g3ar.co.za Updated:
2018-03-30 03:20:28
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The Aivia Krypton has two rubber thumb grips with ridges. Those ridges allow for a firm grip on the mouse and when used with the high-speed ceramic feet that grip is vital. The size of the mouse makes it very comfortable for those with large hands and eve...
Price, Comfortable, Ceramic feet, Extreme amount of weight customisation, Ambidextrous design...
Design might not suit everyone...
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The mouse is one of the most important tools when it comes to PC gaming, so it is surprising when people spend thousands of dollars upgrading their rig only to use a generic mouse. Unless one uses a USB gamepad, the entire PC gaming experience is relia...
Dual chassis and double sided mousepad provides variety, Accurate and highly customisable mouse experience...
Mouse lacks professional construction and feel that competing high range products have, The mousepad is slightly large and demands desktop real estate...
The Aivia Krypton mouse is a solid effort from Gigabyte that should appeal to casual to core gamers. We like its customisation, both physically and through software, but we think its overall feel could be a little better...
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£59.99 & £22.99 (inc. VAT)Hot on the heels of our review of the new Osmium mechanical keyboard we present to you the GIGABYTE Aivia Krypton Gaming Mouse and Krypton Dual-sided Mousemat. Designed very much for gamers, and utilising the same GHOST macro...
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It's been a while since we had a new Gigabyte Aivia peripheral to play with, not since the Aivia K8100 Keyboard at the start of this year and just over a year since our last Aivia mouse, the M8600. Both of them may have earned our eTeknix awards, but a lo...
I may have suffered some minor hand ache whilst using this mouse for day to day tasks, but as I've said before I do spend a lot of time at the computer on a daily basis and it's general hard for me to find that perfect balance of comfort over long working...
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A well-designed input peripheral can be a thing of beauty -- the refined ergonomics of classier mice and keyboards self-evidently require endless thought and iteration. But the ‘extreme gaming’ market cares not for subtlety: when every vendor sells...
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Gigabyte’s new Krypton mouse may be slightly expensive at $80 but it can be used by left or right handed gamers and includes an envious feature set. This goes hand in hand with the double sided Krypton gaming mouse pad that goes for $40 while providi...
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Surprisingly the Gigabyte Aivia Krypton will be the first Gigabyte product reviewed here at pcGameware, quite why it's taken us this long I'm not sure! But here we have it, the Aivia Krypton a Dual-chassis gaming mouse; dual-chassis because of the x2 chas...
The Gigabyte Aivia Krypton has put in a really good showing here at pcGameware over the last couple of weeks and I have really enjoyed reviewing this mouse. The mouse was really well presented and packaged and gave the feeling that you were opening a pre...
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I grope a lot of hairless rodents. Some call it a fetish. I call it work, though from it I do draw a near post-coital bliss one may misinterpret as disturbing. What can I say, I like toying with new mice. So when Gigabyte offered up their newest, the Giga...
Many comfort options, The Avago 9800 laser sensor is a killer in this mouse, For both hands, Fantastic precision and performance...
A bit too thin for wide hands, Not made of the best quality products...
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We last looked at the Gigabyte Aivia nearly two years ago and found that it was an outstanding wireless mouse, overcoming most of the problems of wireless whilst being fully featured and having a great sensor. Pretty much the only thing we didn't like...
Blimey. If we can borrow a baseball metaphor then the Gigabyte Aivia Krypton has just come off the bench to have a pinch-hit, bases-clearing triple.The original Aivia had some excellent features at a decent price for a high-end wireless rodent, let down b...
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funkykit.com Updated:
2018-03-30 03:20:53
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When you think of Gigabyte the first thing that usually comes to mind is motherboards or video cards. Keyboards and mice are usually the last thing that would come to mind when thinking about Gigabyte.In the past they have put out a few peripherals that w...
Button to change mouse profiles, Ability to change bases, Additional weights for personalization, Coating does not get dirty very easily, Awesome packaging...
Odd shape, Feels “cheap” without weights added...
Gigabyte has done a decent job with their first serious mouse design. The Krypton has alot going for it, and if you happen to find things like the ability to change the base of the mouse as well as the ability to add in weights to different parts of the...
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The mouse that we use for our computers is probably the most important tool we use to interface with our computers. And when it comes to doing various tasks on our computers, we rely heavily on our mouse to be smooth, and provide us with precise mov...
The Gigabyte Krypton mouse is a general purpose mouse that can be customized to just about anyone and any computing needs whether you are a hard core gamer, or someone who does a lot of computer aided design (CAD)...
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Who would have thought that Krypton, the home planet of Superman, would be reduced to the tiny size of a gaming-grade mouse? Well, that’s the name of the new model from Gigabyte’s Aivia line. It features an innovation right out of the mind of Jor-El, t...
Very high sensitivity, Ambidextrous body, Changes from right-hand to left-hand profile, Good for claw-grippers and palm-grippers, Innovative change of under plates, Great number of configurable buttons and programmable macros, User-friendly iconography on...
User can't see his or her modifications as a whole on the application, No horizontal scrolling on the scroll wheel, Shop Related Products, Ads by Amazon, ✕, Thank you, This will help us improve your ad experience. We will try not to show you such ads aga...
The Krypton is a very complete mouse. With nine configurable functions, seventy programmable macros, up to 8,200 dpi, an ambidextrous body and switchable under plates, the peripheral caters to the needs of different players. Even the body design is good f...
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Despite being new to the gaming peripherals scene, Gigabyte has dived in head first with the launch of its high-end Aivia gaming gear lineup. In this review, we will take a look at the Aivia Krypton Gaming mouse which is based on the Avago ADNS-9800 82...
Excellent tracking (best ADNS-9800-based mouse on our test bench thus far), Above average ergonomics, Plenty of buttons, Sleek design, Nice scroll wheel, Optional back plates, Extensive bundle, Grippy rubber sides...
Expensive, Not ideally suited for users with large hands and palm-type grip, Stiff braided cable, Minor positive acceleration, Ungodly long name...
For a first go at making a high-end gaming mouse, the Gigabyte Aivia Krypton Gaming Mouse is nothing less than spectacular. The sensor implementation is among the very best in the market; it has boat loads of features and a stable fast-to-use driver su...
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