lighter weight than the others.
I like the added buttons on the side, but I've got a few questions. Can you control the rgb? It says it has 210 hours of battery life, and you used it for 2 or 3 weeks. Let's say 3 weeks. You would of had to use it 10 hours a day every day. Which leaves me wondering how many hours you actually get from it.
Mine has a QR issue sadly. After clicking the Left finger button it eventually starts to stick, then I have to lift it back up for it to work. Then after like 10 clicks, it sticks again....
I was only half way mouse shopping not really planning to buy yet but knowing my wired one is starting to get a little old and boring. Couldnt resist though, this mouse seems too perfect
I just got the mouse alongside the g703 and the xtrfy m42. I tested a bunch of mice before and I feel like the Model I 2 Wireless is the best overall so far for me. What I really dislike though is that especially the M1+M2 are really loud. I'd also love an easier going scroll wheel but it's still fine.
I got this mouse cause I had the original wireless model o. I like ergonomic mice more but said no to the original model I cause I’d rather have wireless then ergonomic. Although mine has issues I’m so happy I have an ergonomic lightweight wireless gaming mouse. 3 things I’ve always wanted in a mouse
little thing you said in the video that the model i 2 was the lightest ergonomic mouse was but the roccat kone pro air (the mouse i use) is also 75 grams but i think that the model i is pretty good
Glorious proved they can make a wireless mouse without holes through glorious forge. And it's lighter! I don't understand this need to put holes and rgb in gaming mice. The model D pro is just as good and way easier to clean because it's just a solid shape.
One of these days a company will actually make a good successor to the Logitech G600... wireless, with extra left click buttons, with tilt wheel, with third main button, and with at least 9 side buttons. 4 on this one is just not enough. Like... a wireless EVGA X15 that doesn't fail every few months and has a sane side button layout.
I have the original model I and its amazing, the only problem I've had is when I spilled soy sauce into the mouse and it stopped working. But the customer support was able to send me a replacement in under a week from beginning to end.
i bought mine very early, so it was probably a bad model, but mine only lasted about a year. it eventually started bugging out and then i got atore credit to get a model o wireless
Polling rate more than a 1000 isn't always a good thing. Even pro gamers utilise mostly around 500 - 1000hz. More doesn't always mean better. I find anything more than a 1000hz too fidgety for my liking. Higher polling rates are more of a marketing gimmick. Hence to me, 1000hz polling rate at max isn't a bummer by any means. I would agree with you on the fact that this mouse doesn't have the wireless charging dock option which is minor downside as this mouse is really awesome and well-priced.
I did too, cancelled due to the tremendous wait and the awful O2 wireless release which had the performance of a $10 mouse. Hopefully they tuned it up with how long the delay was though
Ive been waiting a really long time for this, so I could replace my G502LS with the mouse. However the issues with the transmitter on the last glorious mouses makes me wonder
I use my Razer Naga 2012 for work and its 12 side buttons are Godsent for me. I wish they made the side buttons 6 atleast. I guess I'll hold my naga for a little longer. lol
@@goatguythepowerful If you specifically want this shape, probably nothing else. But for any other shape Pulsar, Lamzu, Vaxee, Endgame Gear, hell even razer has their viper/DA series discounted plenty of times. And thats just if are trying to keep to the around $100 range.
Maybe they call it the I 2 because of the (albeit subtle) shape changes? Lol that's the only reason I could think of as to why they'd change the name. This thing looks sick! I love how the "hump" of the mouse is more toward the back instead of the middle like on the Logitech and Razer mice you compared it to. Just my personal preference on shape because of how my grip is. Looks like a great value for 100 bucks. This might just be my first Glorious product purchase!
Is there no plans for a minus version. This is the issue with every single market. Every brand makes a mouse with more buttons but they dont also make a smaller version for smaller hands. Smaller hands matters too.
IMO, if glorious implemented some type of hyper scroll/free scroll, this thing would be a killer and I’d pick it up. Unfortunately it doesn’t offer anything substantial other than weight, and if that’s what you’re concerned with, there are so many other great lightweight options on the market.
The selling point for me is the combination of both being lightweight and having a lot of programmable buttons. If weight was my only concern i would've gone with the Logitech Superlight ages ago, sadly it doesn't have as many buttons to work with and i really need them. I went for the Basilisk V3 Pro months ago because i needed another mouse to replace my Model O wireless, and even though it has a ton of features i dislike it because of the weight.
