The wired Savio VALIANT gaming mouse allows you to adjust the number of side buttons for gameplay and everyday tasks. The set includes three magnetically attached panels with 3, 5, or 10 buttons. Assigning functions to them and programming macros, i.e., saved sequences of commands, enables the handling of frequently used actions without reaching for keyboard shortcuts. The interchangeable panels are useful both in games and when using shortcuts in graphic design software or programming tools.
The PixArt PMW3327 sensor offers a range of 200–12,400 DPI (Dots Per Inch – number of dots per inch), allowing you to adjust the mouse sensitivity to your preferences and the task at hand. The polling rate is up to 1000 Hz, and the supported tracking speed reaches 5.58 m/s. The declared low LOD (Lift-Off Distance – the height at which the sensor stops tracking movement after the mouse is lifted) helps reduce cursor shifting when repositioning the device on the pad. Under the main buttons, Huano Blue Shell switches are used, featuring a distinct, tactile click and a declared actuation force of 70 g. Their declared lifespan is a minimum of 20 million clicks.
The weight compartment located on the bottom of the mouse allows for weight adjustment and tailoring the feel of the device’s handling to your own preferences. The PTFE (polytetrafluoroethylene) glides facilitate smooth mouse movement on the pad. The included spare set allows you to replace the glides once the installed components wear out. The 1.8 m braided cable allows you to connect the mouse to the computer, taking into account the distance between devices at your setup.
Dedicated software allows you to assign functions to buttons, create macros, change DPI, and configure the backlight. The built-in memory allows you to use the settings saved in the mouse even after connecting it to another computer. The dual-zone RGB (Red, Green, Blue – red, green, and blue) backlight offers a palette of 16.8 million colors. The light strip on the back of the mouse allows you to set effects, such as a rainbow or gradient, and match the device’s appearance to your setup. The color of the scroll wheel and the logo indicates the currently selected DPI level.