I can’t stand how low profile the viper is, I got large hands and I need something to rest my palm on. It was way too small and cause some major finger cramps after extended use. The hump on the V3 death adder almost felt like the rival 310 which was perfect for me.
I hear there are many issues with the deathadder such ass muddy feeling clicks, jittery scroll, and overall short life span on a dozen reviews (amazon). But it looks SO comfortable. I use the Gpro superlight and it'd a solid mouse but I hate the ergonomics, it's just not for my hand, but have put up with it since it was supposed to be "the one" 😪
I don’t personally agree that it feels muddy or jittery but I wouldn’t be surprised if some units have those problems. I like the deathadder shape but have actually found myself going back to the viper
@@helixswitcherhoff9175 I didnt lol. I use claw. Biggest thing was the shape, little too big and ergo just isnt for me. Returned for an Lamzu Atlantis which is way better for claw. Still no rgb, great colorways, and solid build quality I actually prefer over the more expensive DAv3; Idk how they did it. The DAv3 is nicely textured but the felt surprisingly hollow and not as sturdy. The mouse buttons were clicker than Id personally like and also felt hollow. I suspect the mouse sounds and feels hollow bc it is, theres probably alot of empty space in that big shell. Def a contender if you like the ergo shape. less offensive flare than on the previous deathadders. $150 tho, Its expensive tho, I’m happier that the atlantis was only $90 and I was able to upgrade my mousepad to a lgg saturn with the extra money.
Between the death adder, model d and the g90 pro x super light wireless, which would you choose having hands on between all 3? I’m willing to shell out the obnoxious price tag for the better quality. I had the glorious model o wired previously and I liked it although after gaming for a while I found it to be a little slippery and maybe a little small for my larger hands. Thanks
The good thing about the model d is you still get top teir build quility and every thing but the razer deathadder v3 pro is still better in every way than the model d what im saying is the model d is is pretty premium for its price
Nice video, the right click of my DA V3 Pro feels a bit heavier and has a more low pitched sound than the left click, do you have that aswell? Nothing deal breaker though I love the mouse!
I just ordered the DV3 Pro as I had the Model D wireless... but both copies I got, tapping on the mouse pad would active either of my M1 or M2 and then both the DPI and side buttons just stopped working, like mapping anything to them would not register.... this was also all within just having them for maybe a week. Having to go back to my G703 until the DV3 comes in, the weight is so noticeable after using a 69g mouse LOL. PS: The RGB thing was not just with your copy, both of mine had the same issue as well and I had to run the RGB at only 10% so conserve battery life which was honestly terrible as well on the mouse.
I owned my glorious d since launch still works like new but in counter strike 2 the sensor doesnt perform well... is there any good mouse with new sensor similair to glorious D? I hate the deathadder. I'm thinking bout pulsar xlite V2 not sure...
@@ColeCaccamise can you compare both the D and the O? I’m really thinking about getting the Glorious D wireless cause it’s on sale but a lot of people say Pulsar mice are better
apologies for the late response but after having used the pulsar x2 for a while I really like it. I've yet to give the model O a try but am tempted to order the new model o 2
Which is bigger? the stats say DAV3 but it doesn't look like it on video. I have the glorious D and it is so big that i cant have my fingers "parallel" with the mouse and it is annoying since i have to move my hand to the left to grip it comfortable and basically i have the mouse at an angle. I like it the mouse to have a hump in the back for me to rest my hand while i use claw grip. What mouse would you suggest ?
