The box contains:
• EvoFox Blaze Wired Gaming Mouse
• User Manual

• Wired USB Gaming Mouse
• DPI Levels: 600 / 1200 / 2400 / 4800 / 7200 / 12800
• On-the-Fly DPI Switching
• 8 Programmable Buttons
• 16 Million Color RGB Lighting
• Durable Braided Cable

The EvoFox Blaze features high-quality switches rated for up to 3 million clicks, ensuring consistent and reliable performance over extended use.

Simply plug the USB connector of the EvoFox Blaze mouse into any available USB port on your computer. No additional drivers are needed. The mouse will be automatically
detected and ready to use.

• Use the DPI button located below the scroll wheel to switch between preset DPI levels:
  600 / 1200 / 2400 / 4800 / 7200 / 12800.
• Each press cycles to the next level, allowing for real-time sensitivity adjustment.

• To customize the 16 million color RGB lighting and assign functions to the 8 programmable buttons, download the EvoFox Blaze software from the official Amkette website.
• Once installed, you can create and save lighting effects, macros, and performance
  profiles.

To program the 8 buttons on the Blaze, download and install the official EvoFox Blaze software from Amkette’s website. The software lets you assign custom functions, macros, and shortcuts to each button and save multiple profiles for games or workflows.

The EvoFox Blaze supports a 1000Hz polling rate for ultra-smooth tracking and fast response. You can adjust the polling rate through the Blaze software as per your
preference.

No, the Blaze does not have onboard memory. All customizations are stored via software and require it to be running for active use.

The Blaze supports up to 20G acceleration, providing responsive tracking for fast, flickstyle movements.

The EvoFox Blaze connects via a wired USB interface. Just plug it in—no drivers are needed, and setup is instant.

The EvoFox Blaze is compatible with most devices that support standard USB input,
including:
• Windows PCs and Laptops
• macOS systems (basic functionality only; software features may not work)
• Linux systems (basic functionality)
Note: Full customization features are available only on Windows through the
EvoFox Blaze software.

The Blaze connects via a wired USB interface. Just plug it into a USB port on your device— no drivers needed for basic use. For full feature access (button programming, lighting customization, DPI tuning), install the EvoFox Blaze software on a Windows PC.

Ensure the USB connector is firmly plugged into a functional USB port. Try connecting the mouse to a different port or restarting your computer. If the issue persists, check your Device Manager for any hardware conflicts.

Make sure you saved your custom button settings to the mouse’s onboard memory via the Blaze software. If the settings weren’t saved properly, reconfigure and save them again. Also, verify that you're using the correct profile.

Open the Blaze software to check if the lighting is turned off or set to a static color. You can also cycle lighting modes through the software. Reconnecting the mouse or restarting your system may also help reset the lighting.

Mouse movement issues may be caused by low DPI settings or an unsuitable surface. Try increasing the DPI level using the DPI button and use a proper mousepad for better sensor accuracy.

This could be due to a misconfigured macro, faulty switch, or debounce timing. Try resetting the mouse settings via the software. If the problem continues, test the mouse on another system or contact support.