Can the mouse be changed to blue led lighting to match the keyboard?
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The mouse shows blue where cord comes out at and around the buttons, which I didn't like because my keyboard has red led lighting. There is a little symbol on the back of the mouse, that changes color randomly. It goes from blue to red to orange to green and mixes in between. Also, the instructions are in Chinese so they don't really help.
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My keyboard is red, and the mouse just changes colors by itself, I dont think there is a way to program it
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The quick answer is "NO" and I did not see a lighted keyboard option when I ordered mine. I have the all black keyboard and kinda wished I had ordered the white one.
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Yes, the keyboard can be backlit in blue. You can also adjust the brightness of the keyboard using the F9 and F10 keys.
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Hi Asus,Think a backlit keyboard might be a user replaceable option at a later date?- Mike
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No, but Corsair is coming out with a mechanical keyboard that has RGB LEDs later this year. That one will allow you to customize the color of the LEDs whenever you want.
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I only have the wireless mouse. And there is a switch on the back where you can have it on with the led light or without
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You can turn the led off. However, it makes the keys super hard to see. The mouse does have LEDs. All the blue you see in the picture is from an LED.
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Yes - here is an article on how to change the settings. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-xp/help/change-mouse-settings
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No. But you can connect a mouse to your computer and use it with the keyboard.
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The backlighting on the sliver keyboard is indeed blue while the black keyboard is red. Not switchable, but you can adjust the brightness level.
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Certain Razer Mice can be changed in the same fashion as the keyboard. I however have the Razer Naga which is only green so I just have the keyboard the same green color to match.
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There are different models of the same keyboard/mouse. One is Bluetooth and one is USB.
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Corsair only provide blue and white light bars in their upgrade kit. You could possibly get the kit and color the white bars with a green translucent paint. Any other possibilities, you'd have to use your imagination.
2201901
Not with mine. It has one USB plugin for both the keyboard and mouse and it wouldn't recognize the mouse. I'm disappointed. I'd look elsewhere.
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Yes, the LED in the keyboard has 3 colour options, Red, Blue, and Purple. There's a button at the top for colour change and LED brightness.
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yes it comes iwth software that lets you change colors. Its a nice keyboard.
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As a side-by-side utility yes, and the colors match almost perfectly. If you are wondering if plugging in the keyboard into one of the USB 2.0 slots on this mouse pad, I would guess no, as the keyboard requires certain drivers to operate with your OS. The description of the mouse pad lists items that can be charged through a USB 2.0 slot, and says nothing in regard to driver capability, which is where I see your question arising from. So in summation, side-by-side: yes. As a medium between computer and keyboard: probably not (to my knowledge). However, if you have money to spend and wish to try, I see no reason for not trying. Hope this helps! As a side-by-side utility yes, and the colors match almost perfectly. If you are wondering if plugging in the keyboard into one of the USB 2.0 slots on this mouse pad, I would guess no, as the keyboard requires certain drivers to operate with your OS. The description of the mouse pad lists items that can be charged through a USB 2.0 slot, and says nothing in regard to driver capability, which is where I see your question arising from. So in summation, side-by-side: yes. As a medium between computer and keyboard: probably not (to my knowledge). However, if you have money to spend and wish to... » Read More As a side-by-side utility yes, and the colors match almost perfectly. If you are wondering if plugging in the keyboard into one of the USB 2.0 slots on this mouse pad, I would guess no, as the keyboard requires certain drivers to operate with your OS. The description of the mouse pad lists items that can be charged through a USB 2.0 slot, and says nothing in regard to driver capability, which is where I see your question arising from. So in summation, side-by-side: yes. As a medium between computer and keyboard: probably not (to my knowledge). However, if you have money to spend and wish to try, I see no reason for not trying. Hope this helps! « Show Less