It has a 4-way DPI indicator behind the scroll wheel, 50 million click Omron switches, and a new PixArt PAW3370 sensor. The structural integrity of that shell is awesome despite having some perforations, but those perforations are slightly different versus everything else that is available in the market. We like to squeeze the mouse from the sides to check on the flexibility, and there is absolutely nothing creaking, no flexing whatsoever. Now the reason why I chose this mouse is because the build quality is incredible.

Priced at $59 USD it is still fairly competitive, and by its name you can tell this is a 67 gram mouse.

Moving on my favorite larger lightweight mouse, we have the Mountain Makalu 67. I prefer something slimmer and something a bit shorter in length and the Model D Minus satisfies that criteria perfectly. Everything fits in the right places and the slightly larger Model D is a bit too large for my hand size. However, the ergonomic shape here easily wins the best comfort level for any ergonomic models that I have tried this year. The switches are 20 million mechanical clicks, so that is one of the somewhat downgrades because the competition are stepping up their game in terms of optical switches that have a much longer lifespan. All the usual goodies are in here like the G-Skates mouse feet, fantastic flexible cord, the DPI indicator at the bottom, and the sensor is the PixArt 3360, which is the same one that the Glorious have been using for a while now. Price-wise it’s affordable at $49 USD, it’s available in black or white, and it’s a really lightweight designed at 61 grams. Let’s dive right in, my favorite lightweight ergonomic mouse for 2020 is the Glorious Model D Minus.

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