Conclusion: The Gigabyte Aivia Osmium is a all around keyboard and has an abundance of features, but it takes a hit to performance due to the ease of making a mistake and the macro
Pros: Fun to type on, Buttons to adjust the brightness of the LEDS and also to switch to different macro profiles on the keyboard itself, Very aesthetically pleasing, Weight...
Cons: Macro keys too far, Easy to make typos, Keys stuck once in awhile, Gets dirty easy
Conclusion: Straight out of the box it is clear that the Osmium has continued the very high build quality that we have seen from previous Aivia products.
Summary: The Osmium is a very well-rounded product, from small details (like the plastic covers of the connectors) to the extra keys with helpful symbols.
Excerpt: While I wasn't privy to sampling the Aivia K8100, as it was a little before my time in peripherals, I did know a couple of guys that did get one and I was a fan of the
Summary: Gaming keyboards aren't so much about typing anymore but rather centered on what they can do to help the gamer. Features like Cherry Red key switches and subsequent