There are not enough great things I can say about this keyboard

The bad thing is 1 key (right arrow) sound diferent than all others

One bad thing that discourage me

This is similar to deciding between TN panel vs IPS vs VA panel for monitors, they can all do the various things they would be displaying adequately but one panel type usally does 1 thing particularly well

Love this little thing

One nice thing about the way these switches are made allows the leds to be very bright but when I got my keyboard on of the leds was off colored from the rest which became very annoying very quickly

What I can say is, Romer-G switches are one of the most quiet (which is a good thing, since you can't really install O-Rings on these switches), the Romer-G's center-positioned lighting allowing bleed-less lighting that makes the keys look clean and fantastic (subjective, but it offers a crisp visual that you wouldn't get on any other RGB boards), and it seems to perform just as well as any other top-of-the-line offerings on the market in terms of performance and durability

I had heard good things about Romer G switches and these Logitech keyboards,

You can like other things better, but there is no mistake about the build quality and accuracy of the G Pro KB.

My favorite thing about the keys is how solidly in place they are

I read a lot of good things about Romer G

It was a good thing my grandson was looking and ran right out to get the package.

You can like other things better, but there is no mistake about the build quality and accuracy of the G Pro KB.

gives it a bit short of double the lifespan on Cherry switches, which is a nice thoughtful thing for Omron to do for their Romer G switches

The G Pro offered the benefit of matching the overall style of my current Logitech mouse while using restrained design and offering a small footprint

The G Pro looks fantastic

The keyboard uses Logitechs unique g switches as opposed to the normal cherry mx switches.