The deathadder is only slightly bigger, mostly width wise. If you find the Model D too big you'd probably feel the same about the deathadder. The hump on it is a little more raised so I find it a lot more comfortable to use. I also much prefer the grippier texture it has
Should've gone for model D minus if you have small hands like me.... it's so comfortable, personally i use a razor orochi v2 which is also a small size mouse
@@ColeCaccamise thanks, I need to go to a store..hopefully feel both. I like the v3, it’s expensive though and I want a comfortable one. My other mouse, too slim and it hurts after a while
ik its a bit off on the topic but, i was considering refunding the model D wired version cause of the buttons are not to my liking and considering the deathadder v2 now in terms of the shape ik the both almost the same , however the model D match my hand like a glove i wanna know if i'll feel the same with the DAv2 hands measurement 18.5cm x 9.5cm
Hey man, I know I’m pretty late but I’d like to know what you ended up choosing. I currently have the model D wired version, but I’m planning on selling it and getting either the wireless version, or the razer deathadder v2 pro, or the hyper pulsefire haste 2 wireless. Do you have any recommendations? I like the shape of the model D and its weight, but I’d like a tougher build quality and wouldn’t mind having less rgb to save on battery life. I’m also not the biggest fan of the honeycomb design.
@@deadshottii so im familiar with razer and glorious and i suffered with glorious build quality, yet i prefer glorious shape over the dav2 for the reason that i want an ergo mouse but not too small like mini mice from razer deathadder or too big like the deathadder old shape its kind of in between. so in that sense i'd recommend deathadder v3 wired or the new viper v3 (similar to dav3 but not ergo shaped) now i'd never buy a glorious product again just cuz of its build it broke and i fixed it more than i can count and its not made to last (creaks and flexing on side if u press hard enough) so yea i heard their newer models are improved but thats not something im willing to try i tried logitech and razer and i'd say razer has the best build quality and endurance. specially now. hope this helped, u can ask more questions if u want.
@@ozymandias9450 I’m looking for something in the $70 - $80 range. Do you have any recommendations? Do you think the glorious mouse improved build will be that noticeable. Also do you have any opinions on the pulse fire haste 2?
@@deadshottii um on the improved build of glorious i have no idea how valid it is and the haste 2 well i heard good things about but it didnt stand out big time for me i think the dav3 wired is in ur price range
Yo, I've had a wired model D for a year and a half or so now, and enjoy the mouse a lot. I have been considering upgrading to the wireless version and I wanted to know if you find the mouse to be durable/reliable or not for the time you've had it. I'm in between the viper ultimate and the glorious model D which are the same price at the moment but am leaning towards the model D because I am used to the wired version and my hands are a bit large, however, if one has a longer lifetime than the other I would rather buy the one which lasts longer. (In terms of breaking not battery life)
hey i have both, my original wired model d wire broke and glorious sent me a replacement ascended cable (waaaay better cable than stock), imo i like the slightly crispier click on the wired, but the wireless model D def has waaay better build quality. squeezing both the wireless one feels built like a tank compared to the wired one, i can click the side buttons squeezing the sides onthe wried but not the wireless. my biggest con for the wireless is that when plugged in wired mode isnt anywhere as good as the wired ascended cable model d. hope this helped!
@@bastyyg8771 I don't know if you are asking or telling me that but I got the mouse and it's great. I have a large hand so the shape of it is a bit small but its better than like any other mice I've had, and the ergonomics are really nice. I can't say much about the side buttons because I don't use them much but for me they are good.
@@bastyyg8771 i use the side buttons all the time, like the front side button for sprinting or crouching in csgo/valorant, and the other one for walking/melee/sliding. The Wireless Model d has better side buttons imo than the wired, wireless side buttons feel a bit lighter to press by about 5 grams but that can also maybe because ive used the wireless more i think. For the holes nah they dont bother me, the wireless one has no holes on the left and right click. and the wireless one is a much stronger body. 1/4 the sounds when squeezing. but they holes do get dirty i clean once a week or two weeks with a toothbrush and shake the mouse.
@@ColeCaccamise At first it was a lotta time to get used to using it since I was using another 90g older wireless mouse but got a couple of hours into it and you feel like your holding nothing and swiping feels crispier.
Great video, I have had 2 different model Ds in the past month, both have crapped out. Software from glorious is straight ass. I would not buy the model D.
I honestly subscribed to you because I can't find many people that have that sense of judgement, and I really like that so keep up the spirit!
