Make a seperate profile for the mouse, keyboard and firefly with these lighting options and link the profiles to factorio.exe. Other select retailers will also carry the new mouse pad. Solution: In Razer Synapse set mouse and firefly light to 'none' and set the keyboard light to 'Spectrum Cycling'. You can head directly to the Razer store if you’re itching for more Chroma. The mouse pad will launch today globally and sport a US$49.99 price point. The Razer Firefly V2 is currently now available on the Razer store. There are preset lighting effects, but you can also tinker with the 16.8 million color combinations that it boasts. It allows you to change color schemes and profiles for each one of your products. For the unfamiliar, this is Razer’s suite to support its Chroma products. The Razer Firefly V2 will also have full Synapse 3 support. It’s also now thinner, with Razer noting that it measures in at just 3 mm thick. The Firefly V2 adds an additional four zones, bringing the total to 19. In terms of being brighter, the original Firefly mat housed 15 different lighting sources. The Razer Firefly V2 is now “thinner and brighter to intensify any gamer’s Razer Chroma RGB experience.” So, if you’re a moth to the flame when it comes to bright lights, this might just be the right pad for your palms. Razer announced that the Razer Firefly V2 will sport some changes from the prior model. It looks like you’ll have a nice selection of colors to marvel at when staring down at your mouse (assuming that is also flaring up with RGB color schemes). Razer, whom many would argue was the pioneer of RGB with its Chroma designs, brings yet another product to the market that sports a rainbow of colors to select. Everything from your CPU’s fan to RAM now sports an array of possible color combinations. It’s probably harder in current times to find a PC gaming product that doesn’t have some sort of RGB effect to it.
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