There is a lot of questionable English, which appears to be due to poor translation and associated sub-functions, such as direction of effect, brightness, speed, and the actual color/colors using an R/G/B 16.8 M color selector.
The virtual keyboard also now lights up to preview the previously set effect, which is unfortunately where things take a turn for the worse again since there are only five effects to choose from and the virtual keyboard seems to display the same effect for all of them.
Keyboard illumination comes as an option on the home page that simply reads "Light." Checking the box reveals these options as they are otherwise hidden from view. The macro setting is for recording and editing macros, but it's again hardly usable even though the software drivers are near-identical in function to those of the K530 Draconic, which had a much better user experience with scaling.
There is a virtual keyboard over which you can pick any key and map it as another, a macro, or a multimedia shortcut chosen from a list of preset options. The menu seems easy enough to understand if usable, with profiles on the home page and each profile associated with key mapping and lighting options that are software driven. Scaling with Windows is so poor that nothing helps here, including going down to 720p on my 4K monitor or trying compatibility modes all the way back to Windows XP. Unfortunately, this version somehow lowers the bar further and instead is a re-skin of the worst software drivers I have seen used by a couple of other smaller brand keyboards in the past. With the lack of any unified drivers, I would have at least taken a re-skinned version of the same base for their mice and keyboards from before.
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