Slightly more expensive than the German version posted recently. Although no difference between the versions.
Great price considering original g pro wireless is still close to this price.
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I thought this was light lol?
I assume they were joking.
This superlight is…as its name states, superlight.
Anyone here had experience with this compared to the G502 Lightspeed Wireless? I don't mind that mouse so wondering if this is better? FYI Don't like the Basilisk X at all in case that helps - felt much less smooth and the clicks had a cheap feeling and much more travel IMO - not to mention the power save feature constantly taking a second to reconnect.
I went from the G502 to the normal G Pro and also tried the G903 Hero for good measure. Can't say I notice any sensor difference between them. It all comes down to what fits your hand better.
I do miss the L and R scroll wheel buttons on the G502 but the mouse itself would leave my hand sore after long gaming sessions.
Is this good for large hands or a journey to carpal tunnel? Found the MX series a good fit…
How does this compare to any Glorious O-D-I mouse (Except the "-" ones), cant decide on a Right handed good for both claw/rest :(
I haven't tried any of the glorious mouse selection. Model O wireless looks comparable, although I'm personally not a big fan of the holes in it. I don't think the weight difference would be a factor at how light they both are.
I have the older g pro wireless (non-superlight) and enjoy it.
It's annoying it's not really possible to try before you buy with them.
100% agree. Tried at Centrecom and JB-Hifi and they don't do Mice demo for some reason
I've used a fair range of mice now (including Glorious D, GPW and GPX). I use a claw grip.
I found the Glorious D perfectly comfortable when palm gripping - otherwise it felt a little big with a normal claw grip.
GPW/GPX are probably most similar in shape to Glorious O. I've personally been loving the shape, and probably wont swap for anything else for a while.
Another option to look into would be the Razer Viper Ultimate (RVU), as it comes with optical switches (as such, avoiding the infamous Logitech double-click issue) and a charging dock. Roughly similar shape and has fairly often price drops.
Hope this helps :)
Thanks, this helps a lot - I am now torn between the O and D, though the I's customization using magnets is quite interesting, only issue is that only the wired is available for now.
My take away is that, for general feel and compatibility - you cant go wrong with the O
For specific angles/ergonomics and palm grip with big hands - they gave us the D (lol)
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