Mouse (Black)

Super light mouse with long battery, Smooth sensors, Absolutely peak for long gaming sessions

I used an FK2 for 3 years until the right button wore out. I've been using a model O- for the last 3 years (the clicks are just starting to wear out, too, I'm hard on mice). I tried a few other mice in between (G Pro, EC2, S2). At the time of this review I've used the O- wireless for a month. For those who don't know, the O- is basically an FK2.5, maybe 2.25, i.e. it's a tiny bit smaller than the FK2 with the same shape. A few years back, Zowie was lazy and taking forever to update the sensors / cables / weight / clicks of their mice, and Glorious saw a business opportunity to clone Zowie's mice--but better. I've been waiting on a wireless FK2 for years, and this is it. If you already play with a bungee, especially at high sens (low cm/360), this probably isn't going to be much of an upgrade. And frankly, when I'm just mousing around the desktop I don't even use my O- wireless--I'll just stick to wired + bungee and preserve the battery life. But for those huge, low sens full mouse pad swipes, wireless really shines. I'm not sure if the O- wireless has made my game better, but it's certainly made it more comfortable. Note: Regarding battery life, I've tested my unit and I think it's on par with the advertised 70h, maybe a little short. Just make sure to turn RGB lighting off, which (obviously) greatly increases the power consumption. But there does seem to be no power saving sleep mode when wireless. I.e. if the mouse is turned on but the PC is off, it'll still drain a lot of juice.

小さい、軽い かっこいい

I've been using the original Model O (wired) for 3 years and I've been elated with it. Still works, but just wanted to be untethered and opted for this wireless version as soon as it was available. Much of the same lightness and great ergonomic feel sans the wire. Slapped on some Glorious grip tape and G-Floats (ceramic feet) and it is cutting across my Steelseries QCK heavy mousepad like butter, whether I'm gaming, photo editing or working on spreadsheets. The few gripes I have are the battery life isn't as great as my wireless G502 (about 4-5 days vs 8-10 days for the Logitech). It does charge fairly quick though. And frustratingly I'm unable to update the firmware. It works fine without the firmware update, but it is frustrating to know an update exists and I'm unable to install it and benefit from any performance improvements, no matter how minute. Still an easy recommendation though!

Nothing Was Wrong With The Packaging Whatsoever And The Delivery Was Quick. Met My Expectations.