diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index d6fe3b5..adbc001 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ The device settings have a "Key test" option (column or row sweep) to check the
 - The keyboard falls back to its own effect when frames stop, so colours must be streamed.
   The plugin only sends packets whose colours changed, plus a full frame every 500 ms.
 - The keyboard echoes every colour packet's header back as an input report. The plugin waits
-  for that echo (up to 10 ms) before the next packet, as OpenRGB's EVision driver does.
+  for that echo (up to 25 ms) before the next packet, as OpenRGB's EVision driver does.
 - OpenRGB supports this keyboard (`EVision Keyboard 320F:502A`) but only through the saved
   custom-colour command (`0x11` between begin `0x01` / end `0x02`), not a live mode.
 
diff --git a/Womier_K87_EVision.js b/Womier_K87_EVision.js
index 2262379..63c1155 100644
--- a/Womier_K87_EVision.js
+++ b/Womier_K87_EVision.js
@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ function writeRGBPackage(RGBData) {
 
 		// The keyboard echoes each packet back; wait for it (as OpenRGB does) so the next
 		// packet doesn't arrive while it's still processing this one
-		device.read([0x04], 64, 10);
+		device.read([0x04], 64, 25);
 
 		// device.pause() rounds up to the Windows timer tick (up to ~15 ms), so only pause when asked
 		if (lowFPS) { device.pause(3); }