Glorious Model I 2 Wireless

[pzogel]

The original Glorious Model I finally gets the wireless treatment with the Model I 2 Wireless. Weighing 74 g, this right-handed ergonomic mouse comes with the latest BAMF 2.0 sensor, Glorious main button switches, Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz connectivity, full RGB lighting, and up to 210 hours of battery life.

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[Rowsol]

I tried the first one. The wheel was too far forward for my grip. It's a shame they didn't address that with this.
I'm also not keen on the holes but I do hope that one day I can get an ergonomic mouse without holes that isn't 100g +
In an ideal world, the MX Master would shed 50 grams and have a proper polling rate. Wishful thinking.

 

[erocker]

I go through a lot of mice and dunno if the build quality on mine is better but the side buttons actually seem pretty good to me! Much better than a lot of other mice I've used. One thing I don't like is if I switch from wired to wireless while in Windows I can't seem to click on anything in the taskbar and it needs a restart. I definitely preferred my Razer Bassilisk v3 with the dock, but that died after a year.

 

[raptori]

I tried the first one. The wheel was too far forward for my grip. It's a shame they didn't address that with this.
I'm also not keen on the holes but I do hope that one day I can get an ergonomic mouse without holes that isn't 100g +
In an ideal world, the MX Master would shed 50 grams and have a proper polling rate. Wishful thinking.

G502 X GAMING MOUSE 89g
RAZER DEATHADDER V3 59g

 

[Rhosta]

I just bought this mouse on sale and, honestly, side buttons feel pretty nice to me.
It's true that there is some post travel, but it doesn't seem to be and issue to me at all. I had some mice with bad side or even main buttons before, but it doesn't seem to be an issue with this one.

EDIT: Only thing I didn't like, is that the biggest button variant for "sniper" button was too sharp on the edge.