I replaced all the (blue only) LEDs on my old Corsair K70 because 20+ of them died randomly.Īny glitches that software can cause to Razer peripherals should easily be undone by power cycling the device. Razer sent me the mouse for free so I never bothered to RMA it, plus it's been over a year, but I'm sure I could replace the LED if I wanted to. My Naga Chroma has an intermittent red LED on the logo where sometimes the red will just die.

LED brightness is controlled by pulse width modulation, which flashes them on and off hundreds of times per second invisible to the naked eye, with the time on vs. Simply flashing the LEDs, however, does not damage them in any way. Overdrive conditions shouldn't happen in a finished product such as a mouse, but static electricity is certainly a possibility anywhere. Yes, LEDs can fail, but it's usually due to static electricity discharge or overdrive conditions. If your LED is dim, it's not the fault of my app, it's just bad luck. You can do so by simply clicking flair under your link!įlashing LEDs does not damage them.

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