Received 1x matte white unit. Product arrived in typical Glorious packaging; a simple grey and orange cardboard box with a brief product description and various technical specifications on the back. Within the box the mouse itself is secured with a two piece plastic insert that also houses the cable without any unnecessary bending or coiling. In addition to the mouse the box also contains a few product inserts, an insert containing a statement from the Glorious CEO, two extra PTFE feet to increase overall glide area, and a couple of Glorious stickers. As always, I appreciate Glorious' simple-yet-elegant product packaging and their emphasis on presentation.The mouse itself consists of a matte white shell with the iconic honeycomb cutout design that has become popular with gaming mice over the last few years. The mouse has the standard left and right buttons, a notched scroll wheel, a dpi switch beneath the scroll wheel, and two thumb-accessible buttons mounted on the left side. The shell is a common ergonomic shape designed exclusively for right-handed users. Attached to the mouse is a very lightweight 6.5 ft braided USB cable. The bottom of the mouse is home to four small PTFE feet in each corner.On the left side of the mouse, the Glorious Odin logo is painted in grey. Glorious is also painted in grey towards the front of the right side of the mouse. Lighting strips are present on both sides of the mouse and on either side of the scroll wheel - with the logos and the LED lighting the aesthetic is decidedly not subdued. The mouse is, as advertised, as extremely lightweight yet feels mostly sturdy in the hand. There is a very minor flexing issue that I have noticed with my unit, and it may been simply a defect with this unit, in the left side of the mouse; I can articulate a clicking sound by applying pressure with my thumb. This issue is not severe but is noticeable and worth mentioning. It's for this lack of quality control that I'm dinging a star from this review.The left and right clicks are both Omron 20-million rated switches and articulate crisply and consistently, with no wobble, with every press. The side buttons are similarly responsive and are a refreshing change from the mushy, indeterminate side buttons found on other gaming mice. The scroll wheel scrolls freely and doesn't have as much resistance as the venerable Titan scroll found on Roccat mice, but is well-constructed and does not have any left or right play. The scroll wheel click is firm yet easy to use without any fatigue. Another incredibly small thing to note is that the DPI indicator is located on the _bottom_ of the mouse, meaning you'll need to flip the mouse over to see the currently active DPI setting. This isn't much of an issue for me, as I can tell the current DPI just by moving the cursor, but it may be a mild annoyance to some users.The cable is an excellent braided 6.5 ft USB, dubbed 'Ascended' by Glorious, that has proven resistant to tangling or wear so far. It routes easily through my cable management and naturally fits perfectly in a Glorious mouse bungee. The PTFE feet slide smoothly across my Cordura mouse mat with no fuss; I've opted to include the extra feet for a larger skating surface - this is largely a matter of personal taste and some users may find it to be too slippery, but it's nice to have the option.The Model D software is a refreshing change from the bloated user software found with Corsair, Logitech, Roccat, and Razer. It's a very lightweight application within which you can change your DPI stages, the lighting schemes on the mouse, liftoff distance, and debounce time. Best of all, if you're anti-software you can save your settings and uninstall the software completely; everything is saved onboard the mouse itself when you're finished.In all, I think that this mouse is great. It's been extremely comfortable through hours of rigorous use. The build quality is mostly superb and it's priced competitively in a world where gaming mice are regularly topping $100 now. While it may look a little bit flashy for some folks, it's a real joy to use and it's not burdened with senseless software or unnecessary extras. Some MMO and MOBA players may find it a little lacking in button real estate, but I've found it to be a great companion across multiple genres of games.I hope that Glorious can institute a little bit better quality control in future shipments; the flexing issue was pretty disappointing and is a very small mar on what's otherwise become my absolute favorite gaming mouse. With that issue noted, I'd still encourage anyone to give this mouse a try - I don't think that you'll be disappointed.