Glorious Model D 2 Pro Wireless

Die Glorious Model D 2 Pro verzichtet auf Bienenwaben-Löcher und RGB-Beleuchtung zugunsten eines sehr schlichten, aber zeitlosen Designs. Dennoch wiegt sie weniger als ihr Vorgänger und gleitet mindestens genauso mühelos über das Mauspad.

Die GLORIOUS MODEL D2 PRO in der 4K/8K Edition ist ab 139,99 € gelistet. Damit ist diese Maus auf den ersten Blick kein Schnäppchen, man muss bedenken, dass wir eine leichte kabellose Maus mit einem sehr guten Sensor und einer hohen Abtastrate erhalten. Das Design der Maus mag schlicht sein und das sonst obligatorische RGB fehlt, aber sie ist keinesfalls billig gefertigt und liegt gut in der Hand.

Unlike the Model O 2 Pro 4K/8KHz Edition, which had the Model O 2 Wireless before it, the Model D 2 Pro 4K/8KHz Edition directly follows 2021's Model D Wireless. Accordingly, the jump from its predecessor is an even greater one than on the Model O 2 Pro 4K/8KHz Edition. At 62 g, the Model D 2 Pro 4K/8KHz Edition is significantly lighter than the Model D Wireless, which is achieved without having to resort to holes or an open-bottom design. As a compromise, the RGB lighting had to go, though this is in line with competitors such as the Razer DeathAdder V3 Pro, which weighs the same at virtually the same size as the Model D 2 Pro 4K/8KHz Edition. Though marginally longer and wider than the Model D Wireless, the shape of the Model D 2 Pro 4K/8KHz Edition is a match otherwise, and the button design too has not received any changes. What's more, build quality is on a good level on my unit. When shaking, a minor rattle comes from the scroll wheel, but there is only minor creaking and no flexing when applying lateral pressure, and actuating the side buttons by pressing below them cannot be done regardless of force applied.