Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum RGB Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Black

I am coming from a G710+, which I also have at work... I hate going between different keyboards, so I try to match. So I will compare mainly with that model in this review. My personal home G710+ started having keys stop working, which so far I have been able to fix with drops of alcohol, but it is very annoying having to do that. I thought mechanical keyboards were supposed to last, and last, and last. Never spilled anything on it, or mistreated it in any way. Also the spacebar is not depressing cleanly anymore, it kind of binds, and goes crooked unless you press it almost perfectly in the middle. Super annoying! And I couldn't fix it with alcohol, and I didn't want to use any kind of lubricant, although I guess I should have tried. The spacebar binding is the main reason I decided to replace the G710+, which I loved otherwise. I guess I cannot complain too much, my home G710+ was 6 years old, but I expected it to be the last keyboard I ever bought, to be honest. I really liked it. So far not a single problem at all with my work G710+, which is even older. Go figure. The entirely new Romer-G switches that the G910 uses makes it a different ballgame, hopefully with the redundant contacts, keys won't stop working, ever. And the keys do feel super smooth and responsive, so hopefully the spacebar never starts binding either. I see no reason to ever buy another keyboard as long as this one keeps working. I love it that much. I LOVE how they put the numbers and the symbols in the proper place, and that everything on every key is lit up. The G710+ had the symbols below the numbers, and the symbols were not lit up eg. none of the shift characters were lit up on any key on the G710+. Who thought those things were a good idea?! Terrible design decisions. I really like how Logitech keyboards are laid out, and I wanted a keyboard that feels similar enough to the G710+ that it wouldn't be annoying going back and forth, because I still use a G710+ at work. I am glad that the G910 exists, as I none of the other Logitech keyboards looked similar enough to the G710+ for me. This keyboard is similar enough that the muscle memory is not disturbed much going back and forth, so that is good, and the main reason I chose the G910, I wanted it to be as similar as possible. Yet it honestly feels even better than the G710+, but not so different that switching back and forth is annoying. The keys feel great when typing, and I can type incredibly fast with the G910. I think the switches in the G910 are definitely better than the G710+ in terms of typing feel. I am extremely happy with how the keyboard feels. And I am extremely happy with the keyboard in general. The G910 is a bit louder, with more of a hollow sounding thump, rather than the more clicky sound of the G710+. I think the sound will be subjective to most people. They are both on the loud side for a keyboard, as expected for a mechanical switch keyboard. But I think I prefer the sound of the G910. I love the RGB color control, and there are so many varied settings that I think it will make just about anyone happy! Plenty of custom options. I have been switching between them, and they are all fun. I currently have it set to the Echo Press preset, where it is a somewhat dim green, but when I press a key, it lights up to full brightness and then slowly fades back down. Makes for a cool effect. I wish I could save that particular setup as a custom setting, but for some reason you cannot save your changes to a preset. So if I change to a different setting and want to go back to the Echo Press, I have to set up my colors and timing all over again. Maybe I could replicate the Echo Press preset functionality in the Animations section, where I could save it as a permanent custom setting, but I have not tried yet. Please Logitech, let me save any changes I make as a custom setting! Even if it is based on a preset! As for the ARX dock. I see LOTS of comments saying it just a gimmick etc. But I actually love it! It is super nice putting my smartphone there. I use it all the time. I find that I have lots of use cases for having my phone for viewing something while I work, etc. Even though I have three screens already, it is still useful. I don't care that it is not an actual dock, just a place to put your phone. I absolutely love this feature! However, I do wish it held the phone a bit higher as with the iPhone swiping up from the bottom, which you have to do a lot, is kind of a pain. I have somewhat solved this by padding the dock to raise the phone up a bit, but I can only raise it up so much before it won't hold the phone securely anymore, and it is still not quite high enough to make swiping up completely easy. But at least I can swipe up at all, now. Overall conclusion. I love this keyboard! Hopefully it lasts, both for the key performance, and for the lighting. If it does, I think I have found my perfect keyboard. Read more

I've been through so many keyboards over the years, I couldn't even begin to guess. I can't speak to how well this thing performs for a heavy duty gamer, but I'm a writer who's put out 3 books and more than a hundred short stories, nearly every one of them done on this one keyboard, along with daily messaging and other uses. This [expletive deleted] keyboard is the best writing investment I've ever made; it's relatively ergonomic such that I can sit here and pound out thousands of words in a sitting without cramps or wrist issues, the keys feel really good and sound appropriately click-y without being obnoxiously loud, you can configure the colors to your liking (I did blue background with random yellow twinkling so it looks kind of like a Star Trek-like computer panel). Most importantly, these switches are rated to like 70m keystrokes, and while I may not have done exactly that many (it's hard to know), it lasted 7 years of heavy duty use, and only then started to have minor errors like double pressing keys when I didn't mean to. The switches do sound different now, but again, I have punished this thing waaay more than a normal user would have. The longevity and reliability in these switches has impressed the hell out of me. I just bought another one, and I will continue to do so for as long as these things are being manufactured. I'm probably even going to buy one or two more just to keep for when this new one wears out in 7 or so years. On a very minor note, I'm not a fan of the Logitech G-Hub software that you use with it. I like the ability to configure colors and macros and stuff, but it just doesn't run well on my system. Long story short, best keyboard I've ever used, by a long shot. Read more

The media could not be loaded. First impressions of my Logitech G910 Spectrum gaming keyboard. Arrived today in usual Amazon-quick shipping. Beautiful, bought, love that the letters on the keys light up but no lighting underneath. Programmable keys could not be easier with the G Hub app, simply choose the function you want and drag it to the programmable key you want. I constantly cut and paste so wanted a one key stroke way, bada-bing, done. I had hoped these much hyped Romer-G keys would be quiet keys. The stock iBuyPower keyboard I stole from my son has an almost felt like feel and sound to them (see the video). I had hoped the Romer-G would be similar, but alas, as some reviewers have noted they ate the same mechanical clickety-clack keys and have the same feel as any stock mechanical keyboard. Not loud, just not quiet, standard plasticy feel and sound. Not seemingly much improvement over Cherry. They do have a nice shallow stroke, and just resting my fingers on the keyboard can result in a string of ddddddd... The online manuals suggested the cable would be a plug at both ends. But its hardwired onto the keyboard, no big deal. Lots of color and pattens available through G Hub. All said, sweet keyboard, nice programmability, definitely a good buy of a quality keyboard. UPDATE: Almost a week ion of heavy use. The keys may be clacky, more of a dull clack, but they are really comfortable with mid to short throws. The colors are brilliant and bright, like none I have seen before. Tried capturing it in a photo, but it doesn't do them justice. Did I mention this thing is solid, its heavy, like hit-someone-with-it-they-done heavy. I have programmed the keys using G Hub, and that was a breeze. Highly recommend this keyboard. Read more