The desktop software is slick too, offering control for all your MSI gaming peripherals. You’ll be able to configure any button on the mouse to suit your needs. Of course, that also includes a powerful macro engine, multiple profiles, and more. The software is laid out nice and clear though, so even newcomers can tap into the more advanced features.
Acceleration, deceleration, and angle snapping are off by default, which is good. There’s a three stage lift-off height, which is auto set to low. The polling rate can be adjusted easily, and remember it may differ in wireless mode to wired, so double check your settings for both.
A nice easy colour selector, but if you’re looking for quick and easy, just use the drop down for some lovely presets.
This mouse already proved to me that it’s great for work and gaming. The sensor feels immediate and very accurate. The sensor performance tests certainly confirm that too. It’s very smooth, no angle snapping or acceleration issues here. There’s some jitter at the extreme end of the DPI scale, but it’s incredibly small and certainly not going to be an issue.
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