GIGABYTE GM-KRYPTON

Five Profiles ; Onboard memory ; 10 programmable buttons ; Very good battery life ; Sharp OLED display ; Usable whilst charging

To say that our experience with the Uranium was mixed would be an understatement.

Arriving in a box large enough to easily contain a cut-down keyboard, this Gigabyte mouse goes by the rather impressive title of Aivia Neon. Opening this box reveals an almost presentation style of arrangement of a cloth covered insert with three...

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.

Long Battery Life, USB/Wireless connectivity, 6500dpi, OLED screen, 10 programmable buttons

Macro Station does not display game statistics, software must be downloaded

Excellent performance, good quality/price

Really big, be aware it could not fit in small desktop

Greta card at the reduced price

Power hog when booting up & doesnt always start on the first boot attempt.

This card dominates at 1080p. Runs quiet and fast. There's no difference between this 980 and any other Windforce, really. Definitely recommend over the AMD Fury in terms of bang-for-buck unless you're at 4k

This version is without a backplate and the card bends a little inside my case - nothing too serious yet.

I didn't want to spend too much! and well I didn't The product performs perfectly, and Nvidia Optimization drivers coupled with this card, has helped me correct the settings of my games

Nope no problems