Glorious Model I 2 Wired Gaming Mouse - 9 Programmable Buttons (2 Swappable), 66g Superlight, 26k Optical Sensor, 80M Click Rated Switches, MMO/MOBA/FPS, Side Thumb Rest - White

Very nice. Full disclosure, the first unit I received was faulty (it kept resetting itself) but Amazon replaced it quickly.I was a G502 enjoyer for years and having seen this wireless ergonomic mouse from glorious I thought I would give it a try and I am very happy with it. It's very comfortable, more so than the G502 and very lightweight for an ergonomic mouse. Buttons feel good. The plastic has a nice soft touch/matte finish to it.In use, it's great. I use it mainly for FPS games and performs really well. It took a while to get used to the weight and feel of it but I am glad I took a chance on it.You can assign whatever keys/actions you want to the various mouse buttons via the software. There is no automatic game game detection but you can set multiple profiles. I set the RGB to specific colours so I can easily see which profile I am currently using.At the time of writing this, there seems to be some issues with the latest version of glorious core so I am using the legacy version (1.1.36). The mouse works fine with the software and did all the firmware updates, etc..

The mouse itself is great, feels good in the hand, the buttons are great. The build quaility is great on everything including the braided usb-c cable included (it's super flexible). My only complaint is that it doesn't have a space inside the mouse to put the dongle.

The mouse itself is good shape, good weight, good buttons but battery life is horrible, i get about 4 days even with lights off, in comparison I don't remember when was the last time i charged my Logitech superlight, the software on the other hand could be the worse i have seen in the business, as buggy as it can get, it took me 2 hours to set a macro on one of the buttons, i was very close to returning the mouse but i like the design so much and the extra buttons so i decided to keep it and live with its problems.

Actually really really good for the price 4 mouse buttons are really functional and the built in glide pads are great :)

After 5 years of using my Logitech G402 I decided to finally replace it when the scroll wheel click started to go.After countless research I decided upon the Glorious model I 2 wireless for £60, out of the box I was chuffed as it was essentially a comfortable G502 style mouse at only 75g.Pro's:- Great ergonomic comfortable design- Lovely cable and wireless system- Good RGB (that you can't really use with the battery life)- Decent softwareCon's:- The feet on both I tried are scratchy and don't glide well- The battery life is pretty poor- The DPI indicator is on the bottom of the mouse- The 3 side mouse buttons are awkwardly squished together and poor quality, might as well just have 2- The mouse 'sniper' button is awkwardly placedMe specific problems?:- Returned the first mouse as the feet were scratching up my mouse matt and it glided horribly- Returned the second mouse due to almost as scratchy feet as before AND after about 30 minutes of use the left click became loose, wobbly and was flexing significantly as well as making a creaking noise.All in all a great design ruined by shoddy quality, back to Logitech i go.

For the 9 months I've been using it, the first 8 and a half were pretty good. I primarily use Linux, and while there's no way to use the Glorious software on that OS, the onboard storage works well if you can configure it on a Windows system. The software itself is so-so though. It's clean and does the basics, but it also just doesn't work half the time, is restrictive when it comes to rebinding keys, and fails to update the mouse at all.It's good in the hand using a claw grip, though the 3 side buttons can be hard getting used to. The feet still glide well, all the buttons work, and the lightness is nice.Ultimately though, it essentially died after 9 months, developing an issue where it will randomly disconnect for a second. It's completely random. It'll do it when static, moving, 5 times in quick succession, or just once every 15 minutes. There's been zero strain on the cable, so I have no idea how a problem like this develops.

If you are into gaming, apparently this is brilliant!

Nice lightweight mouse that feels and looks good. It has a poor battery life and needs constant charging.