Wireless charging is so weird for me even on phones .. u run a cable to the wireless charge anyways might as well put it in your device and make it charge faster
How? Just because it has holes, 4 side buttons, and is wireless? Lol the shape is completely different. Body shape is what defines and differentiates mice for me. This mouse is more ergonomic shaped, and the Aerox is more symmetrical.
Sure, the shape of the Basilisk and G502x are closer, but It's still a larger, right-handed ergonomic shape, with the recessed thumb area and flare on the right side and feels like it in the hand. It is also closer in price, weight, amount and location of buttons and has similar tech/features. The only main difference I'm noticing is the Aerox not having much of a thumb rest. I never said the shape was a closer comparison, I'm referring to everything else above and it's still a light-weight ergo with extra buttons whereas the G502X and Basilisk V3 are not really intended to be truly lightweight. @@kasper_429
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Love mine. It might not be great with software and no solid shell but the shape and button placement/size and shape is perfect for me :).
Upgrading to this from the Basilisk V3. Lightweight, all the buttons I need, affordable for what it offers. The perfect mouse for versatility.
is it a lot better? thats exactly what i have now
How is it compared to the Basilisk V3? Got a HyperX Pulsefire Haste 2 recently over the Basilisk V3 but thinking of returning it for this if it goes on sale for the extra buttons and RGB.
I think polling rate is a niche addition, its cool if its there, but 1000hz is way more then enough. On top of that it maintains battery life, i am a shill for the latest tech in mice though so i love 8k and 4k polling, but the battery drain is the worse part and still too early until future firmware optimizes it further.
Production value of these videos are always top notch, Good shit!
I wanted this ever since I got the first model I. Ergo shape feels really good to me but I always found those mice too heavy for me, can't wait to get one :)
is it good for ppl w/ carpel tunnel?
@@TheTinyOrc Well I don't have it so I wouldn't know, there is a slight angle compared to like viper/gpro but I don't think it can be recommended if you have issues
went with this, literally no other mice on the market that is lightweight + 4 side buttons.
yep. basically impossible to find a mouse with 3 or 4 side buttons and not 8 lol
@@codesymphony Exactly I'm looking for a mouse with with 3 side buttons and is lightweight. It doesn't exist but this is the closest to it
I've been using the model I wired version for a few months now, and I cant wait to get the wireless version. I don't downshift my dpi so I just changed the sniper button to the letter P. It especially helps in games like doom eternal
Finally!!! Been waiting for this mouse for over a year.... Missed the preorder so waiting for this to drop ASAP! ♥
When the Model O 2 released I was worried the whole 2 line was going to be a bit underwhelming and lacking. But seeing this mouse it really shows what Glorious is good at.
Take a look at Linus' testing of the O2, I cancelled my preorder on the I2 from the insanely long delay and the O2 came out with the performance of a $10 mouse, which made me afraid the I2 would be the same
@@PabloE933 Considering all the flak he's getting because of severe review inaccuracies i wouldn't follow Linus advice even if my life depended on it.
@@dio4296 I see your point but Linus tested that cooler on a 4090 and that company said it should work, but they didn't know how well aka opening themselves up for someone to test it on a 4090, although Linus should have tested it on other graphics cards as well
Just bought the white version. Hated the 502 because the forward and back buttons next to left click. How I end up holding my mouse I'd always end up accidentally clicking that along with left click. Swapped to a g604 because I need at least 3 side buttons.
What I really want is a refresh of the corsair m95. That was one of the most comfortable mice I've used but not the buttons feel far too squishy.
Edit: I plan on throwing one of my many magnetic chargers on it and 3d printing a dock for it. So at the end of the night I can just slide it up to the dock and let it charge. Hopefully it lasts longer than the corsair darkcore. That thing even without the rgb would die in a few hours of use. I had to keep it charging 24/7.
Work From Home setup bout to be lit af 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I've been dying to get my hands on this mouse. I have both the G502X Plus and the Basilisk V3 Pro but neither "feel" quite right lol. What i need is a hybrid of the I and Basilisk mixed into the 1. Razer's scroll wheel is Far superior, it's clicks are quieter than the logitech and it Feels nicer in the hand texture wise.
I agree. The Model I paired with Razer's Basilisk V3 Hyperscroll wheel and included grip tape is what I would pay top dollar for.