Thank you man!
i prefer the dethadder but the dpi button on top of the model d is a huge plus, you can bind anything to it (macros, keyboard presses, etc)
Imagine if a custom mouse market sprung up that would be wack ngl
Dog that’d lowkey be so sick… but I’d drop way too much money on a custom mouse so it’s probably for the best it’s not a thing yet
Would love to see this updated with the Model D pro and Model D 2 when those eventually drop this yr
I have a model d pro ordered so I’ll definitely have a video!
Do you mean maybe I 2 instead of D 2? Because on their website I can see only site for the I 2.
@@rekosko d 2 will be the logical follow up
I have ( and LOVE ) both ... a LOT
I can’t stand how low profile the viper is, I got large hands and I need something to rest my palm on. It was way too small and cause some major finger cramps after extended use. The hump on the V3 death adder almost felt like the rival 310 which was perfect for me.
That’s a fair point. Don’t personally have this issue with holding the viper but can definitely see it
I hear there are many issues with the deathadder such ass muddy feeling clicks, jittery scroll, and overall short life span on a dozen reviews (amazon). But it looks SO comfortable. I use the Gpro superlight and it'd a solid mouse but I hate the ergonomics, it's just not for my hand, but have put up with it since it was supposed to be "the one" 😪
I don’t personally agree that it feels muddy or jittery but I wouldn’t be surprised if some units have those problems. I like the deathadder shape but have actually found myself going back to the viper
@@ColeCaccamise The scroll wheel activates from the slightest sideways pressure for me and is kind of hard to press.
very helpful. I'm gonna go with the Deathadder. better build quality and no rgb is worth the extra money for me.
how youve been liking it, what grip do you use and is it good in hand
@@helixswitcherhoff9175 I didnt lol. I use claw. Biggest thing was the shape, little too big and ergo just isnt for me. Returned for an Lamzu Atlantis which is way better for claw. Still no rgb, great colorways, and solid build quality I actually prefer over the more expensive DAv3; Idk how they did it. The DAv3 is nicely textured but the felt surprisingly hollow and not as sturdy. The mouse buttons were clicker than Id personally like and also felt hollow. I suspect the mouse sounds and feels hollow bc it is, theres probably alot of empty space in that big shell. Def a contender if you like the ergo shape. less offensive flare than on the previous deathadders. $150 tho, Its expensive tho, I’m happier that the atlantis was only $90 and I was able to upgrade my mousepad to a lgg saturn with the extra money.
Between the death adder, model d and the g90 pro x super light wireless, which would you choose having hands on between all 3? I’m willing to shell out the obnoxious price tag for the better quality.
I had the glorious model o wired previously and I liked it although after gaming for a while I found it to be a little slippery and maybe a little small for my larger hands.
Thanks
Deathadder would be my pick. Texture is much better than the other two and the larger size will likely help
The quality of your videos is always superior to a lot of folks. Are you sponsored by Glorious or something?
Thanks! No I’m not, I just like their products.
@@ColeCaccamise Cool. I believe you.
The good thing about the model d is you still get top teir build quility and every thing but the razer deathadder v3 pro is still better in every way than the model d what im saying is the model d is is pretty premium for its price
the side bottoms are ok? and the holes not bother ur hand?
It just looks cool im more of an asthetic kinda guy
Bro i dont feel no holes bc every mouse ive used with holes never bothered me its like it isnt there
why do they still make gaming mouse switches so loud they should be silent....
I have both! Practically the same, def not worth twice the price
I had both but just prefer the model d shape
what is your hand size?
the side bottoms are ok? and the holes not bother ur hand?
@@bastyyg8771 not at all the coating is top notch, great build 👌
@@bastyyg8771 no, its really good, i had more than 15 mice before trust
@@pav1u ok but i have the razer essential so is a upgrade anyway i only not use the side bottons too much , ty
Nice video. Have you tested the pulsar xlite v2 by any chance? Seems like a pretty similar mouse.
