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The Performance tab does allow the user to define the number of DPI stages (steps) and configure them accordingly; we can also adjust the Polling rate and Windows Mouse properties:

From the Lighting area, we will be able to customize the LED brightness, choose when to switch the lighting off, but also work with LED lighting presets:

When talking about Chroma lighting, we have two choices:

-Quick Effects for working with easy to use presets

-Advanced Effects for creating more complex ones

Quick Effects offers some pre-defined modes:

Chroma Studio gets enabled in Advanced Effects Mode:

Chroma Studio also comes with a separate GUI of its own, where we can choose which LED sections we should configure, supports layering and more:

We have more presets to choose from in this mode:

We can choose to work with the scroll wheel area, with the back-logo area or both:

The Calibration area does help the Focus+ sensor adapt to the surface you are using it on; we have the option to adjust the tracking distance or enable Assymetric Cut-off (different landing distance when compared to the lift-off distance):

The calibration takes part in the “manual calibration section”:

The profiles can be linked to specific games or other applications:

Chroma Visualizer will allow the device to adapt to the audio output signal, so it will transform the mouse in a visual EQ: