Wednesday, October 30th 2019
Glorious PC Gaming Race Intros Model D Gaming Mouse
Glorious PC Gaming race, which gave us the category-defining Model O lightweight gaming mouse, unveiled its new, affordable, and ergonomic sibling, the Model D. The company didn't put out detailed specs, except talking about its biggest attributes. To begin with, the mouse appears to be either ambidextrous or quasi-ambidextrous (having two buttons on its left side). You get an on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment button. Illumination includes RGB LED lighting diffusers along the sides, and the scroll-wheel. The mouse comes in four trims: black, white, and their sub-trims, glossy and matte. Its most important spec is its weight, which tips the scales under 69 g. Priced at USD $49.99, it's slated to come out some time this December.
15 Comments on Glorious PC Gaming Race Intros Model D Gaming Mouse
I have had the Model O for a while, and it is indeed Glorious.
Those mice are for people that treat them like one year disposal stuff, this design is totally not durable in any form or shape.
And if you don't use it a lot, you will get dust inside it. I mean there is so many cons on durability to have holes on your mouse...
new - yes
ergonomic - maybe
affordable - i don't think so
1. They seal the PCB and all internals with dust and sweat resistant coating.
2. They are easily cleaned with a quick blast from a can of compressed air which any pc user should have lying around anyways.
3. If it does break, which it very likely won't, you can buy 2 more and still you won't be up to the same cost as one GPW or VIPER U.
4. These mice also come with Omron 20's, 3360, virgin ptfe feet, replaceable paracord styled cable, and has been updated on every issue customers have brought forward.
Tighter cable weave, Updates box shape so cable doesn't kink, adressed shell flex issues as well as button wobble issues.
You have GPW's having double click issues coming up all the time within a year and its a pro tier mouse. Other mice with any kind of rubber grip are also going to be less durable than this mouse in the sense that the grip will wear.
You guys saying the holes are bad in anyway are making assumptions that are simply uneducated.