When it comes to gaming mice, Glorious Gaming is probably best-known as an early adopter of the honeycomb hole design, which shaves off weight by cutting hexagonal holes in the mouse’s outer layer of plastic. However, for some reason, it eschewed this structure for its new mouse, the Glorious Gaming Model D2 Pro 4kHz / 8kHz.
Despite lacking the brand recognition of Razer or Corsair, Glorious has produced some great gaming mice over the past few years, like its excellent predecessor, the Model D Wireless. Can the Glorious Model D2 Pro 4kHz / 8kHz live up to its forebear and earn a place on our best gaming mouse guide?
I’ve spent a month testing out this clicker in a variety of games, from competitive FPS like The Finals and Valorant to RPGs like Genshin Impact and Elden Ring, and the new RTS, Warhammer Age of Sigmar - Realms of Ruin, and found that it performs at the very highest level. Read on for our full review analyzing its performance, design, features, and price.
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