Gigabyte Aivia M8600

Multiple speed settings ; Looks smart and feels comfortable ; Battery life is excellent

Expensive ; Low on customisation options

This mouse is expensive, but it's well designed and performs brilliantly.

Ambidextrous design. Wired and wireless option.100-6600 dpi.1,000Hz report rate. Carrying case. Customizable software. Up to five different profiles

Weight makes the mouse a little unwieldy. Uncomfortable design. Scroll wheel very resistant. Wired cable tough to remove

Despite not including an action for profile swapping, Gigabyte did include some really cool basic functions to program to keys. Things such as double-click, close program, and 8x speed are interesting ways to customize the mouse. That last option is...

Aivia's new gaming mouse is a great first step into the gaming market of mice. The M8600 offers great features and accessories that are unparalleled by other gaming mice. However, there are some adjustments that Aivia should make to future products....

I like the way it feels, some people say it feels like a brick but I like it. It looks like it would be uncomfortable, but it really isnt. Battery life is long, and battery adds good weight to the mouse

Several ; The speed increase button, yeah thats good and great, but 10 seconds later it goes back to the old speed ; The battery keeps being used, even when the mouse is not in use. On my old king of wireless mice logitech G, if you walked away, it...

The mouse looks great

Nothing works right. When clicking, the mouse pointer always moves a couple of pixels selecting something different the expected. When releasing the left mouse button, the release is delayed causing the selection of additional unintended objects

Swappable Batteries ; wireless with no lag ; high dpi ; good feeling scroll wheel ; tilt-scroll wheel buttons ; responsive clicks ; plenty customizable ; charging station with long life batteries ; comes with 2 braided cords, one for charging station,...

Design flaws ; Why make the charging station not able to hold the secondary battery and the mouse at the same time - this wouldn't have been hard to do ; Ridge in middle of the mouse is hardly ergonomic, likely not comfortable for palm-grip mouse users...

Didn't get around to posting this updated review for a while. I wrote the very first review on this product. This is the final review ; Braided USB cables were nice ; The rechargeable batteries that can be charged without plugging in the mouse is...

Three of these things lasted just over a one and a half months, including the time between shipping one back and receiving the next one. The quality was consistent between the three of them ; The scroll wheel suddenly free-spins and stopped working...

Rechargeable batteries(x2) ; Color options ; Design(also a con) ; Optics ; Quality/Construction ; Dual Mode(wireless/wired)

Large ; Software