The Glorious Model O Pro Wireless is a wireless gaming mouse that offers a latency-free gaming experience and precise tracking. Developed by Glorious in collaboration with Pixart, the BAMF sensor delivers an impressive resolution of 19,000 DPI. The top of the limited edition gaming mouse is available in one of three stylish colors and features a subtle LED that indicates the battery level. The surface is matte for a good grip. The durable Glorious switches ensure the long lifespan of the Model O Pro Wireless. This ambidextrous mouse has a total of six programmable buttons. In addition to the two main buttons and the DPI button on the top, there are two switches on the left side, primarily designed for right-handed users, as well as a clickable scroll wheel. The symmetrical shape is suitable for both left and right-handed users. The hand rests in a natural position on the mouse, reducing finger strain when pressing the buttons and avoiding unnecessary movements. Therefore, long gaming sessions are not a problem thanks to the ergonomic design of the Glorious Model O Pro Wireless. Despite the built-in battery and an impressive battery life of up to 80 hours, the Model O Pro Wireless weighs only 55 grams. With the included USB-C cable, you can continue playing while the mouse is charging.
The Glorious Model O Pro Wireless is a wireless gaming mouse that offers a latency-free gaming experience and precise tracking. Developed by Glorious in collaboration with Pixart, the BAMF sensor delivers an impressive resolution of 19,000 DPI. The top of the limited edition gaming mouse is available in one of three stylish colors and features a subtle LED that indicates the battery level. The surface is matte for a good grip. The durable Glorious switches ensure the long lifespan of the Model O Pro Wireless. This ambidextrous mouse has a total of six programmable buttons. In addition to the two main buttons and the DPI button on the top, there are two switches on the left side, primarily designed for right-handed users, as well as a clickable scroll wheel. The symmetrical shape is suitable for both left and right-handed users. The hand rests in a natural position on the mouse, reducing finger strain when pressing the buttons and avoiding unnecessary movements. Therefore, long gaming sessions are not a problem thanks to the ergonomic design of the Glorious Model O Pro Wireless. Despite the built-in battery and an impressive battery life of up to 80 hours, the Model O Pro Wireless weighs only 55 grams. With the included USB-C cable, you can continue playing while the mouse is charging.
The Glorious Model O Pro Wireless is a wireless gaming mouse that offers a latency-free gaming experience and precise tracking. Developed by Glorious in collaboration with Pixart, the BAMF sensor delivers an impressive resolution of 19,000 DPI. The top of the limited edition gaming mouse is available in one of three stylish colors and features a subtle LED that indicates the battery level. The surface is matte for a good grip. The durable Glorious switches ensure the long lifespan of the Model O Pro Wireless. This ambidextrous mouse has a total of six programmable buttons. In addition to the two main buttons and the DPI button on the top, there are two switches on the left side, primarily designed for right-handed users, as well as a clickable scroll wheel. The symmetrical shape is suitable for both left and right-handed users. The hand rests in a natural position on the mouse, reducing finger strain when pressing the buttons and avoiding unnecessary movements. Therefore, long gaming sessions are not a problem thanks to the ergonomic design of the Glorious Model O Pro Wireless. Despite the built-in battery and an impressive battery life of up to 80 hours, the Model O Pro Wireless weighs only 55 grams. With the included USB-C cable, you can continue playing while the mouse is charging.
The Glorious Model O Pro Wireless is a wireless gaming mouse that offers a latency-free gaming experience and precise tracking. Developed by Glorious in collaboration with Pixart, the BAMF sensor delivers an impressive resolution of 19,000 DPI. The top of the limited edition gaming mouse is available in one of three stylish colors and features a subtle LED that indicates the battery level. The surface is matte for a good grip. The durable Glorious switches ensure the long lifespan of the Model O Pro Wireless. This ambidextrous mouse has a total of six programmable buttons. In addition to the two main buttons and the DPI button on the top, there are two switches on the left side, primarily designed for right-handed users, as well as a clickable scroll wheel. The symmetrical shape is suitable for both left and right-handed users. The hand rests in a natural position on the mouse, reducing finger strain when pressing the buttons and avoiding unnecessary movements. Therefore, long gaming sessions are not a problem thanks to the ergonomic design of the Glorious Model O Pro Wireless. Despite the built-in battery and an impressive battery life of up to 80 hours, the Model O Pro Wireless weighs only 55 grams. With the included USB-C cable, you can continue playing while the mouse is charging.
