You can set it to either act as double-click or triple-click by holding it down for a few seconds. The fire button is a really nice addition I wasn't sure if I'd use it, but I use it all the time. The colors are 'breathing,' so they fade into each other at a somewhat slow pace (about the speed of slow breathing), and you can't set it to stay on one color (though I knew that when I bought it.) The instructions came in both German and English, and it was easy as cake to set up-no software to install or settings to play with. Good weight, nice DPI settings, and the colors are pleasing. So, if you're eyeing this mouse but would like it in one light color, it might be possible to actually make it work for you! Either way, aesthetics aside it's a nice little cheap mouse, and definitely one of the sexier cheap ones. When I work up the courage to risk screwing it up, I might see if I can set it to solid mode, since that's mentioned in the description. So far, my mouse has stayed red in breathing mode for a couple hours, persisting through a computer restart. Unfortunately I'm not entirely certain what I did, but I believe this is it: I pressed the forward button on the side (used to cycle the colors), and then pressed the back button next to it, to see if it cycled back. I searched a bit through reviews but everyone seemed to agree that couldn't be changed, so I was going to get a different mouse, until I managed (somehow) to set it to one color.

This mouse was gorgeous and matched my keyboard and mousepad nicely, but I was initially heartbroken when it seemed to only cycle colors-my set up is red, and the changing colors obviously didn't fit in with everything else. I'm writing this review mostly to address another issue: the LEDs. As far as standard mouse functions go, it seems to be doing well-there's nothing much I can say here that hasn't been said in other reviews. I just got this mouse today, needing a replacement after my old Red Dragon started getting cranky.

Zelotes t60 gaming mouse colour select