Microsoft’s Windows 11 has recently been reported to be preparing a feature that can control RGB lighting controls directly from Windows.
The news was confirmed in the Windows 11 public test build, and RGB controller-related content such as gaming gear is supported through a separate Lighting tab. Within that tab, depending on the compatible product, direct brightness, RGB settings, and LED speed control are supported. Various functions are expected to be added.
The build was confirmed on Windows 11 25295. If the function is officially updated and supported, it is expected that there will be positive reviews as it can be easily used in Windows 11 itself, rather than in a dedicated app provided by gaming gear manufacturers in the future.
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