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Vortez - Computer Hardware News & Reviews » Articles » GIGABYTE Aivia M8600 Wireless Macro Gaming Mouse Review » Page 1

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GIGABYTE Aivia M8600 Wireless Macro Gaming Mouse Review

Editor: w3bbo (Richard Weatherstone)  Date: 02-10-11   3 Comment(s) - Join the discussion here
Introduction
Product on Review : GIGABYTE M8600 Wireless Macro Gaming Mouse
Manufacturer and Sponsor : GIGABYTE
Street Price: £79.99 inc. VAT (GBP)



Back in November 2010 we had a taste of things to come when we reviewed the GIGABYTE AIVIA K8100. Its aggressive, angular styling set it apart from the gaming keyboard field and thus the trend continues with GIGABYTEs latest creation, the AIVIA M8600 Wireless Macro Gaming Mouse.

GIGABYTE are perhaps not the first name that springs to mind when thinking of gaming peripherals rather they are more commonly associated with motherboards and graphics cards but like their competitors, they are dipping their peripheral (pun intended) toes into other areas that have previously been left to the Roccat, Logitech, Razer and SteelSeries of this world. A bold move maybe but one which could be fruitful if the quality we are accustomed to in their hardware releases is transferred to this alien area.



What makes the move even braver is the fact that this mouse is anything but a budget entry. Tipping the scales at a costly £80 it is right up there with some very stiff competition. Granted wireless gaming mice are never a cheap option and not normally as advanced as wired gaming mice so to price the AIVIA M8600 so high is begging the questions ‘What’s so special about it?’ ‘Can it compete with the best mice out there?’ ‘Is it worth it?’ - Questions I will seek to answer by the end of this review.

About GIGABYTE

Technology has moved beyond machines and circuitry. It is the foundation of modern life and has become an integral part of how we learn, share, and create with others in an interconnected world.
With over 20 years of manufacturing knowledge, GIGABYTE thrives on delivering the latest technology to users around the globe. We develop, test, and manufacture a wide range of products following strict quality and environmental control standards.
Our reputation as a pioneer in motherboard innovation has allowed us to diversify our product range to include graphics cards, notebooks, desktop PCs, PC components, cellular phones, server and datacenter solutions, and more.


Let's take a look at the specification and features of today's review sample...

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