Our editors hand-pick these products using a variety of criteria: they might be direct competitors targeting the same market segment, or they could be devices that are similar in size, performance, or feature sets.
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,...
we can say that the materials used on the Gigabyte Osmium are great, very sturdy and pleasant to touch The Gigabyte Osmium gaming keyboard is really comfortable to use, all the keys are well placed and easy to reach so you will not find yourself...
Gigabyte Aivia Osmium Cherry Brown Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (GK-OSMIUM BRN) does double duty as a gaming keyboard that also can be good for typing. The board features tools that gamers need such as Macro, backlit, USB and headset pass-through....
Gigabyte has finally stepped into the mechanical keyboard ring with a fully loaded Cherry MX gaming keyboard named the Osmium. Though the keyboard is stuffed with useful features, it has a few faults that prevent it from taking up permanent residence...
While the likes of the Mad Catz STRIKE 7 keyboard are a bit of a guilty pleasure for this here reviewer, I am infinitely more pleased by simpler, more effective keyboard design. In fact, were it not for the fact I constantly mis-typed my passwords, I...
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. The keyboard as a very solid feel to it and has a decent weight for a mechanical keyboard, not to heavy but it...
Gigabyte has done a great job with its Aivia Osmium. It's built like a brick, offers superb adjustable backlighting, high-quality mechanical key switches, the most impressive anti-ghosting we've yet come across on a keyboard, and niceties like USB 3.0 in...
Gigabyte's Aivia Osmium keyboard is another extremely functional, well built, and well-engineered piece from Gigabyte's gaming division. Like the Krypton, its rodent partner in crime, the Osmium does everything perfectly while adding a couple of...
you will know by now that the Gigabyte Aivia Osmium does indeed seem to tick all of the right boxes! The Osmium came very well packaged and presented and the keyboard itself is as good a keyboard as I have ever used. The mechanical Cherry Red switches...
Mechanical keyboards are a breed of hardware that signal an old school vibe where you could really hammer on the keys without fear of breaking something. What happened the last time you rage quit MW3 because some little 12 year old noob-tubed you for the...
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...
The range of keyboards in this test is very diverse. There are several models that really stand out to us. Starting with the Logitech G710+ Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. This is the best keyboard in the test in almost every regard and therefore is...
Pros:
Cons: