Hardware Canucks posted a review of the new Gigabyte Aivia Krypton mouse & mouse pad

The gaming peripheral market is a crowded place with a large number of companies vying for the attention of Enthusiasts. While Cooler Master, Razer, SteelSeries and many others have been around the block numerous times, certain Gigabyte has a long way to go before they can be considered one of the “greats” of this niche. However, with their new Aivia Krypton series of products, this onetime dark horse of the peripheral space is truly blazing a new trail.

The first product being introduced in an effort to attain some street cred among gamers is the Krypton gaming mouse. At $80, this may be one of the more expensive mice on the market but the number of features it brings to the table is literally second to none. Gigabyte has designed this mouse mainly designed for claw grippers but it should suit other less demanding gamers just as well. The Krypton includes 10 buttons with on-the-fly DPI settings and most importantly, it is completely symmetrical so it can be used by left or right handed gamers.

  Gigabyte Aivia Krypton Mouse & Mouse Pad Review