
Glorious GD-WHITE Model D Gaming Mouse Lightweight Ergonomic
Superlight 68g ergonomic gaming mouse with honeycomb shell, Pixart 3360 sensor, and drag-free paracord cable.
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Overview
Key Features
Size & style: Ergonomic lightweight mouse for gaming. Built for speed, control, and comfort, with optimal weight and high durability. Ideal for Medium and Large hands.
Ultra Flexible Cable: Our 'Ascended' Paracord is so light it produces drag-free use. The ultimate wired mouse with the feel of a wireless gaming mouse.
Mouse Feet: The Glorious Skates are 100% pure Virgin PTFE that will glide like blades on ice, giving you perfect control even at the highest speeds.
Optimized for competitive gaming: Pixel perfect tracking, zero mouse acceleration, no more spinouts, 1000 Hz polling rate, less than 0.7mm lift-off distance. Click/scroll speed, 6 buttons with macro support, and more.
A Model for every hand: The Model D is an ambidextrous mouse for Medium to Large hands that use Claw, Fingertip, or Palm grip. The Model D- is for the same gripstyles, but Medium and small hands. The Model D is an ergonomic mouse, for Medium to Large hands, mostly suited for Palm or Claw grip, due to a higher midsection. The Model D- is for Medium to Small hands, mostly suited for Palm or Claw grip.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Extremely lightweight at 68g, reducing fatigue during long gaming sessions
- Honeycomb shell design promotes airflow to keep your palm cool
- Ascended Paracord cable eliminates the drag feel typical of wired mice
- Pure virgin PTFE feet deliver a smooth, consistent glide
- Pixart 3360 sensor provides accurate, spin-out-free tracking at 1000Hz polling rate
👎 Cons
- Honeycomb holes can collect dust and debris over time and are difficult to clean
- Ergonomic right-hand shape is not suitable for left-handed users
- Wired-only design may not suit users who prefer true wireless freedom
- Limited to 6 buttons, which may not be enough for MMO players who need extensive macros