The Glorious Gaming Model D 2 Wireless Ergonomic Mouse is now $14.99 — but only for new Woot customers who apply the code "GLORIOUS" at checkout. Returning customers pay $19.99. Both prices represent steep cuts from its original $100 MSRP.
This isn’t a refurbished or clearance unit: it’s the full-spec Model D 2, sold directly by Woot (an Amazon-owned retailer). IGN confirms it retains its headline specs, a 26,000 DPI optical sensor, 650 IPS tracking speed, reliable mechanical switches, and a lightweight, ambidextrous ergonomic shape designed for long sessions.
Battery life is described as "solid" in the source, though no exact hours are given. The mouse supports both Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless via included USB-C dongle, and ships with a USB-C charging cable.
IGN gave the Model D 2 an 8/10 in its review, praising its balance of performance and comfort despite the high initial cost. At sub-$15, it undercuts most mainstream gaming mice. Including Logitech’s G305 ($49.99), Razer’s Basilisk X HyperSpeed ($59.99), and even budget alternatives like the Redragon M711 ($29.99).
The deal appears limited to Woot’s platform and requires account creation. No end date is cited, but such deep discounts on premium peripherals rarely last beyond a few days.
Also live today: a $20 discount on The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Edition Switch Pro Controller, still fully compatible with the Switch 2, though missing newer features like rear paddles, GameChat button, and a headphone jack. And Pokémon Legends: Z-A remains at an all-time low on Amazon for both Switch and Switch 2 editions, earning an 8/10 from IGN for its battle overhaul and Lumiose City exploration.
Elsewhere in gaming hardware, the Baseus 100W 20,000mAh portable charger is $33.29 on Amazon with coupon "LCMSJ9OO". Enough to top up a Switch 2 or handheld PC multiple times. Meanwhile, Magic: The Gathering and Pokémon TCG sets see aggressive pricing: Secrets of Strixhaven Play Booster Box at $129.99 ($4.33 per booster), and Scarlet & Violet Destined Rivals Elite Trainer Box restocked at $132.88.
Nintendo eShop gift cards also carry value: buy $150 on Newegg, get $20 bonus added automatically, usable for digital games, DLC, online subscriptions, and even physical hardware purchases through the Nintendo Store.
No firmware, driver, or software updates are tied to these deals. They’re pure retail promotions. Timed, unannounced, and not part of any broader campaign. All prices are valid as reported by IGN on October 8, 2026.
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