Can you program one of the buttons (side button preferably) to drop the DPI to a specified level only while being held then back to normal on release?
861151
There's a button right on top of the mouse that lets you switch between 4 different DPI presets, very easy to do and it works great. There are three side buttons that can be programmed for additional commands. as far as the hold and release feature, I'm not sure, you should probably ask the manufacturer on that one.
861152
4000 version also has a top botton that has an up and down end to cycle through your preset DPI settings.
861153
I will have to forward this question to my son as he is the principal user of the mouse
861154
Ok, good luck! I also purchased a Steel Series mouse pad and the combo of the two has increased my gaming performance dramatically.
861155
No you cannot. I know Corsair has a couple gaming mice that have that feature that you are talking about.
861156
No, you can reprogram it to different levels of DPI (up to 4) and each click goes to a different level.
861157
For some reason I got an email of this question, I bought the 4000 dpi version and you can't set it like you asked. I did read the 4000 has less options in the software that comes with it compared to the more expensive higher dpi versions. Probably doesn't help but the best I can do.
861158
Using the default software, I don't think so. However, you could probably create a macro that would raise or lower the DPI to a specific setting, and set that to one of the thumb keys...Actually, what you ask is possible, although it would require a lot of finagling in the macro manager, mainly working on timing for the macro. It would probably just be easier to change the DPI button to be one of the thumb buttons, and have the different DPI settings saved as one of the eight pre-programed settings.
1477755
the driver is for added functionality (like changing button functions and dpi settings)
156921
It's the silver button on the left. You can press it to change the model and press it front and back to change the DPI. Also you can download the driver from the official website to explore more powerful functions. Hope my answer helps.
372121
Yes. Simply pressing the large button acts as a switch, overriding the program until it is set to come on or you manipulate the switch again. Awesome switch.
732035
I can answer part of your question. The DPI button is small, located by your index finger, opposite the main left-click button.
1450358
You can't. There aren't any drivers for it and it only changes color specifically when you change the dpi, then it starts flashing again.
1207170
Yes, Just download the software for the mouse and you can change the "+/-" into whatever action you would like. I've done the same on Battlefield and it works great.
916644
Yes, but I think you have to go into settings & just select "gray scale" if I remember right
156924
See that silver button around where your thumb is? You shift it left or right for lower or higher. And press it for a whole different profile. I don't use this mouse anymore because no finger support. And that's important since I Minecraft Pvp.
2067088
Sure, why not? In fact, I haven't even used it for gaming yet! hahaha You can adjust the DPI in the lower middle button. So, you can adjust to basically any situation you could use it! And in the customization software you can define which are the four DPI configurations you want. (That's what these blue lights next to the left button are four, they show you which speed is currently activated based on these four settings you specified)Hope this helps :)
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The website says the programmable keys won't work, but doesn't mention the DPI settings. The programmable keys aren't fully customizable; they can be changed between some common commands. I wanted to bind the keys to shift and ctrl, but it isn't possible. Point being, the customizable key binding isn't helpful for gaming, just using email, so you won't miss this feature. You get what you pay for with this mouse.
2284179
The FN button, function button, will change several functions but under sensitivity would control ISO
482923
Yes, with the Evoluent Mouse Manager software you can reprogram the buttons but I haven't used it in years.
260218
yep, you can program all buttons to do what you want, using the logitech software. I set the button behind the scroll wheel as a middle click.
1148061
It "clicks" and you can assign it to what you want. By default it's "Fwd/Back" buttons but you can change it with SetPoint
1138642
is a switch to select the speed of the cursor movement or DPI, but does not work very well ..!
567569
Up to 400 dpi, not super or standard like 600 dpi but looks great!!! Plus you can enhance it.