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Glorious Model O Pro Wireless - Red Fox - Ultra Lightweight Durable High Performance Wired Wireless Gaming Mouse GLO-MS-OW-RF-FORGE MS624
Delivery between 11–15 June $15.52
Glorious Model O Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse, Smoothly Rounded Pure PTFE Feet, BAMF Sensor, 19000 DPI Resolution, 6 Total Buttons, 80H of Battery Life,
Delivery between 10–17 June $47.49
Glorious Model O Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse, Smoothly Rounded Pure PTFE Feet, BAMF Sensor, 19000 DPI Resolution, 6 Total Buttons, 80H of Battery Life,
Delivery between 10–17 June $47.49
originally posted on gloriousgaming.com
I was originally using the model o wired, and when I was looking for an upgrade I saw the new pro wireless was on group buy, so I decided to risk it and just buy it right there. A couple months went buy, took a long time. But when it got here and I set it up, I have never used a mouse of this quality in my life. The model o was an incredible mouse, and I did not think there could be a mouse this much better. The sensor is incredibly smooth and clear, it glides very well, the clicks and scroll feel amazing. It’s literally my dream mouse. Honestly, it feels quicker to respond than the wired mouse. Also the battery life is crazy good, I just charge it maybe once every 2 weeks, and it’s not even close to dead by then. Either way, when I charge it I can use it as a wired ... MoreI was originally using the model o wired, and when I was looking for an upgrade I saw the new pro wireless was on group buy, so I decided to risk it and just buy it right there. A couple months went buy, took a long time. But when it got here and I set it up, I have never used a mouse of this quality in my life. The model o was an incredible mouse, and I did not think there could be a mouse this much better. The sensor is incredibly smooth and clear, it glides very well, the clicks and scroll feel amazing. It’s literally my dream mouse. Honestly, it feels quicker to respond than the wired mouse. Also the battery life is crazy good, I just charge it maybe once every 2 weeks, and it’s not even close to dead by then. Either way, when I charge it I can use it as a wired mouse too. Seriously worth every dollar. Honestly it’s worth more than 100 dollars. Thank you so much glorious!
originally posted on gloriousgaming.com
Recently entered the PC world and decided on a Module O wireless as my first mouse after doing some research on different mice. Loved the Model O and never looked back. When the Module O pro was announced I knew I had to have it. The Model O pro is noticeably lighter but still feels solid. Fits great in my hand (7 1/2 inches from tip of middle finger to base of palm.) Red Fox was the color I chose and was kind of disappointed in the color when I received it. Its definitely more f a salom pink then Redwhich is why I'm giving it a 4 and not a 5. However that doesn't affect the performance of this mouse one bit. Highly recommend this mouse
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Light, snappy, and phenomenally crisp L/R mouse button clicks (that take minimal effort to press) amount to a great gaming experiencing! My only qualm is the size of the side buttons and their placement. I have larger hands and realize this mouse is not going to be a perfect fit for me, and as a result I will stick with the Model D variant for its larger / ergo design when buying mice from Glorious going forward. That said, give me a moment to toss a weird curveball into this review:I also own the Razer Viper V2 Pro which weighs 58 grams, up 3 from the O-Pro at 55. Both mice share a similar design, however, the Viper's 3 gram weight difference and overall structure makes it feel like a weirdly sturdier product with its grainy finish and side button placements ... MoreLight, snappy, and phenomenally crisp L/R mouse button clicks (that take minimal effort to press) amount to a great gaming experiencing! My only qualm is the size of the side buttons and their placement. I have larger hands and realize this mouse is not going to be a perfect fit for me, and as a result I will stick with the Model D variant for its larger / ergo design when buying mice from Glorious going forward. That said, give me a moment to toss a weird curveball into this review:I also own the Razer Viper V2 Pro which weighs 58 grams, up 3 from the O-Pro at 55. Both mice share a similar design, however, the Viper's 3 gram weight difference and overall structure makes it feel like a weirdly sturdier product with its grainy finish and side button placements which are slightly longer / bigger and easier to reach with my thumb.On the Model O Pro I find that I have to exit my pseudo palm grip to reach up further with my thumb. Is this game breaking for me, no, but over long play sessions and when compared to the Viper, it's a noticeable agitation that really knocks the experience of the Model O Pro down one star for me personally. To knock the Viper, even though it fits my hand just a bit better, the L/R mouse clicks do not feel as good as the Model O Pro (user preference) and you can feel the 3 gram weight difference quite a bit; so Glorious, kudos to you all for making the O Pro feel like a cloud and a joy to use.Not sure if these reviews are used to help iterate on features of the mice, but for the Model O Pro, I would be even more excited to buy another O-Variant down the line that is slightly bigger, but nowhere near as big as the Model D. This sounds like a weir suggestion given the "class" nature of the Model O at this point, but I feel like there is untapped potential for a middle of the road sized Model O for slightly larger hands that also has better placed side mouse buttons.
