There’s also a clock widget, and depending on what other iCue-controlled devices you have, there will be other widgets and screens available, with each compatible product getting its own device screen. I co-sign this 100%, also the ability to change the power plan on my PC would be extremely convenient as well. But for those who like to frequently switch up their iCue lighting settings and/or monitor your system stats at a glance, it’s well worth considering. That said, you can rest assured that in most normal use cases, the screen looks OK and is easier to read than it often looks in photos. With the library, you can simply drag and drop your saved buttons and widgets to import them into different Nexus screens.

Maybe you folks could contact Microsoft or the people behind the Xbox App to work out some sort of solution? I tried restarting my computer and icue, also tried switching to antoher usb slot, but after that the screen keeps black and my computer doesn't recognize it as USB device. Once you have the right bracket in hand, it’s just a matter of peeling the paper off the sticky backing, looping the bracket under the keyboard’s braided cable, and sticking it on the back of the keyboard. I have gotten so used to it and am having a hard time letting it go so the old keyboard is still plugged into the corner of my table still running the screen while I'm using the K100 as the main driver now.I'm probably the only person in the universe to try to have a Nexus with MacOS, so I understand if the support isn't there. For that reason, I regret to inform you that we can no longer handle the reported problem under warranty.

Good people of the forums, also please let me know if you like these so I feel motivated to continue to make them. Those SDKs - have they lead to the development of add-ons for iCue to monitor system stuffs like network activity, hard drive, FPS counter, GPU frequency, etc?

It seems a bunch of the game specific ones I'd made got quietly pulled, guessing because they had game logos in them. Again, you could get lost in the customizability here, and Corsair says there will be custom screens available for specific games available after launch. Working on genericifying them, starting with this red neon cyberpunk themed, city skyline background, with and without buttons pre-labeled.

I'm just going to contact the supplier i got it from and get my money back, ridiculous i have to pay 100 euro and wait 3 months to ship for something that doesn't work straight out the box and already malfunctions after using it 5 minutes, and not even a decent troubleshoot guide on the internet. including both the Low Profile and SE models) as well as the K95 RGB PLATINUM and K95 RGB PLATINUM XT.For more information about the iCUE NEXUS, check out our FAQ or check out this playlist of helpful tutorial videos we’ve put together. Expand your iCUE Murals creations to your setup's walls and surroundings with Nanoleaf smart lighting devices, for a fully immersive gaming experience.

The limitations of the above is that I need to run SpeedFan in the background as that's the source of the hardware info.

The manufacturer warranty is not void if you experience an issue after performing a FW update through iCUE. If anyone wants a specific size or another icon, I've found a relatively easy way to do it so just shoot me a message and if I have time I can try to make it. The Nexus is designed to work with all the Corsair products in the iCUE ecosystem, but the functionality isn't limited only to Corsair products.