How are you liking it if you got it? I was between the g502X and the Basilisk V3 but neither looked or felt like it was for me, and I just found out about this one today.
that three hand view tripped me out for a sec lol
Didn't know glorious was still tryna make products
Who said they’re trying? They stopped once the D- was released. IMO, that was their last good product.
Ikr lol
@@leo-ub6nb the gmmk pro was pretty cool for when it was released, but otherwise they've been relatively uninspiring
Still, the product is fine, but the software is just so shit it makes the mouse unusable
no lie i like my model o wireless compared to a viper v2 pro, death adder, or the superlight
As always great review! Keep up the great work
Personally I prefer two buttons with the sniper button. I prefer the button placement of the sniper button on this mouse over the basilisk
Yep, the sniper button on the Basilisk is too far away
Literally perfect for my needs, I never use the infinite scrollwheel on my g502 hero. I am looking for a wireless one and my main concern was battery life. This ticks all the boxes. The third side button and the "sniper" button seemed like they would be annoying but with them being swappable to an almost flat version makes this really promising.
The battery he shows on the comparison is only for Bluetooth if you use the dongle and rgb it’s quite bad, so I’ve heard
Yea very bad, just got the thing yesterday and after 5 hours of gaming it shot from 75% out the box to 43% by the time i was done , Im not a huge RGB fanboy so ill turn it off and see how it does today
@ it should work better without rgb but it still won’t be the best
@ Little update, yestday played about 5 hours of Valorant and didn’t see the battery change at all which i found extremely weird, I get on today see that it was at 89% with no RGB which sounds about right. I start playing games doing browsing and the sensor isn’t catching everything it’s delayed one second, unresponsive the next, and now the battery jumped from 89% to 55% in less than 15 mins of using it. Sucks too cause this mouse fit my hand like a glove but it’s starting to make me contemplate return on it
@ maybe do you could probably find one with a better battery, but maybe not one with the same wait and feel (idk to be honest)
Despite the shape the Steelseries - Aerox 5 is also a good option if you are looking for 4 button's on the side light gaming mouse. It's also often on sale very cheap.
the wired version is cheap but the wireless is by no means cheap lol
Fair point, I meant more cheap for what it is. I picked it up for £62 on sale. Looking a price trackers it's usually around 70-80 mark@@dakotalongboat4804
I’m watching this video 3 days after Christmas 2023. Just got my model i2 wireless and went to watch a video specially cause I was having the same issue frank p was having. It keeps saying it’s dead and wasn’t able to trial run it without it being plugged in. I’m upset glorious still isn’t fixed the problem but I’m glad my boy frank p had a solution for me in the short term
The one reason my dad won't switch from is g502 is the infinite scroll, I don't see many gaming mice have that feature would be cool to get it in another model I (model I pro or something like that)
@LuckyS7 that's an expensive sidegrade
Logitech holds the invention patent for the Infinite Scroll Wheel since 2009. The patent is set to expire from 2029 or 2033 (if they extend it). That's why no other brand has that feature. Razer manage to make their own version with the magnetic implementation.
@@AssassinKID oh thats intresting never knew that
@LuckyS7 I have the Basilisk v3 Pro and this thing is not that great. It has a ton of features but i had to unbind all 3 scroll wheel clicks (side clicks and middle click). Everytime i lift the damn thing and put it back after doing a 180 on FPS games, the scroll wheel would bounce and trigger the clicks, it's just too heavy. The Sniper button on the side is also very hard to reach, and almost impossible if you grab it in a claw pattern.
This looks like a great mouse, I just hope they revamp their software one of these days.
I thought glorious went under tbh… wouldn’t be surprised.
Idk, I still think the Viper Mini Signature Edition is the endgame of mice... Ofc if yours is part of the .1% that doesn't have QC issues
Imo the viper ultimate (yes, not the v2 pro or whatever the fuck it's called) is the best. It may not be the lightest, but it's not heavy at all, nor does it sacrifice on ambidexterity or the charging stand the new ones lack. The rgb isn't necessary, but i like it for easily telling me if the mouse is on (considering it's wireless). It's also the best form factor i've tried.
When my battery dies (not soon btw) i'll replace it. I see no real reason to upgrade. The viper mini signature edition looks awesome, but it's too small for me.
