Love it love it love it. I've always loved the mechanical keyboard (starting with the original IBM PC keyboard). So glad I foun...  Read More

Love it love it love it. I've always loved the mechanical keyboard (starting with the original IBM PC keyboard). So glad I found this guy; it makes it much less laborious to type while working.  Read Less

While these are great on linux(fedora 19) and windows they don't work very well on OSX(10.9). The audio controls, and other fun...  Read More

While these are great on linux(fedora 19) and windows they don't work very well on OSX(10.9). The audio controls, and other functions don't work.  Read Less

Typing from my second Osmium keyboard, first one suddenly stopped responding and I sent it to Gigabyte to replace/fix. No probl...  Read More

Typing from my second Osmium keyboard, first one suddenly stopped responding and I sent it to Gigabyte to replace/fix. No problems whatsoever thus far.The threaded wire is extremely thick (it has 2 usb [one 2.0, one 3.0], and mic/sound plug extensions) so it was a bit annoying at first but all my wires are hidden under my desk anyways.This was my first mechanical keyboard and I couldn't decide between blue and brown switches. At the time, this keyboard was $100+tax (about $120 total) and I just bit the bullet and bought it. I was actually looking to purchase the Corsair K70 Gunmetal MX Brown Switch keyboard which actually discontinued the moment I wanted to purchase.All in all, great solid keyboard (plastic palm rest that doesn't hurt after hours of usage): feels sturdy, is quite heavy and won't slide unless you're really rough with it.If you have doubts about buying this keyboard, I would highly recommend the Corsair K70 which is an all-around better keyboard but is more expensive.Something to note: I have relatively large hands (8 from tip of middle finger to palm) so let that be a reference point for your purchase toward keyboards (the size of them really does matter).  Read Less