At first glance, there's not much difference between the Glorious Model D 2 Pro and the Model O 2 Pro ... problem is already included in the box. These four mice are wonderfully designed, but ...

After all, the design of the mouse itself looks very similar to its Glorious Model D 2 Pro sibling, which is specially designed for right-handed users(see image below). Even though the design is ...

Glorious are aiming to cater for everyone with the Model O 2 Pro and Model D 2 Pro, with the former being a symmetrical design, while the latter features an ergonomic shape. Both models are ...

Not too long ago, we reviewed the Pro versions of the Glorious Model D 2 and O 2, a pair of gaming mice geared towards competitive play that trimmed out a lot of flashiness in favor of no-nonsense ...

Glorious' new and improved Model D 2 ... so much that it wasn't all-round a great experience. The D 2 Pro comes with an 8,000 Hz model, which may be a better choice if you have the money and ...

While more competitive players may prefer the boosted polling rate of the Viper V3 Pro or the Glorious Model D 2 Pro, I rarely found myself limited by this configuration in daily play. The Model D ...

The Glorious Model D 2 Pro ($129.99) gaming mouse meets this need. A lightweight frame, a comfortable sculpt, and an extraordinarily high polling rate make it an excellent competitive tool.

The cheapest and most affordable pieces gamers can grab are the Glorious Model O 2 Lightweight Wired and D 2 Wired. They can save $11.25 on these particular peripherals. Meanwhile, Model O 2 Pro ...

While Glorious isn't exactly shaking the gaming mouse market up with the Series 2 Pro, it glides with the best of them—and it's extremely responsive. It's too expensive, though, and I'd prefer ...

I wouldn’t put the Glorious Model O 2 Mini Wireless in this camp. Despite its name, it’s a far cry from the squat mini mice on the market right now. In fact, you’d be forgiven for mistaking ...