@@toxicturkeyy unless you're 7' tall your hands aren't big enough to call that mouse "too small". I've got decently sized hands and can comfortably use the G-WOLVES HSK Pro 4k Wireless, which is less than 1/3 the size of the Viper Mini SE. If you don't have it, I know you haven't tried it. And all mice have a period of adjustment
I have that mouse and idk man, I don’t see the hype around it. I tried to like it
@@fivestarboy1 Personally I just really like the metal build and the lightweightedness without having to be excessively small like the gwolves mice. They're comfortable to grip onto, but can feel "slippery" if you know what I mean. I also like knowing that I don't have to think about the performance of the mouse. My only complaints is the poor battery life (i don't even run it at 8k, i keep it at like 1k) and not having dock support. The dock for the viper/naga ultimate was just such a killer feature.
I think the SS Aerox 5 Wireless is a better mouse at this weight class.
Both mice are missing the additional side buttons on the LMB, like the Roccat Kone XP Air and G502X Lightspeed. Those buttons can be bound to additional keybinds. Pity
that mouse is damn near see through and still 74g, steelseries has gotta lighten up their electronics lol
Just got this mouse and in the software not seeing how to change the key binds. Only gives me a short list of what I can change it too. Am I missing something?
The new PC looks nice in the backdrop Frank!
Hell ya. It's got Roccat shift[+] functionality. What I've been looking for, for a while. Fell in love with that functionality, now this has it!
Is it any different than logitech's tech?
wish it had optical switches, but hey, you can't get everything. sick mouse either way, gonna add it to my collection soon. i've been using the G502x lightspeed and razer basilisk ultimate (v2 pro), but they are a bit on the heavy side. this is gonna be perfect. Oh BTW amazing review as always.
Post-Purchase Edit: Beware ! the flat thumb button cap on this mouse does not DISABLE the button on hardware level. It's just make the button flat but you can still press it. If you hate thumb buttons then you should remove the thumb button cap completely and use it without any caps (with the hole). Because even though the button is flat, you'll still be pressing it all the time.
Thanks for the tip, makes sense.
On my Model I the cap make me unable to press it at all. But eitherway just disable it through Glorious Core.
@@dylanlerian5960 I know that it can be disabled, but a button placed there completely messes up my muscle memory, since it is kinda a strong point of my grip.... I tried using it with any cap on but then I tend to ease my grip in order to not damage the button by pressing it too strong, i know its weird. I just like it flat on that point.
It's very interesting that you cannot press it at all with the flat cap on... Guess these caps are not all the same. IS your mouse black by any chance? Mine is white.
@@buraktabakoglu You probably got a faulty model sadly. Mine is black but I don’t think it’s the reason my button can’t be pressed with the flat cap. I guess the cap you got is a bit more lengthy that it should be so you can potentially fix it yourself.
@@dylanlerian5960 yeah you are probably right. The thin cylindrical part that presses the switch is waaaaay to long on mine. Maybe sanding it down could do the trick, thanks for the tip.
I went from the G502 and Basilisk (been using that shape since the Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer) to a superlight, the Roccat Kone Pure Ultra, and never looked back. But then tried a newer version from Roccat that is bigger, but still light. Then eventually went wireless with the Xtrfy MZ1. This is interesting though, just 75 grams for this size and amount of buttons.
The 2 stands for the holes and button shape, most likely.
Since a dog got me not to long ago, I have had trouble finding a mouse that works for me. I might need to try this shape with its lighter weight than the others.
Waiting for the mouse tier list video. Loved the keyboard one
I like the added buttons on the side, but I've got a few questions. Can you control the rgb? It says it has 210 hours of battery life, and you used it for 2 or 3 weeks. Let's say 3 weeks. You would of had to use it 10 hours a day every day. Which leaves me wondering how many hours you actually get from it.
Mine has a QR issue sadly. After clicking the Left finger button it eventually starts to stick, then I have to lift it back up for it to work. Then after like 10 clicks, it sticks again....
I was only half way mouse shopping not really planning to buy yet but knowing my wired one is starting to get a little old and boring. Couldnt resist though, this mouse seems too perfect
I just got the mouse alongside the g703 and the xtrfy m42. I tested a bunch of mice before and I feel like the Model I 2 Wireless is the best overall so far for me. What I really dislike though is that especially the M1+M2 are really loud. I'd also love an easier going scroll wheel but it's still fine.