I’m currently working on a video about the x2. Really like it so wouldn’t be opposed to checking that out too
Nice video, the right click of my DA V3 Pro feels a bit heavier and has a more low pitched sound than the left click, do you have that aswell?
Nothing deal breaker though I love the mouse!
I’ve noticed the pitch being different between the top but In terms of heaviness they both feel the same
another clean techtuber to follow ncncnc
I just ordered the DV3 Pro as I had the Model D wireless... but both copies I got, tapping on the mouse pad would active either of my M1 or M2 and then both the DPI and side buttons just stopped working, like mapping anything to them would not register.... this was also all within just having them for maybe a week. Having to go back to my G703 until the DV3 comes in, the weight is so noticeable after using a 69g mouse LOL.
PS: The RGB thing was not just with your copy, both of mine had the same issue as well and I had to run the RGB at only 10% so conserve battery life which was honestly terrible as well on the mouse.
I saw someone ask for a warranty so much they just gave him a full refund
i like my model d wireless certain games you need speed with your click i love having the option to change my dbounce!! w mouse
I owned my glorious d since launch still works like new but in counter strike 2 the sensor doesnt perform well... is there any good mouse with new sensor similair to glorious D? I hate the deathadder. I'm thinking bout pulsar xlite V2 not sure...
Why do you hate deathadder
Comper the viper ultimate the model o wireless and the gpro wireless
I want to get my hands on a model o tbh. I’d really want to compare it to the new pulsar x2 tbh
@@ColeCaccamise can you compare both the D and the O? I’m really thinking about getting the Glorious D wireless cause it’s on sale but a lot of people say Pulsar mice are better
apologies for the late response but after having used the pulsar x2 for a while I really like it. I've yet to give the model O a try but am tempted to order the new model o 2
I just swapped my Model D Wireless with Deathadder v3 Pro it feels so right for me, also ordered Hyperpolling wireless dongle
Which is bigger? the stats say DAV3 but it doesn't look like it on video. I have the glorious D and it is so big that i cant have my fingers "parallel" with the mouse and it is annoying since i have to move my hand to the left to grip it comfortable and basically i have the mouse at an angle. I like it the mouse to have a hump in the back for me to rest my hand while i use claw grip. What mouse would you suggest ?
The deathadder is only slightly bigger, mostly width wise. If you find the Model D too big you'd probably feel the same about the deathadder. The hump on it is a little more raised so I find it a lot more comfortable to use. I also much prefer the grippier texture it has
@@ColeCaccamise oh ok thanks so the deathadder won't do. Any other specific suggestions?
I’m about to test pulsars xlite v2 but not sure exactly how the shape is comparatively. I haven’t used any other ergo mice
Should've gone for model D minus if you have small hands like me.... it's so comfortable, personally i use a razor orochi v2 which is also a small size mouse
What keyboard do you use? Thanks
This is the Nuphy Halo65! Check the description for a link
@@ColeCaccamise thanks man
In terms of comfort, would you guys say v2 pro is better?
I actually find it more comfortable personally
@@ColeCaccamise thanks, I need to go to a store..hopefully feel both. I like the v3, it’s expensive though and I want a comfortable one. My other mouse, too slim and it hurts after a while
ik its a bit off on the topic but, i was considering refunding the model D wired version cause of the buttons are not to my liking
and considering the deathadder v2 now in terms of the shape ik the both almost the same , however the model D match my hand like a glove
i wanna know if i'll feel the same with the DAv2
hands measurement 18.5cm x 9.5cm
Hey man, I know I’m pretty late but I’d like to know what you ended up choosing. I currently have the model D wired version, but I’m planning on selling it and getting either the wireless version, or the razer deathadder v2 pro, or the hyper pulsefire haste 2 wireless. Do you have any recommendations? I like the shape of the model D and its weight, but I’d like a tougher build quality and wouldn’t mind having less rgb to save on battery life. I’m also not the biggest fan of the honeycomb design.
