#Steelseries gg xdefiant software#

#Steelseries gg xdefiant software#

That said, you can use the SteelSeries GG software to reprogram any of these settings between 100 and 18,000 DPI. In terms of out-of-the-box functionality, the SteelSeries has five DPI (or CPI) settings loaded in, running at 400, 800, 1200, 2400, and 3200. This one’s only for right-handers, though it’s rather comfy and light at 80g. Unfortunately, hand preference isn’t an option. I really enjoyed the versatility of options here. Alternately, you can attach the dongle and adaptor to any USB-C to USB-A cable which is what I ended up doing. If you’re short on USB-C ports, you can also run it wireless with an included adaptor that allows you to connect the dongle to the USB-C end of the charging cable. Wirelessly, it operates on USB-C dongle, but for charging or wired use, you can also operate it with an included USB-C (connected to the mouse) to USB-A fiber-wrapped cable. Right out of the box, the SteelSeries has a pretty easy set up.

Turns out, this little dynamo has every reason to be at the top of the new Prime pack. With its 20th anniversary here, SteelSeries released its latest lineup of devices featuring some of its most updated tech yet in the new Prime series, and we got our hands on a Prime Wireless gaming mouse to give it a go. Over the course of the last couple decades, the PC and console gaming peripheral brand has become quite the quality force to be reckoned with whether you’re looking for quality on the cheap or top-of-the-line innovation. It’s wild to think that SteelSeries has already been kicking around for 20 years.