I got this mouse cause I had the original wireless model o. I like ergonomic mice more but said no to the original model I cause I’d rather have wireless then ergonomic. Although mine has issues I’m so happy I have an ergonomic lightweight wireless gaming mouse. 3 things I’ve always wanted in a mouse
no cuts at the end of the video, wow! one full take
little thing you said in the video that the model i 2 was the lightest ergonomic mouse was but the roccat kone pro air (the mouse i use) is also 75 grams but i think that the model i is pretty good
hey @randomfrankp where did you get your cool NASA T-shirt?
is a mouse more important then a headset?
Question if you turn the RGB do you see the individual LEDs of the mouse? I remember this being a recurring problem on the first models.
Glorious proved they can make a wireless mouse without holes through glorious forge. And it's lighter! I don't understand this need to put holes and rgb in gaming mice. The model D pro is just as good and way easier to clean because it's just a solid shape.
No onboard dongle storage? Tragic oversight.
One of these days a company will actually make a good successor to the Logitech G600... wireless, with extra left click buttons, with tilt wheel, with third main button, and with at least 9 side buttons. 4 on this one is just not enough. Like... a wireless EVGA X15 that doesn't fail every few months and has a sane side button layout.
I have the original model I and its amazing, the only problem I've had is when I spilled soy sauce into the mouse and it stopped working. But the customer support was able to send me a replacement in under a week from beginning to end.
i bought mine very early, so it was probably a bad model, but mine only lasted about a year. it eventually started bugging out and then i got atore credit to get a model o wireless
great review. Easy choice with the button swapping
Which keycaps are you using?
I need to know where you bought that scale
where is the link for the mouse?
Wait what is better the model O or mode I?
40g LIGHTER THAN MY BASSILISK??? I'm sold
Polling rate more than a 1000 isn't always a good thing. Even pro gamers utilise mostly around 500 - 1000hz. More doesn't always mean better. I find anything more than a 1000hz too fidgety for my liking. Higher polling rates are more of a marketing gimmick. Hence to me, 1000hz polling rate at max isn't a bummer by any means. I would agree with you on the fact that this mouse doesn't have the wireless charging dock option which is minor downside as this mouse is really awesome and well-priced.
Am I the only one that noticed that his aim is crazy good.
I haven't removed the plastics on the bottom of the mouse yet, hehe
2:22 SO SATISFYING
V2 Pro vs Model O 2 Wireless?
V2 Pro.. by a mile it's not even close take a look at Linus' testing
can they make a lighter g502 please
bruh i preordered this mouse and back in oct/nov and have YET to receive it >:(
I did too, cancelled due to the tremendous wait and the awful O2 wireless release which had the performance of a $10 mouse. Hopefully they tuned it up with how long the delay was though
My model i2 battery is dying quickly ....play valorant for 80 minutes lighting 30% ，battery level from 100% to 75%, is that normal?
Would you say that the model 0 wireless is better in terms of gaming to this mouse? I'm looking for a mouse to get and I'm stuck lol
Seems like all those model 2 wireless reviews made Glorious actually make a decent mouse once again.
just want to sure is this good or the razer basilisk v3 pro or the logitech G502 x plus
Im going to need that scale damn where is it from!!
Been waiting almost a year for this. gonna pick this up
I want a lighter mouse, but I just use the infinite scroll wheel too much in casual computer usage. Maybe I'll buy two mice or something lol
When did you change your name back?
Ive been waiting a really long time for this, so I could replace my G502LS with the mouse.
However the issues with the transmitter on the last glorious mouses makes me wonder
If you already have the g502 x do you feel like the weight drop made the difference?
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Compare this to the Steelseries Aerox 5 wireless.
I use my Razer Naga 2012 for work and its 12 side buttons are Godsent for me. I wish they made the side buttons 6 atleast. I guess I'll hold my naga for a little longer. lol
Why not get the Razer Naga v2 Pro.
@@CodeVenomSnakes Because its a bit heavy. Aerox 9 might be the viable choice interms of weight but the shape is not quite right for my liking.
Never had a good experience with glorious mice at least their customer support was pretty good
Does the mouse need Bluetooth
Ok, stupid question.... What game is he playing here? Looks familiar but i just can't place it
What about other mouse in the same $99 range, is this one better in that price range?
Not the same because they are going for lighter weight and higher poll rate. Also different shape that more safe in more people hands.
@CodeVenomSnakes sorry I'm kinda lost! So this is not for gaming or it's, it's this one safer shape or the other one?
