Glorious PC Gaming Race revealed its Model I, a lightweight wired mouse that is comfortable and powerful.
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Glorious’ Model I
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The price is $59.99. It’s also made available in matt black and white. The mouse was designed for hands with medium to large sizes, and unlike the famous Model O and D, the Model I feels a little more comfortable in my hand and has an extra thumb rest that expands the size that it has on its lower. The shape of the mouse is an excellent fit for my writing, similar to Razer’s Basilisk mouse. Its size isn’t big enough to hinder my being able to reach the buttons. It is a pleasure to use.


In terms of buttons, The Model I mouse features three thumb buttons that are positioned against a semi-translucent strip through which RGB LEDs illuminate the. Below that row of buttons, there’s a DPI clutch. The DPI clutch and the thumb button, located at the bottom of the grip, are attached magnetically to your mouse and may be switched. Four additional buttons are available, so you will be able to choose the one that best suits your preference.

Glorious’ Model I
Glorious’ Model I

The model has the model’s BAMF sensor, a feature shared with wireless models from models Model O and Model D. The Model I has a 6.5-foot braided USB 2.0 cable and G-skates feet with PTFE undersides. It is suitable for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
If you’re not looking to shell out a large sum, an ergonomic Gaming mouse appears to be a safe option. Glorious PC Gaming Race is well-known for its value-oriented gaming products, and this one is a perfect fit in its range as an ideal fit.

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