Description
Glorious Model O Minus
₹4,999.00
- One of the world’s lightest RGB gaming mouse
- Honeycomb shell design with G-Skates premium mouse feet
- RGB backlight
- Supports up to 12000 DPI, setting can be configured using offline mode(default) or drivers
- 20 million clicks
- Lightweight software with remappable DPI
- Two year domestic warranty.
“Latest driver can be downloaded from official Glorious website”
Additional information
| Key Switches | Omron® Mechanical Rated For 20 Million Clicks |
|---|---|
| Backlight | RGB |
| Interface(s) | USB 2.0 |
| Logical Layout | 6 buttons |
| Max DPI | 12000 |
| Polling Rate | 1000hz (1ms) |
| Weight | 58 grams (Matte) and 59 grams (Glossy)* |
| Cable Length | 2 m / 6.5 ft |
| Cable Type | Ascended Cord (ultra-flexible) |
| Mouse Feet Thickness | 0.81mm |
| Mouse Feet Type | G-Skates Premium Mouse Feet |
| Compatible with | Linux, Mac, Windows |
| Country of origin | China |
6 reviews for Glorious Model O Minus
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stormyisv (verified owner) –
cute mouse, good quality, delivered quickly, thanks meckeysss!
Roisan Wahlang (verified owner) –
A very good and lightweight mouse for people with small(er) hands. I have been using it for more than two weeks and so far it still feels like new. Buttons are tactile and the tracking is responsive as expected of a gaming mouse. Customization (DPI, RGB, etc) can be easily set up using the software provided on the website. Also, product delivery was done within a week of when the order was made. For me, 5/5 rating for sure.
DEVASHISH SHRIVASTAV (verified owner) –
Great mouse for claw grip aiming.And nice mouse for users with small hand.Very light weight and feels almost wireless.
Rahul Karkera (verified owner) –
This mouse good af I bought it 2 weeks ago even since then my aim is point black and I’ve been fuckin people up on cod u gotta buy dis shit.
Yuvraj Sheoran (verified owner) –
Very Good Mouse..Must Buy!
Vishwanath Subramanian (verified owner) –
I received my Model O- on Feb 10 and held off my initial review in order to get a better idea of how compatible it is.
Some background – I was using a modded-DIY G304 (a little under 80 g that I run at 1200 DPI) before this and wanted something lightweight and didn’t cramp my hands after long-term usage for a change. I play RTS and FPS.
With the Model O-, I immediately noticed the low weight (58 g I run at 800 DPI) and, for my hand size (18 x 9 cm), it didn’t seem very cumbersome to me coming from another small mouse. I had to change my grip style just a little bit for a more relaxed palm-fingertip hybrid.
The clicks also feel very crisp and the side-buttons are a noticeable upgrade in quality over the average gaming mouse, including my own. I like the grooved scroll wheel and the DPI button. While there are known QC issues with the regular-sized Model O, I had absolutely no issues build-wise with my Model O-.
The holes are not a problem and it seems to hold up its paint and colors very well so far; seems resistant to oil and dirt.
However, I have docked a star off of this review because of a few issues I encountered:
1. The thin ‘new’ Ascended Cord that comes standard with the Model O- isn’t as thin and out-of-the-way I expected. There is still some amount of that thick lace covering that persists, even though it is possible to push it closer to the USB end with peristalsis. Coming from a wireless mouse, it was a little disappointing to see that the cable could’ve been better. Using a zip-tie mod helps mitigate this cable drag a bit.
2. Sometimes there are occasional short teleports/spin-outs while gaming, and I encountered this even without the ziptie. I’ll do some research on this and find out what’s causing this.
3. This one is a bit minor, but a bit more of a hump in the rear would’ve helped with claw-grip and hybrid-claw styles.
Overall I’m very satisfied with the mouse and the price at which I got this off of Meckeys. Kudos to both Meckeys and Glorious for making such quality products accessible to the average gamer and I wish them all the very best.