Glorious has today announced the sequel to its revolutionary Model I gaming mouse, The Model I 2 Wireless.
The model I 2 comes along with the same beloved shape and lightweight design as its predecessor but it now features several enhancements to boost the experience. It offers exceptional ergonomic comfort with a lightweight design at 75g and a contoured shape with a dedicated thumb rest to ensure effortless movements, reduced hand strain and quick and easy clicks. It has been designed to keep you going through long gaming sessions.
The Model I 2 offers a gaming experience for all genres ranging from FPS games, MOBA and MMO with lots of customizability and nine programmable buttons. Users can easily set custom keybinds and macros with the Glorious CORE Software allowing for up to 16 keybinds with the 2 layers of button functions through Layer Shift. Alongside this two of the buttons are magnetic and can be swapped out for one of the 7 alternate button shapes giving you the option of what is most comfortable for you.
It wouldn’t be a gaming mouse if it didn’t feature RGB lighting within the shell illuminating through the holes. This RGB can be adjusted through the Glorious CORE Software or through the following button combos:
The heart of a mouse is its sensor and the Model I 2 uses a state-of-the-art custom BAMF 2.0 26K sensor. This sense delivers pixel-perfect tracking, exceptional performance and optimized power efficiency. With 650 IPS tracking, 50g acceleration and up to 26,000 DPI you can expect top-quality accuracy whilst gaming, plus the all-new Motion Sync technology ensures for perfectly synced mouse and cursor movements.
The Model I 2 offers a wireless design that connects via 2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.2 or wired mode whilst charging. Powering the mouse is an enhanced battery life which offers up to 210 hours on a single charge through Bluetooth and 110 hours through 2.4 GHz.
The Glorious Model I 2 comes with a 2-year limited warranty and is available at gloriousgaming.com for $99.99 in white and black.
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