Review on 🖱️ HyperX Pulsefire Dart Wireless RGB Gaming Mouse, Software Customization, 6 Programmable Buttons, Qi Charging Battery - Up to 50 Hours, Compatible with PC, PS4, Xbox One by Megan Walker

First of all, it's good. The mouse is good. It feels good, has a nice weight and is very responsive both wired and wireless. The LEDs are nice, they're not obtrusive, and they're the perfect brightness level that accentuates the mouse without being ugly. It appears to be well built, feels solid under the hand and is a very comfortable mouse. Now for the bad. Another company that just can't handle the simple concept of mouse software. However, this is the worst I have ever seen. The NGenuity software is not a standalone installer, it is a Windows Store app. It doesn't run in your tray, it needs to stay open in the taskbar or you won't have any custom settings for the mouse. If you don't want the app to always open in your taskbar, you don't have a setting. general. It's unforgivable. If you turn off your mouse, this horrible program loses all settings. When you turn it back on, you'll have to go into the software and select the profile again. every time. If you connect a mouse to charge. Now a different mouse sees it and you need a whole new set of profiles. It baffles me how terrible this software is. The mouse is good but I will most likely return it because this software is just unacceptable. It may be developed later (it's currently listed as a beta version), but for now it's almost unusable. Avoid doing this until they release really working software, unless you're happy with just using the default settings (800/2000/3200 with RGB breathing).