Glorious has cash on its side with a slightly lower MSRP, but this is still a premium equipment.
Design
Theres very little to sing about in the design department.
Picture a black FPS-first gaming mouse and youre already looking at the Glorious Seires 2 Pro in your head.
Im personally one for a few more bells and whistles.
At 55g, the Series 2 Pro is punching pretty well in the weight department.
Thats about as light as they come without getting into specialist territory or honeycomb designs.
Im impressed with the build quality on offer despite that low weight as well.
Features
The Glorious Series 2 Pro isnt a gaming mouse for most players.
Its for tournament-level competitors, which is where things start to get a little tough to swallow.
The spec sheet looks impressive from an everyday standpoint.
The problem is casual players arent going to be getting their moneys worth with these features.
The biggest for me is Motion Sync.
More packet transfers = fewer missed inputs.
That doesnt mean its always helpful, though.
I kept motion sync turned off when using a higher polling rate and everything felt slightly more precise.
Glorious Core isnt the most pleasant software out there.
Performance
Very few gaming mice sensors dont performwellanymore.
That 8K polling rate ramps up CPU load and drains battery fast, without offering too much in return.
Should you buy the Glorious Series 2 Pro?
Im in a tough spot here.
And yet, I like it.
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