If you guys have an old mouse better stick with it. I used to play with Logitech g102 and I play well with that mouse, After using this mouse even after a month my aim is not good, the sensor and weight doesn’t make any difference, it’s about how good you can grip the mouse then only the aim comes well.
Rated 5 out of 5
stormyisv (verified owner)–
cute mouse, good quality, delivered quickly, thanks meckeysss!
Rated 5 out of 5
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.
Rated 4 out of 5
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.
Rated 5 out of 5
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.
Rated 5 out of 5
Yuvraj Sheoran (verified owner)–
Very Good Mouse..Must Buy!
Rated 4 out of 5
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.
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Suren (verified owner) –
If you guys have an old mouse better stick with it. I used to play with Logitech g102 and I play well with that mouse, After using this mouse even after a month my aim is not good, the sensor and weight doesn’t make any difference, it’s about how good you can grip the mouse then only the aim comes well.
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.