After downloading Synapse, the Razer software app, I changed the lighting to "static" and lowered the brightness to its dimmest setting.

i love the mouse nice and light

The color changing lights sync perfect with my Razer keyboard and feels great to use.

The LED light constantly flashes and is incredibly distracting

Upgrade over last model but they needed to add lighting affects where they could be enjoyed they failed on that with this model.

I did however find a YouTube tutorial that showed how you could unscrew the assembly through the weight compartment to pull the internal connector to disable the lights but did not want to go with the hassle)

With the Razer Chroma software (which suffers from the same learning curve), you can customize the LEDs on the mouse, and there are actually more zones of LED lighting than even on the flagship wireless Mamba as part of the Hyperflux set

He likes the customization features of this mouse and enjoys all the lights

I think just the sensor alone is a worthy improvement over the tournament edition, and if you get this mouse the pretty lights will not disappoint.

The lights are vibrant and fun

bright LED lights are a plus, even more so then the Chroma and

The lighting is also pretty good

Great RGB lighting, buttons are intuitively placed and comfortable

Love the changing lights on this mouse!

Also, LED lights could not be turned off.

You can dim and turn off the lights if you prefer too

lights are cool, especially the fact you can customize it

led lights went out on this bought these about 4 months

The lighting is sketchy and jittery and the mouse will randomly decide not to work...

the lighting is really nice and

If you are playing league or wow, razer is the better choice, it is more reliable than zowie for tons of clicks and holds, and the light actually look cool

Picture a souped up Intel-mouse Explorer with an amazing sensor, great buttons, cool lighting, easy to use software, grippy rubberized side grips, and a terrible, mushy mouse wheel.

This one doesn't seem to let me turn off the lights and only dims them?

The lights are bright enough

Ergonomically shaped, light, very responsive mouse

After googling the problem, it seems it's somewhat common for the led lights to rub up against the wheel (my other mice did not have led lights, so I guess that explains the lack of that problem with those), but I don't have the know how to take this mouse apart.

A mouse that could entirely turn off its LED lights as I have my desktop in my bedroom and prefer to have no external lights

My main problem with this mouse was that you could only turn off the LED lighting to the wheel and dpi switches, and not the giant slash and side trim pieces

The lighting is cool

The lights are awesome, the mouse is very comfortableA bit too big than expected

It is responsive and has very cool looking LED lights

Also love the green lighting which can make the mouse stand out and easier to find.

Sturdy, small ridges on scroll wheel for grip, cool lighting if that matters to you

For people that don't care about the LED lights and/or on a budget, I would actually give this a 4* recommendation

The lights are nice, but always on

This mouse has great looking RGB lights

Best shooting mouse in my opinion and the cool lights dont hurt

Overall if your looking for a good mouse that has the same sensor as a Deathadder elite, but with fancy lights

The switches all feel good, if I had to nitpick I'd like a scroll wheel with more stiff scroll steps

if it breaks i just call razer and give them its info and theyll replace it

The movement on the screen is smooth and Its so responsive with its 5G sensor its hard to beat

Rubber materials degrade(Xai, Diamondback 3g, Abyssus, Imperator, Rival Vanilla, Rival 300).[Sensors] High smoothing and laggy sensors