Hey guys, does the glorious model I2 double click (can you drag click on that mouse) cause I may wanna buy it but I want a mouse that can drag click
Do they made one without the hole
WTF is this question.
I just cant imagine buying a glorious anymore, when there are so many better options out now for the same price, if not cheaper.
Like what? (Not being toxic, just curious)
@@goatguythepowerful If you specifically want this shape, probably nothing else. But for any other shape Pulsar, Lamzu, Vaxee, Endgame Gear, hell even razer has their viper/DA series discounted plenty of times. And thats just if are trying to keep to the around $100 range.
@RCmetal11 good point, thanks for the recommendations
I’ve been looking for this
Maybe they call it the I 2 because of the (albeit subtle) shape changes? Lol that's the only reason I could think of as to why they'd change the name.
This thing looks sick! I love how the "hump" of the mouse is more toward the back instead of the middle like on the Logitech and Razer mice you compared it to. Just my personal preference on shape because of how my grip is. Looks like a great value for 100 bucks. This might just be my first Glorious product purchase!
if coolermaster came out with a wireless mm720
Is there no plans for a minus version. This is the issue with every single market. Every brand makes a mouse with more buttons but they dont also make a smaller version for smaller hands. Smaller hands matters too.
IMO, if glorious implemented some type of hyper scroll/free scroll, this thing would be a killer and I’d pick it up. Unfortunately it doesn’t offer anything substantial other than weight, and if that’s what you’re concerned with, there are so many other great lightweight options on the market.
The selling point for me is the combination of both being lightweight and having a lot of programmable buttons. If weight was my only concern i would've gone with the Logitech Superlight ages ago, sadly it doesn't have as many buttons to work with and i really need them.
I went for the Basilisk V3 Pro months ago because i needed another mouse to replace my Model O wireless, and even though it has a ton of features i dislike it because of the weight.
@@dio4296Weight is a boner killer. Never understood why you'd want to add weight to a mouse, even if more features is nice...
What's the game name?
finally a mouse that can replace my razer basilisk
See how they made sure to clearly mark the glide pads unlike that other mouse being talked about right now
I just picked this up.. i hope its good!
Do you like the mouse?
@@LudakidTVhi
so is it good?
I get that the holes are for lightweight style, but MAN I wish more "gaming" mice didn't have them. They're an absolute pain to clean.
I wish I was right handed to be able to discover a lot more gaming mices.
I love the model i. Might get this one
Bro before I really wanted the glorious model i2 but like one month ago I got the o2 and now I really want the i2 but I am not allowed to get it😭😭😭😭
How come? I currently have the Model O- Wireless, but I'm trying to decide on which model to get. What's making you want to switch?
I got this mouse and am happy with it overall I have had a few issues with the mouse stuttering and not tracking well running it wirless though
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If this had wireless charging, I might check it out. My G502 X has new spoiled with the wireless mouse pad charging. 😀
Wireless charging is so weird for me even on phones .. u run a cable to the wireless charge anyways might as well put it in your device and make it charge faster
@@ayrebhalsabe7404 lol
@@ayrebhalsabe7404Nah it makes sense for a mouse as it's always on the pad
Internal wireless charging receivers weigh about 15g to 20g, so the mouse would pretty much be no different to g502/basilisk if it had that
if only we could get a sub 80g g502, logitech would have my money. won't even think twice of getting a powerplay mousepad.
My model O- gave out at 6 months….
And about to use my gift card from them try this out 😂
The Aerox 5 Wireless would have been a closer comparison than the Razer and Logitech, but a great review otherwise!
How? Just because it has holes, 4 side buttons, and is wireless? Lol the shape is completely different. Body shape is what defines and differentiates mice for me. This mouse is more ergonomic shaped, and the Aerox is more symmetrical.
Sure, the shape of the Basilisk and G502x are closer, but It's still a larger, right-handed ergonomic shape, with the recessed thumb area and flare on the right side and feels like it in the hand. It is also closer in price, weight, amount and location of buttons and has similar tech/features. The only main difference I'm noticing is the Aerox not having much of a thumb rest. I never said the shape was a closer comparison, I'm referring to everything else above and it's still a light-weight ergo with extra buttons whereas the G502X and Basilisk V3 are not really intended to be truly lightweight. @@kasper_429
Kone XP Air > all the above mice. More buttons.
Need your take on LTT, GN and your behaviour with Coretek 😊
Frank has 2 right hands?