I have a few tips to help you troubleshoot your MageGee Keyboard in case it fails to switch colors despite using the abovementioned methods. The diverse lighting modes in MageGee Keyboards enhance your gameplay and makes the essential keys easier to navigate in the dark. Also, learn how to add more USB ports to your PC. The MageGee MK1 lets you experiment with three distinct lighting layouts for certain key combinations, for instance, the Arrow keys. Raindrop Effect:It mimics a rainy surface, as the color lightly fades for the chosen key, while it stays stable for the other keys on the keyboard. Fn+Left/Fn+Right: Sets the direction in which light flows across your keyboard, such as Left to Right or Right to Left.

MageGee MK-Mini 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 61 Keys

Fn+Up/Fn+Down: Adjusts brightness. Moreover, the three lights on the top right, just above the “Numeric Pad,” begins to flash once you have reached the minimum or maximum brightness settings. Moreover, you can then use the following key pairs to control aspects of your keyboard’s lighting, such as brightness, color patterns, and more. Shooting Light Effect: In this mode, you will see a lighting effect in the row of the triggered key. For example, if you press the Zkey, the lights travel across the entire row. You can cycle between colors on a MageGee Keyboard by pressing the Fn+Pause/Break keys. Experiment with different color options until you find the best one. Then, save the color mode with Fn+Scroll (SL) keys. Moreover, the common colors found in most MageGee Keyboards are as follows: Ripple Effect: It creates a ripple effect from the key you tap. The colors spread outward until they finally stretch to the edges of the keyboard.