VPN: GK-OSMIUM REDGigabyte Aivia Osmium Blue Illuminated Wired USB3.0 Cherry MX Red Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black
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 Rating: Review Date: 08/04/13 |
Gigabyte Aivia Osmium Blue Illuminated Wired USB3.0 Cherry MX Red Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black
Cons:-Flip up stands, can flip down easy-Didn't come with O-Rings-Macro is placed in a bad place, sometimes pushing the F-keys instead-Rubber feets can be better, still moves
Pros:+Mechanical Keys+Cherry Reds+Blue LEDs+5 Macro keys with Aivia button+Replaceable iconic macro keys+Comes with Key reomover |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/25/13 |
Gigabyte Aivia Osmium Blue Illuminated Wired USB3.0 Cherry MX Red Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black
Cons:I have had issues with it not working several times, which has required unplugging and replugging it in. Keys seem to be slightly smaller than the standard size keys.
Pros:Nice mechanical keys, good backlighting, seems to be built solidly and sturdily. Comment:
I've enjoyed using the keyboard and I like the type of mechanical keys it uses. I would have liked to know before hand that the actual size of the keys seems to be a bit smaller than the standard keys from any other keyboard I have. This shrinks the length of the keyboard down, which may be good for some with limited space, but I have fairly big hands and I would have rather just had full sized keys. The smaller keys take a bit of getting used to, to not fumble words and make typos. I would recommend it still, despite the smaller keys if I hadn't had issues with the keyboard locking up / shutting off, forcing a physical unplug / replug before getting it to work, several times. |
One of the best full Mechanical keyboard with macro keys, cherry reds and LEDs, the LEDs can be controlled with the mouse wheel on the keyboard, turn off/brightness.I didn't give it a 5 star cause of the O-rings, it was good without, but with the O-rings this keyboard became the best thing I have had, the feeling of Cherry keys without the "tacking" noise.