New devices supported:

- Apex 300
- Apex 350
- Rival 300
- Siberia 650
- Siberia 150

Bug Fixes:

- Fixed an issue where the SteelSeries tray icon would continue to run after uninstalling the Engine on Mac.
- Fixed an issue where a device’s default color would flash when changing its settings if ColorShift was active.
- Fixed an issue with mouse button playback in specific cases for the Rival and Sensei Wireless.
- Fixed an issue with cloud profiles where devices hidden on a different computer would cause devices to be removed from the gear list even if they were connected.
- Fixed an issue with the display of ColorShift colors in the Engine client for the Apex keyboard.
- Fixed a conflict between application detection and GameSense on MSI GE62 and GE72 laptops.
- Fixed an issue where the Sensei Wireless could cause the Engine client to become unresponsive.
- Deleted configs will now be automatically removed from associated Launch Config bindings.
- Fixed an issue where GameSense was not working with CS:GO or Dota 2 on some computers

About Headset Drivers:

When headsets are connected, the operating system usually installs a generic driver that helps the computer to recognize the newly attached device and to use its basic functions.

Naturally, if you want to have all developed features accessible, proper software must be applied. This task also allows computers to properly recognize all headset characteristics such as manufacturer, model, connection type, and others.

Updating the driver version might improve sound quality, resolve different issues encountered throughout the headset’s usage period, provide you with new configuration options, and make various changes that enhance the unit’s stability and compatibility.