Glorious Gaming Model I Wired Gaming Mouse - 69g Superlight, 2 Swappable Buttons, RGB, PTFE Feet, 9 Programmable Buttons, Side Thumb Rest - White

I just recently switched from the model I wired after having it and using it daily for about three years. So far, the I2 wireless is amazing! I set the lights on 50% brightness during Bluetooth use, and my battery hasn’t drained rapidly at all. Once purchased and fully charged, I used it for a full night of gaming (about 7pm to midnight) then Minecraft until about 1-3am, and woke up the next day to it showing over 70% battery left! So far, the value for money has been phenomenal. (Although a bit heavier than the original model I) this lightweight mouse design is amazing, and fits perfectly in my hand.

I am reviewing the Glorious Model I for Minecraft PVP and bridging.Starting off the shape the shape of the Model I is a right-handed ergonomic shaped mouse. (Ergonomic means a mouse has a shape that’s only meant to be used with your right/left hand). It feels very comfortable for palm grip so if you butterfly click with palm grip you will probably like the shape of this mouse. The model I has 4 side buttons only on the left side so if you want to hotkey with them this mouse can do that, you can also remove these side buttons if you don’t like them. The Model I is comfortable for claw grip and is a good shape for that grip as well for fingertip grip in my opinion. I don’t think the shape is as safe as something like the Logitech G Pro X Superlight because the superlight is an ambidextrous shape (a shape that can be used with both of your hands).The build quality is good on my copy, no creaking/flexing at all and when you shake the mouse you can’t hear a thing. The only bad thing with the build quality of the Model I, is that there is a bit of side play on the left and right click but not enough for you to notice it when you’re playing.The clicks of the mouse are pretty light but not nearly as good as the Logitech G Pro X Superlight’s clicks. The mouse is good for jitter and awesome for butterfly clicking and it can easily fit two fingers on the mouse if you have medium sized hands. The Model I also has software where you can change the debounce time all the way to 0ms making it able to double click and drag click. The surface for the mouse is pretty good for drag clicking but if it wears off, grip tape, electrical tape or masking tape (which ever one you prefer) can help. The CPS (clicks per second) I can get with this mouse while jitter clicking is 13-16 with butterfly clicking is 14-20 and with drag 40-70.The Model I is also good for Minecraft bridging due to it being able to both stay in place and move around really well with its feet. The Model I’s glide is good on my mouse pad but if you don’t like them you could buy other mouse feet. The model I’s scroll wheel feels really good and satisfying to scroll on and the side buttons also feel good as well. For Minecraft telly bridging (jumping off the edge and spamming blocks) it is great in my opinion and use. For PVP the mouse feels very good and because of the 69-gram weight it is very easy to aim with and fun to PVP. The mouse is wired and if you don’t really like wired mice as much, you can also get the model I 2 which is wireless. Overall, the model I is a good mouse and can be the endgame mouse for a lot of people. The $60 price tag (it’s $60 where I live) is justifiable it in my opinion especially because some other mice that are just as good and sometimes worse are priced higher then the model I.

it drag clicks flawlessly, and drag clicking tape only makes it better. the 26k dpi is way too sensitive for me, but if u dont wanna move ur hand at all while gaming, then 26k is perfect. the mouse is also absurdly lightweight. it might feel normal for some people, but im coming from using a reddragon as my main. that reddragon weighs 120 grams, so naturally, i took the glorious out of the box with a lot more force than i needed to. the mouse got launched into the air before i had even clicked it, but thankfully it landed in my chair. the mouse itself is definitely 5 stars, but glorious core is the only thing holding it back. the only thing i dont like about glorious core is that it doesnt always save what u changed, so u have to go back and redo it. it doesnt affect me much, since all i have to do is set my dpi to 2k and lower my debounce to 0, but it would be nice if i didnt have to worry about that. back to the mouse, it feels great in the hand. its very light, while also being basically as sturdy as two lego flat bricks stuck together. the scrolling is very controllable, making scrolling through ur hotbar in minecraft easier. i use hotkeys mostly, but still use scrollwheel every now and then. the mouse is very responsive, with every single click being recognized. it has narrow mouse buttons, making butterfly clicking a bit annoying, but my reddragons buttons are more narrow, so im used to it. the mouse overall has high gaming (minecraft) capability, especially with how responsive it is. i get 22 cps (clicks per second) butterfly clicking, 41 cps drag clicking. i managed to force it as high as 78 cps bolt clicking, and i got an insanely high 3 cps jitter clicking (im bad at jitter clicking its not the mouses fault). so far, its a great mouse. i just have to hope that it doesnt start having issues like ive seen others complain about in their reviews.

I love the functionality and customization of this mouse. I use it cordless, but it has a super long cord if it needed to be used that way. The battery dies quicker than a regular cordless mouse, but only have to charge it once a week or so. It connects easy and is very pretty. Durable and worth the cost.