The Glorious Model D 2 has to work hard. It’s undercutting a lot of its market with that $99.99 price tag (no word yet on a UK release), but still packing some significant specs under the hood. Still, this is a competitive arena and there are plenty of cheaper pointers out there and a few slightly more expensive but ultimately more valuable ones as well.
By itself, the Model D 2 is a fantastic refresh for the series, bringing the classic honeycomb design back for a lightweight experience paired with an incredibly comfortable shape and snappy sensor. I’ve been running Glorious’s latest rodent for four weeks, to see just where it lands among the best gaming mouse models on the market.