| Battery type | Built-in battery |
| Charging port type | USB Type-C |
| Rechargeable | Yes |
| Power source | Batteries |
| Surface coloration | Monochromatic |
Glorious Model O Pro Wireless - Red Fox - Ultra Lightweight Durable High Performance Wired Wireless Gaming Mouse GLO-MS-OW-RF-FORGE MS624
Delivery between 11–15 June $15.52
Glorious Model O Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse, Smoothly Rounded Pure PTFE Feet, BAMF Sensor, 19000 DPI Resolution, 6 Total Buttons, 80H of Battery Life,
Delivery between 10–17 June $47.49
Glorious Model O Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse, Smoothly Rounded Pure PTFE Feet, BAMF Sensor, 19000 DPI Resolution, 6 Total Buttons, 80H of Battery Life,
Delivery between 10–17 June $47.49
I was originally using the model o wired, and when I was looking for an upgrade I saw the new pro wireless was on group buy, so I decided to risk it and just buy it right there. A couple months went buy, took a long time. But when it got here and I set it up, I have never used a mouse of this quality in my life. The model o was an incredible mouse, and I did not think there could be a mouse this much better. The sensor is incredibly smooth and clear, it glides very well, the clicks and scroll feel amazing. It’s literally my dream mouse. Honestly, it feels quicker to respond than the wired mouse. Also the battery life is crazy good, I just charge it maybe once every 2 weeks, and it’s not even close to dead by then. Either way, when I charge it I can use it as a wired ... MoreI was originally using the model o wired, and when I was looking for an upgrade I saw the new pro wireless was on group buy, so I decided to risk it and just buy it right there. A couple months went buy, took a long time. But when it got here and I set it up, I have never used a mouse of this quality in my life. The model o was an incredible mouse, and I did not think there could be a mouse this much better. The sensor is incredibly smooth and clear, it glides very well, the clicks and scroll feel amazing. It’s literally my dream mouse. Honestly, it feels quicker to respond than the wired mouse. Also the battery life is crazy good, I just charge it maybe once every 2 weeks, and it’s not even close to dead by then. Either way, when I charge it I can use it as a wired mouse too. Seriously worth every dollar. Honestly it’s worth more than 100 dollars. Thank you so much glorious!
Recently entered the PC world and decided on a Module O wireless as my first mouse after doing some research on different mice. Loved the Model O and never looked back. When the Module O pro was announced I knew I had to have it. The Model O pro is noticeably lighter but still feels solid. Fits great in my hand (7 1/2 inches from tip of middle finger to base of palm.) Red Fox was the color I chose and was kind of disappointed in the color when I received it. Its definitely more f a salom pink then Redwhich is why I'm giving it a 4 and not a 5. However that doesn't affect the performance of this mouse one bit. Highly recommend this mouse
Light, snappy, and phenomenally crisp L/R mouse button clicks (that take minimal effort to press) amount to a great gaming experiencing! My only qualm is the size of the side buttons and their placement. I have larger hands and realize this mouse is not going to be a perfect fit for me, and as a result I will stick with the Model D variant for its larger / ergo design when buying mice from Glorious going forward. That said, give me a moment to toss a weird curveball into this review:I also own the Razer Viper V2 Pro which weighs 58 grams, up 3 from the O-Pro at 55. Both mice share a similar design, however, the Viper's 3 gram weight difference and overall structure makes it feel like a weirdly sturdier product with its grainy finish and side button placements ... MoreLight, snappy, and phenomenally crisp L/R mouse button clicks (that take minimal effort to press) amount to a great gaming experiencing! My only qualm is the size of the side buttons and their placement. I have larger hands and realize this mouse is not going to be a perfect fit for me, and as a result I will stick with the Model D variant for its larger / ergo design when buying mice from Glorious going forward. That said, give me a moment to toss a weird curveball into this review:I also own the Razer Viper V2 Pro which weighs 58 grams, up 3 from the O-Pro at 55. Both mice share a similar design, however, the Viper's 3 gram weight difference and overall structure makes it feel like a weirdly sturdier product with its grainy finish and side button placements which are slightly longer / bigger and easier to reach with my thumb.On the Model O Pro I find that I have to exit my pseudo palm grip to reach up further with my thumb. Is this game breaking for me, no, but over long play sessions and when compared to the Viper, it's a noticeable agitation that really knocks the experience of the Model O Pro down one star for me personally. To knock the Viper, even though it fits my hand just a bit better, the L/R mouse clicks do not feel as good as the Model O Pro (user preference) and you can feel the 3 gram weight difference quite a bit; so Glorious, kudos to you all for making the O Pro feel like a cloud and a joy to use.Not sure if these reviews are used to help iterate on features of the mice, but for the Model O Pro, I would be even more excited to buy another O-Variant down the line that is slightly bigger, but nowhere near as big as the Model D. This sounds like a weir suggestion given the "class" nature of the Model O at this point, but I feel like there is untapped potential for a middle of the road sized Model O for slightly larger hands that also has better placed side mouse buttons.
