Software

If you know the Glorious Model O/O-/D software then this one should look familiar to you. All available options are accessible on a single page: profile management, button remapping, and macro functionality, with four tabs on the right side that control CPI settings, lighting, mouse parameters, and polling rate (125/250/500/1000 Hz). CPI adjustment is possible from 100 to 16,000 CPI, which is curious as the PMW3360 only supports up to 12,000 CPI, and in increments of 100 CPI for up to six levels, which can be color-coded and set up independently for the x and y-axis. "Mouse parameter" controls the default Windows cursor settings and includes settings for LOD (2 or 3 mm) and debounce delay (4–16 ms, in increments of 2 ms). On my system, the software had a RAM footprint of 11 MB on average.

Lighting

The Mira-M has but a single lighting zone, which is the scroll wheel. Two lighting effects are available: Steady and Neon. No further customization is possible. Of course, disabling the lighting altogether is also possible.

Color accuracy and vibrancy are very good throughout. Here's a short demonstration video of the "Neon" lighting effect: