Glorious
Glorious GLO-MS-OV2-MW Model O 2 Ultralight Gaming Mouse
★★★★★
At 59g with a 26,000 DPI BAMF 2.0 sensor, the Model O 2 removes every gram of friction between your hand and your crosshair.
$48.79*
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Overview
Key Features
Next Generation Sensor: Built for blazing fast speeds, the BAMF 2.0 Sensor features 650 IPS tracking, 50G acceleration and up to 26,000 DPI resolution to give you the highest degree of reliability and control. With Motion Sync, you get the most precise mouse tracking ever, perfectly synced mouse and cursor movements.
59g Ultralight Speed: Built to be even lower weight than the Original Model O, Model O 2 comes in at just 59g, making it easier than ever to track targets with precision. Less weight, more control.
Consistent Clicks: New split-button design, combined with our custom Glorious Switches rated for 80M clicks, means a crisp, reliable click experience no matter where you press. Designed to prevent pre- and post-travel movements, your fingers will always be met with crisp tactility and the highest responsiveness.
Optimized design: The Model O 2 has been updated with smaller shell holes for improved strength and comfort. It also features a new grippy surface texture which helps keep the mouse under control. The ambidextrous shape makes it versatile for claw, palm, and fingertip grip styles for gamers with medium to large hands.
High quality cable and skates: Our paracord 'Ascended' Cord is so light it produces a drag-free use. The ultimate wired mouse with the feel of a wireless gaming mouse. The Glorious G-Skates are 100% pure Virgin PTFE giving you perfect control even at the highest speeds.
Powerful Software Suite: Remap button functions, fine-tune polling rate, lift-off distance, customize lighting, and adjust debounce time with this intuitive software Using the software is optional, since the mouse comes with plenty of useful pre-installed keybinds.
Specifications
Weight
59g
Sensor
BAMF 2.0
Maximum DPI
26,000
Tracking Speed
650 IPS
Acceleration
50G
Switches
Glorious Switches, 80M click rated
Programmable Buttons
6
Mouse Feet
100% Virgin PTFE G-Skates
Cable
Ascended paracord
Color
Matte White
Grip Style
Claw, palm, fingertip (ambidextrous)
Hand Size
Medium to large
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- The 59g weight enables rapid directional changes and reduces arm fatigue in extended competitive sessions — a measurable edge in games requiring frequent flick shots.
- BAMF 2.0's 650 IPS tracking ceiling means the sensor will not lose position even at extreme swipe speeds that would desync lesser sensors.
- The split-button design with Glorious Switches rated at 80M clicks delivers consistent tactile response regardless of where your finger contacts the button surface.
- Virgin PTFE G-Skates glide with near-zero friction on most pad surfaces, maintaining consistent control even at maximum cursor speeds.
- The Ascended paracord cable produces so little drag it effectively replicates the freedom of a wireless mouse without adding wireless latency.
👎 Cons
- The ambidextrous shape, while versatile, is not optimized for either hand specifically — dedicated right-handed mice with thumb rests and ergonomic contouring will feel more natural during very long sessions.
- At 59g, the lighter build uses thinner shell material than heavier competitors — the smaller honeycomb holes improve rigidity over the original Model O, but the shell is not as tank-like as mice in the 80–100g range.
- The RGB lighting, while customizable, cannot be fully turned off without Glorious CORE software — a minor friction point for minimalist setups.
- Medium-to-large hand sizing means players with smaller hands may struggle to reach a comfortable full-palm grip without the hump feeling too far forward.
Frequently Asked Questions
What polling rate does the Model O 2 support, and can I adjust it in software?
The Model O 2 supports polling rates adjustable through Glorious CORE software. Higher polling rates reduce input latency; for competitive play at 1000Hz you'll see sub-millisecond response times that match or beat most wired competition mice at this weight class.
Does the BAMF 2.0 sensor exhibit acceleration or prediction, and is it reliable at very low DPI for precision play?
The BAMF 2.0 is a zero-acceleration, zero-prediction sensor rated to 650 IPS tracking speed and 50G acceleration. At low DPI settings for precision aiming, it tracks linearly without artificial smoothing — what your hand does is what the cursor does, with no algorithmic interference.
How does the 59g weight affect control during extended gaming sessions versus heavier mice?
The reduced inertia at 59g means less arm fatigue over long sessions and faster directional changes — specifically, flick shots and rapid 180-degree turns require less muscle effort to initiate and stop. Players transitioning from heavier mice typically notice improved consistency within a few sessions once muscle memory recalibrates.
What grip styles does the ambidextrous shell accommodate, and is it suited to large hands?
The Model O 2 is designed for claw, palm, and fingertip grip styles. The shell geometry is explicitly sized for medium-to-large hands — smaller-handed players using a full palm grip may find the hump positioning slightly forward of ideal.
Is Glorious CORE software required, or does the mouse work out of the box at useful settings?
The mouse ships with pre-configured DPI steps, button assignments, and lighting that function without any software installed. Glorious CORE is only needed if you want to customize polling rate, remap buttons, adjust debounce time, or change lighting profiles.
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