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June 2013
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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 weight associated with the technology project a level of quality above what you get from a...
Although I'd love to see an RGB version of this product but with a price of $129, I won't hold the blue backlight against Gigabyte. It's a nice blue with good key cap etching. I'd be happy to use the Osmium as my go-to gaming keyboard and don't have an...
Extrait: Until recently, the most common gaming keyboards were what's known as ‘full-travel membrane' keyboards, which are still popular outside of gaming. Underneath each key is a rubber dome, with a capacitive core at its centre. When the user pushes the key, th...
Extrait: It's hard to avoid the waft of adolescence emanating from gaming peripherals like Gigabyte's Osmium keyboard. Between the gaudy LED-backlit aesthetics and laughable marketing ('hard, rare and noble'), there's a desperate need to be liked and respected ...
After a couple of weeks of use, I find myself liking the Osmium over the Corsair K90 that is sitting to my left as I type this. While the Osmium doesn't have a brushed aluminum top, the Osmium is tougher, heavier and feels better than both Corsair sub...
Cherry MX Brown Mechanical Switches, AntiGhosting, Extra Ports, 5 Gaming Profiles
Heavy, Noisy
Like their previous mechanical gaming keyboards, GIGABYTE has done a very great job with the Aivia Osmium. It may not have as many dedicated multimedia keys or even macro keys but it has all the features to get the job done. Of course, the most important...
