The GLORIOUS Model D 2 provides excellent CPI performance. All SRAV values are very low, meaning the cursor accuracy remains consistent regardless of your cursor movement speed or CPI setting.

However, this mouse exhibits a higher than-normal precision error count between CPI settings and more significant tracking error deviation than most gaming mice we’ve tested recently. This doesn’t mean the sensor is “inaccurate”. Rather, it means that the mouse does a poor job of matching the CPI setting you choose.

For example, we recorded ~ -16.00% deviation at a CPI setting of 800. This means that when you start using this mouse at 800 CPI, you may feel that you’re undershooting cursor movements by approximately 16%.

To correct this, you can set your CPI slightly higher on the Model D 2 than you typically prefer. Doing so ensures that your cursor movements feel closer to mice with better CPI precision. To be clear, this is a minor issue and only noticeable if you frequently cycle between different mice. Moreover, you’ll quickly develop muscle memory to account for the variation, even if you don’t decide to use a higher CPI than you normally would.