Practical testing …
After installing the software on our test system with Windows 11 (24H2) without any problems, it’s time to take a closer look at the software. After starting the software, we are immediately shown the LIV Plus Wireless with the information that it is connected wirelessly. After clicking on the picture of the mouse …
… we go directly to the main menu. Unfortunately, the software is currently only available in English, but this does not detract from its functionality. Here we can configure and save a profile (a total of 4 possible) according to our preferences. Of course, each button can be reconfigured as required. In our opinion, this unfortunately raises the question of why Endorfy did not add two additional buttons on the right-hand side of the mouse. Thanks to its symmetrical design, the mouse could also have been used by left-handers.
The second menu item in the software is for the DPI settings, i.e. how quickly or sensitively the mouse reacts to your movements. The number of possible preset speeds (DPI stages) can also be set here between 1 and 6. Another practical feature is the color coding of the mouse wheel so that you can immediately see which speed is currently set.
Under the third menu item we find the macro menu. Here you can preset, save and even record key combinations. In any case, there are no limits to creativity here.
Everything about the lighting can be found under point 4. 6 lighting modes are available in total, which is basically sufficient, but also leaves room for improvement. Only the rear part of the mouse can be visually customized. The mouse wheel is excluded due to the DPI switch display, and unfortunately the charging station cannot be synchronized with the mouse’s light pattern.
Finally, let’s take a look at the settings menu. Here we can conveniently pair the LIV Plus Wireless with a second PC or console via Bluetooth, for example. A so-called “long distance mode” can also be activated here. This is actually very helpful if you use the mouse more than 3 meters away from your wireless dongle.
The battery charge indicator is also practical, as you can’t see the charge status of the mouse itself.
Of course, we recorded the lighting modes and put them together in a short clip.
The charging station doesn’t have to hide in the dark either.
Now we come to the Endorfy LIV Plus Wireless conclusion …