Glorious
Glorious EC2 Wireless Gaming Mouse
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Upgrade your fit with the Glorious Wireless Gaming Mouse. Clean lines, premium feel, instant cop.
About the Glorious EC2 Wireless Gaming Mouse
The Glorious EC2 Wireless Gaming Mouse brings Glorious's community-favorite EC shape into a cable-free build, aimed at players who already love the ergonomics of the wired EC2 but want it without the tether. Glorious built its name on mice shaped through extensive player feedback rather than industrial-design guesswork, and the EC2's egg-shaped, medium-height shell reflects that. Going wireless was the most requested change from the community, and this release answers it directly.
What sets it apart is how little compromise the wireless version makes — the shape, weight, and click feel players already trust, now paired with dependable low-latency wireless. It comes in Pink, Black, Red, and Magenta, extending Glorious's color lineup well beyond the standard black-only wireless mice common at this price point.
Where it shines
- A player who already loved the wired EC2 shape upgrades to this wireless version to clean up their desk without relearning their grip. The shell dimensions are unchanged, so muscle memory carries over immediately.
- Someone competing in LAN tournaments relies on the low-latency wireless connection to match wired responsiveness without cable drag affecting flicks. That consistency matters when every millisecond of tracking accuracy counts.
- A player building an all-Glorious setup picks a matching Red or Magenta finish to tie the mouse into a broader peripheral and mousepad combo. The expanded color range makes full-setup color matching realistic rather than aspirational.
Is it right for you?
At $168.83, down from $204.54, the EC2 Wireless carries a premium typical of wireless conversions of beloved wired shapes, though the roughly 17% discount softens that jump. Its 4.95 rating from 12,007 reviews is among the strongest in this comparison, suggesting Glorious largely preserved what made the original EC2 popular rather than diluting it for a wireless conversion. Buyers who already know they like the EC shape should treat this as a low-risk upgrade; those unfamiliar with it should weigh the price against cheaper ambidextrous wireless options first before committing to a shape they haven't tried.
At a glance
- Shape
- EC ergonomic shell, medium height
- Weight class
- Ultralight wireless build
- Colors
- Pink, Black, Red, Magenta
- Connectivity
- Low-latency wireless
- Category
- Gaming mouse — wireless
- Battery
- Rechargeable, multi-session battery life
Frequently asked questions
Does the wireless version feel different from the wired EC2?
Reviewers report the shape and click feel are nearly identical, with the main difference being the added convenience of no cable. Weight distribution is close enough that longtime EC2 users adapt almost immediately.
How is the wireless latency for competitive play?
It uses low-latency wireless rather than standard Bluetooth, and reviewers consistently describe it as indistinguishable from wired in gameplay. That's a key reason it's trusted for competitive and tournament settings.
How long does the battery last between charges?
It's rated for multiple sessions per charge, with most reviewers reporting they only need to recharge every few days of regular play. Battery indicators help avoid unexpected mid-session shutdowns.
Is the EC shape good for large hands?
The medium-height EC shell tends to suit medium to large hands well in palm and claw grips, according to buyer feedback. Fingertip grip users with smaller hands may prefer a lower-profile shape instead.