My initial thought on the Model O Pro:•Weight is great with 55 grams or 56 grams•Texture like I mentioned before feels great but chalky•Clicks felt like Kailh 8.0 when I opened it up it had orange dots•Size felt comfy on hand•There were rattled from the front clicks but not as bad as others•side buttons can be uncomfortable because of size but does not bother too much•Battery life last longer then the original model O which is a big improvementOverall the Model O Pro is impressive and a good mouse that honestly I got lucky on receiving a good copy compared to others so this is my opinion and experience of using the mouse for a week on how I felt about it and how good the mouse performed for me
I prefer a solid body mouse, which is what kept me from the Model O in the past. When I saw the Model O Pro had a solid body I was eager to try it. Overall I like the Model O Pro but there's a few things holding it back from being great.The biggest issue I have is that actuation points of M1/M2 buttons aren't very sensitive. Both of them require depressing the button almost all the way before they actuate, farther than other mice I use. There's also some inconsistency between the two buttons with M1 being even less responsive than M2.My other issue comes with the placement of the M4/M5 buttons. They're placed farther forward than other mice I've used, and it's difficult for me to easily press the M5 button. My index/middle fingers are all the way at the front of ... MoreI prefer a solid body mouse, which is what kept me from the Model O in the past. When I saw the Model O Pro had a solid body I was eager to try it. Overall I like the Model O Pro but there's a few things holding it back from being great.The biggest issue I have is that actuation points of M1/M2 buttons aren't very sensitive. Both of them require depressing the button almost all the way before they actuate, farther than other mice I use. There's also some inconsistency between the two buttons with M1 being even less responsive than M2.My other issue comes with the placement of the M4/M5 buttons. They're placed farther forward than other mice I've used, and it's difficult for me to easily press the M5 button. My index/middle fingers are all the way at the front of the mouse and I can still barely reach the M5 button with my thumb. This may have to do with the shape of my hands and my grip, but again it's not an issue on other mice.Besides those gripes, the weight of the mouse feels great, it's a comfortable shape, and the skates slide well without catching. The battery life is good, and the charging cable is a good length and high quality.
The skates are good, clicks are good, coating is good, side buttons are meh, extra button on the top is good, shape is good. I really like this mouse. I had no issues with rattling or anything like that. HOWEVER, I keep having issues with the wireless. The mouse tracking will be super weird and jerky rather than accurately showing my movements. This will only happen every so often, but it makes the mouse impossible to use while it is happening. It usually only happens for a few seconds at a time and then goes back to working normally, but lately it hasn’t been going away as soon, or it goes away only to instantly come back. Because of this, I have been using my wireless mouse wired, which is rather annoying.
The O pro is a great mouse for the price. Lightweight, snappy, and feels good in the hand. The material is plastic all around but it is well put together. Minimal screws allow the mouse to shed unnecessary weight. For all the good.. there is still the glorious bad. QC issues seem to plague their lineups. The paddles have quite a lot of rattle to them. Can be fixed with sliding some paper in between the top of the shell and paddles but it is still sad to see a group buy mouse having these issues. Overall, if you want a lightweight mouse that’s bigger than a G Pro super light.. the O pro works well
There really isn’t anything pro about this, just a model o with no holes. The performance bump is negligible at best. The wait time took forever, almost forgot I even bought 2 of them. The colors are not vibrante at all, the build quality is cheap compared to any other mouse in its weight range (the Logitech g pro is the gold standard). And over all, the fact that it’s a group buy just reeks of a glorious quick cash grab. This would have been better as a sun 50 wired mouse. Not a “premium” option. Would return…..but who knows how that will even go.
This mouse is everything I've come to expect from a Glorious product. Solid quality and design, and not a bank breaking price. It is very lightweight for a wireless mouse, and still sports a decent battery life. Charging is quick and easy and could certainly be done while in use if necessary. Switches for clicks are light pressure and satisfyingly clicky. The sensor is solid and through the Glorious Core software you can set its DPI, along with other profile customization. I haven't been disappointed yet by Glorious mice, and the 'Model O PRO - Hyperlight Wireless Gaming Mouse ' shows their continued product evolution.
The weight, safe shape, and solid shell are all great. I had no issues with build quality and I’m playing quite well with the Model O pro. My main issue has to be with the group buy being so close to the series one pro. That was incredibly frustrating. The other issue/missed opportunity here was not having the bamf v2 or 3395 sensor. A top of the line competitive mouse should have the best sensor. It’s not the best feeling to be a little behind on tech with a premium mouse. Over all I love my glorious products but I will always be critical because I want to see the best come from the company.
| Battery type | Built-in battery |
| Charging port type | USB Type-C |
| Rechargeable | Yes |
| Power source | Batteries |
| Surface coloration | Monochromatic |
