The OG Model O launched back in 2019, when ultralight gaming mice first exploded in popularity, and propelled Glorious well and truly into the spotlight. This Eternal model brings ...

Though the Glorious Model D 2 Mouse succeeds in ways its more competitive big brother doesn't, it's a good mouse drowned out in a much bigger and more impressive gaming mouse market.

The Glorious Model O 2 wireless gaming mouse features a sleek, perforated design to make it super light. Pair that with a maximum DPI of 26,000 and a 1,000Hz polling rate and you’ve got the near ...

The Glorious Model O 2 Pro 4K/8KHz Edition is an ultra-light gaming mouse that promises precision and speed. Is it worth the price?

The Glorious Model D2 Pro 4kHz / 8kHz is an excellent competitive gaming mouse, but struggles to justify its price compared to its cheaper sibling.

The Model O is back in a new stripped-down, budget-focused design, and this ultralight wired gaming mouse is still a winner for under $40.

Glorious Model O RGB Lightweight Gaming Mouse What you need to know: This mouse has customizable six-step DPI control, and the button spacing is for ambidextrous users.

The wireless Glorious Model D 2 holds up as a solid gaming mouse with just enough personality to make it an attractive option among the competition.

Glorious Model O RGB Lightweight Gaming Mouse What you need to know: This mouse has customizable six-step DPI control, and the button spacing is for ambidextrous users.

Glorious Model O RGB Lightweight Gaming Mouse What you need to know: This mouse has customizable six-step DPI control, and the button spacing is for ambidextrous users.

The I 2 Wireless takes advantage of the Glorious silly-named BAMF Sensor, giving you a max DPI 19000. It's identical to the wired version of the Model I, which isn't surprising, minus the cable.