@@deadshottii so im familiar with razer and glorious and i suffered with glorious build quality, yet i prefer glorious shape over the dav2 for the reason that i want an ergo mouse but not too small like mini mice from razer deathadder or too big like the deathadder old shape its kind of in between. so in that sense i'd recommend deathadder v3 wired or the new viper v3 (similar to dav3 but not ergo shaped)
now i'd never buy a glorious product again
just cuz of its build it broke and i fixed it more than i can count and its not made to last (creaks and flexing on side if u press hard enough) so yea i heard their newer models are improved but thats not something im willing to try
i tried logitech and razer and i'd say razer has the best build quality and endurance. specially now. hope this helped, u can ask more questions if u want.
@@ozymandias9450 I’m looking for something in the $70 - $80 range. Do you have any recommendations? Do you think the glorious mouse improved build will be that noticeable. Also do you have any opinions on the pulse fire haste 2?
@@deadshottii um on the improved build of glorious i have no idea how valid it is and the haste 2 well i heard good things about but it didnt stand out big time for me
i think the dav3 wired is in ur price range
@@ozymandias9450 Alright, thank you!
the side bottoms are ok? and the holes not bother ur hand? of model d, im thinking to buy the wireless one
I have both mice so ya
Definitely need to slow your speech down a bit dude. It's ridiculously quick
Appreciate the feedback man
@@ColeCaccamise No worries man. You're saying great stuff so you want people to clearly hear it. Keep it up 🙂
@@ColeCaccamise I mean, it's all personal preferance I suppose but I liked the speed you spoke at :)
Nah u need to listen lol
@@starboyibz get effed
Yo, I've had a wired model D for a year and a half or so now, and enjoy the mouse a lot. I have been considering upgrading to the wireless version and I wanted to know if you find the mouse to be durable/reliable or not for the time you've had it. I'm in between the viper ultimate and the glorious model D which are the same price at the moment but am leaning towards the model D because I am used to the wired version and my hands are a bit large, however, if one has a longer lifetime than the other I would rather buy the one which lasts longer. (In terms of breaking not battery life)
hey i have both, my original wired model d wire broke and glorious sent me a replacement ascended cable (waaaay better cable than stock), imo i like the slightly crispier click on the wired, but the wireless model D def has waaay better build quality. squeezing both the wireless one feels built like a tank compared to the wired one, i can click the side buttons squeezing the sides onthe wried but not the wireless. my biggest con for the wireless is that when plugged in wired mode isnt anywhere as good as the wired ascended cable model d. hope this helped!
the side bottoms are ok? and the holes not bother ur hand?
@@bastyyg8771 I don't know if you are asking or telling me that but I got the mouse and it's great. I have a large hand so the shape of it is a bit small but its better than like any other mice I've had, and the ergonomics are really nice. I can't say much about the side buttons because I don't use them much but for me they are good.
@@bastyyg8771 i use the side buttons all the time, like the front side button for sprinting or crouching in csgo/valorant, and the other one for walking/melee/sliding. The Wireless Model d has better side buttons imo than the wired, wireless side buttons feel a bit lighter to press by about 5 grams but that can also maybe because ive used the wireless more i think.
For the holes nah they dont bother me, the wireless one has no holes on the left and right click. and the wireless one is a much stronger body. 1/4 the sounds when squeezing. but they holes do get dirty i clean once a week or two weeks with a toothbrush and shake the mouse.
Glorious MODEL D is super worth it. Im not gonna buy another one for a loooong time.
Glad you like it!
@@ColeCaccamise At first it was a lotta time to get used to using it since I was using another 90g older wireless mouse but got a couple of hours into it and you feel like your holding nothing and swiping feels crispier.
Great video, I have had 2 different model Ds in the past month, both have crapped out. Software from glorious is straight ass. I would not buy the model D.
Appreciate that man. But I’m sorry to hear you’ve had so many issues with it, I’ve luckily not ran into any thus far
😎
G502 hero>
69 gram Model D, noice!