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When you first think about Gigabyte’s line of quality products, more than likely a gaming mouse doesn’t come to mind. However, they have a created a budget mouse targeted at the hardcore gaming crowd that is worthy of praise. The Gigabyte Force M7 Thor Laser Gaming Mouse comes in at an impressive price point (~$30) and packs quite a few high end features. The real question is how does it fare against the stiff competition in the gaming peripheral realm? In this article Benchmark Reviews goes in depth to find out what makes the Force M7 Thor a great budget gaming buying decision!
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The Gigabyte Force K7 is a striking keyboard that utilizes blue and green backlighting to illuminate their silent gaming keyboard. The Force K7 by Gigabyte is a scissor switch style keyboard that allows for 5 million key presses, has anti-ghosting around the WASD cluster, allowing gamers to make more key presses simultaneously, and has a number of other features to entice the gaming community. The blue and green backlighting is able to be combined to create a cyan color; this is done with a simple press of the scroll wheel at the top of the keyboard which also controls light output levels.
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In the office today we have the latest gaming peripheral from Gigabyte, the Force K7 stealth gaming keyboard. Gigabyte may be better known for their graphics cards and motherboards, but I'm sure many of you also know that they make some truly epic peripherals too and while not all of them are gaming focused they've still gone on to win plenty of awards for their keyboards and mice, not just from eTeknix either, but from many publications around the world, especially for their popular Aivia range.
The model we are looking at today may not be as prestigious as their Aivia range, but given that it is priced at a modest £40 I was hardly expecting royalty. That being said, £40 for a keyboard is still a firm investment and for that kind of money you still expect a good quality product in return for your investment. While obviously at this price range it doesn't feature mechanical keys, it does offer an alternative to the often cheaper membrane switch by using scissor switch keys, which some may regard as a mixture of both membrane and mechanical, often typical of what you find on good quality notebooks.
The keyboard packs a nice feature set such as dedicated controls for back-lighting and volume, shortcut keys, a braided cable, scissor switch keys, anti-ghosting capability around the WASD cluster and it promises it all just £40, so let's get straight to it and take a closer look at what the Force K7 has to offer.
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We review Gigabyte's backlit Force K7 keyboard. Is it a winner
in features and value?
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Today on our test bench we have Gigabyte's latest gaming keyboard, the Force K7. This mid-range model features ultra-short key travel and selective anti-ghosting around the WASD key cluster.
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GIGABYTE, a company known predominantly for their motherboards have really branched out lately into different areas of the market including Notebooks, Slates, Mobile Phones and even Peripherals for PCs. I've previously reviewed their gaming mouse, the Aivia M8600, which was a great mouse. Today we're looking at the more mainstream, ECO600 Long-Life Wireless Laser Mouse.
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Today we are looking at a world first from Gigabyte, the new Aivia Xenon Dual mode TouchPad Mouse. This device can double up as an ordinary mouse and a fully fledged touchpad, similar to a laptop model. Is this hybrid mouse actually practical, or just a cool talking point with little real world usability?
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A mouse with its own OLED display? Let's see what Gigabyte has
in their latest line of gaming peripherals.
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The Gigabyte Aivia Uranium is a one of a kind gaming mouse that comes with an OLED wireless receiver. The receiver's display enables the Aivia Uranium to control macros, program buttons, change sensitivity and polling rates without having to use software on the computer. There are 10 programmable buttons and a no-slip rubberized surface so that even the most intense gaming session won't go out of control.
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