# Glorious Mouse Double Clicking? How to Fix Model O, D, and I on Mac

> Is your Glorious Model O or Model D double-clicking on your Mac? Learn how to adjust debounce time and fix Glorious ghost clicks.

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Published: April 2, 2026

**Glorious** changed the game with ultralight mice like the **Model O**, **Model D**, and **Model I**. But for Mac users, these lightweight champions can sometimes develop a frustrating "double-click" habit as they age.

Here is the deep dive into why Glorious mice double-click and how you can fix it.

## Why is My Glorious Mouse Double Clicking?

Glorious mice focus on speed, and their default **Debounce Time** is often set very low (around 2ms–4ms). While this makes the mouse extremely responsive for gaming, even a tiny amount of mechanical wear (switch chatter) will cause the switch to "bounce," which the mouse then registers as two separate clicks. 

Because Glorious Core doesn't have a native Mac version, many users don't even know they can adjust this.

## 3 Fixes for Glorious Mouse Double Clicking

### 1. Adjust Debounce Time via Glorious Core (Onboard Memory)
This is the most permanent hardware-level fix, but you'll need access to a PC for 5 minutes:
1. **Connect your mouse to a Windows PC.**
2. **Open Glorious Core.**
3. **Change Debounce Time:** Increase it from 2ms to **8ms or 10ms**.
4. **Save to Device:** This setting is stored in the mouse's **Onboard Memory**, so when you plug it back into your Mac, the double-clicking should be gone.

### 2. Clean the Omron/Glorious Switches
Glorious mice have "honeycomb" shells that are great for weight but bad for keeping dust out of the switches:
- Power off and unplug your mouse.
- Use a can of **compressed air** to blow into the main click gaps.
- Click the buttons rapidly while blowing. 
- **The Pro Tip:** Since Glorious mice are open-shell, you can often see the switches. A tiny drop of electrical contact cleaner (like **DeoxIT**) directly on the switch plunger works wonders.

### 3. Use an Instant Software Fix (Recommended for Mac)

If you don't have access to a PC or don't want to mess with hardware, you can fix this entirely within macOS.

**[Mac Mouse Fixer](/)** is a native macOS utility that monitors your clicks and ignores any accidental rapid double-clicks. It provides a software-level debounce filter that effectively does the same thing as Glorious Core, but directly on your Mac.

#### Why it's perfect for Glorious users on Mac:
- **No PC Required:** You don't need a Windows machine to fix your debounce settings.
- **Micro-Adjustment:** You can fine-tune the filter to perfectly match your mouse's wear level.
- **Gaming Performance:** Extremely lightweight (less than 1% CPU), ensuring no impact on your FPS.

## Advanced Fix: The Spring Friction Mod

If your Glorious mouse has "crunchy" or "loose" clicks that lead to double-registering, the issue might be friction in the top shell:
1. **Unplug the mouse.**
2. **Identify the friction:** Press the button slowly. Do you feel a "catch"?
3. **The fix:** Apply a tiny amount of **Krytox 205g0** (keyboard lube) or similar non-conductive grease to the internal plastic friction points of the mouse button shell. This smoothens the mechanical travel, preventing the switch from "snapping" into a double-register.

## Conclusion

Glorious mice are designed for peak performance, but even the best hardware can develop clicks that are *too* fast. Whether you're using onboard memory adjustments or a simple software tool like Mac Mouse Fixer, you can keep your Glorious mouse performing like new.

[Download Mac Mouse Fixer now](/) and restore precision to your Glorious mouse.

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