Gigabyte Uranium game mouse review - Article - Guide - Review

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We review the Gigabyte Uranium game mouse from their Aivia series; the device is unique in the sense that it comes with an OLED display POD that will inform you of your mouse polling rate, DPI or even battery status. The high DPI mouse is fully programmable, has additional thumb game buttons (programmable as well). Being wireless the mouse is impressive and very responsive, and armed with internal memory, all in all this might be the most impressive mouse combo that Gigabyte has put onto the market. We stated it a couple of times already, it is very crowded in the PC gaming hardware arena, especially when it comes to keyboards and mice. Whether you have 5 bucks to spend or 100 EUR, there WILL be a product matching that budget. Simple mice, small mice, mice dedicated to games, mice with multiple scanning lasers, mice with adjustable weight systems, and on and on.

A year or three ago Gigabyte launched their Aivia series of products onto the market as well, and ever since have delivered some of the hottest amongst them to you, the end user. Aivia products are aimed at gamers and more-over are segmented into mice and keyboards. Today we review the Gigabyte Aivia Uranium game mouse.

The 6200 dpi mouse is wireless and can be synced up to an OLED display POD that Gigabyte calls the GHOST Macro Station. It helps you display the current status of the Aivia Uranium Wireless Mouse. And yeah, you can actually re-assign macro hotkeys in-game without exiting the game. Aivia Uranium is equipped with a 6500 dpi Twin-eye Gaming Laser Sensor. Wireless means charging and this mouse can last 50 hours of continuous gaming on one charge. Not bad. And if you want to charge it up, just plug-in the USB charging cable to the mouse leading from the dock. There's more though as the mouse has a very sensitive laser, comes with a a GHOST Macro engine with built-in memory for on board Macros and profile storage.

But please, take a peek at the product and then let's head onwards into the review. Will the 80 EUR price tag be worth it with regards to features and functionality? Let's find out.