For the Model D 2, this includes RGB behavior, up to six DPI profiles, mouse button actions, and more granular things like lift-off distance and debounce. While you can change the polling rate ...

The Glorious D 2 Pro and O 2 ... one of four color-coded DPI stages, each of which matches the LED coloring of the DPI indicator light underneath the mouse. By default, yellow is 400 DPI, blue ...

There are two models of the Glorious Model D2 Pro available, both of which boast different polling rates. The 1,000Hz model, ...

Glorious' new and improved Model D 2 ... a DPI button near the scroll, and two buttons on the left-hand side. Unfortunately, without an ambidextrous or left-handed model, this mouse only works ...

However, for some reason, it eschewed this structure for its new mouse, the Glorious ... sensor's first iteration in the Model D Wireless, which had 400IPS, 19,000 DPI, and 1kHz max polling ...

After all, the design of the mouse itself looks very similar to its Glorious Model D 2 Pro sibling ... optical BAMF 2.0 sensor with up to 26,000 DPI and a tracking speed of 650 IPS.

of the Model D 2 Pro. Without the utility, you can only cycle through the four default DPI presets (400dpi, 800dpi, 1,600dpi, and 3,200dpi), and that using a button on the mouse. Glorious Core ...

Because of that, if you’re shopping for a gaming mouse, it’s easy to fall down a rabbit hole of checking the maximum DPI of every model that appears ... the speed you’d be driving at most ...

Mechanical keyboard or nothing. Hall effect switches for controllers. And when it comes to picking the right mouse, high DPI figures are a must. If you've ever run into confusion around this ...