I use it in combination with xim4 to play Xbox 360 with friends (need a powered USB hub to use both together in my experience) but after a night of drunken gaming I spilt a glass filled with Jack and Coke on it

Okay for gaming, bad for typing in a non game situation.

and I recommend it to anyone who is looking for a great gaming keyboard.

Overall, I highly recommend these to anyone who wants a great gaming keyboard and mouse

This is a great gaming keyboard but not for conventional typing.

This keyboard is great the color of each key looks amazing and the keys feel great with each press

after messing with color settings I saw they were lighting up the wrong color or not at all depending on the color you chose

However this keyboard Donald Trumps the Razer RGB - you can actually set individual keys different colors on Logitech RGB keyboards without them bleeding through like on my particular Razer keyboard (the one with membrane switches)

I love this keyboard, programmable colors to each key, awesome.

Love the colors so bright and so far no problems at all with the keyboard.

This would be expected on a $30 keyboard, not a $130 one I recommend looking elsewhere, there are many good options.

My only complaint is the limited lighting options, not as robust as what Corsair offers, but I don't really use them much either way

Great keyboard, responsive, quick, love all the lighting options.

But I guess the point of lacking the little info panel is to give users the option if they didn't like it

This wasn't a deal breaker however and I used the keyboard by itself until he switches staarted t fail causing either muultiple letters per single keypress r nothing to be typed at aall

This wasn't a deal breaker however and I used the keyboard by itself until he switches staarted t fail causing either muultiple letters per single keypress r nothing to be typed at aall

This wasn't a deal breaker however and I used the keyboard by itself until he switches staarted t fail causing either muultiple letters per single keypress r nothing to be typed at aall

But I rate this keyboard 3 stars because of the fact that you have to overcome some things that might be deal-breaking such as the keycaps, the weird looks (to some), and the half-decent wrist wrest(s)

but i love that it holds your phone and the customization is great

I love the customization of the lighting and macro keys.

This wasn't a deal breaker however and I used the keyboard by itself until he switches staarted t fail causing either muultiple letters per single keypress r nothing to be typed at aall

I loved the features of this keyboard especially the lighting sequences programmed to certain games

As long as you don't mind a keyboard that takes up quite a bit of space because of all the keys, the features on this one are hard to beat

Love the customization features, and LOVE the feel of the mechanical keys.

Your loyal customers we are tired of you cutting corners and not supporting features you put in your products, you have far too much competition out there now to be able to keep us loyal

Love this keyboard, a lot of people tend to hate Logitech Orion simply because they hate the feeling of the keys or

and I like the feel and the how the keyboard works with the game.

Functionally, the keyboard is still fine, and the feel of the keys is great.

The keys are a cheap plastic feel, the mechanical part of the keyboard feels an awful lot like a membrane, not the snappy feeling of a mechanical keypress, and the "phone dock/mount/whatever-it's-called" is just a cheap plastic pull out tray

Love the customization features, and LOVE the feel of the mechanical keys.

Strong well built mechanical keyboard and the intelligent LED lighting blew my mind

Great lighting, keyboard is a little more noisy then I prefered

I have had this keyboard now for just over a year, Unfortunately over 15 keys have lost lights now.

If you like pretty lights, this is the keyboard for you.

Overall, the keyboard is nice, great keys, awesome lights and customization of said lights, macroing works

The Romer G switches are amazing, and kind of mushy at the same time..

The speed and feel of the romer-g mechanical switches is fantastic!

Is a great keyboard with all the bell and whistles that it should have, the Romer G switches are great, not too loud but not membrane feel at all

, it fell about 6 inches from my hand to the keyboard and utterly destroyed the switches under the space bar and the B and V keys. making it completely useless

The proprietary switches are softer than your typical cherry switches but not disappointing (this is comming from a first time mechanical keyboard user)

This is a great keyboard with pretty poor quality lighting

I've found that what I read in other reviews prior to buying has generally been true: good quality, maybe kind of bad if you type a lot, but not so much as to be an issue for me

Good quality keyboard where I have always trusted logitech keyboards

The build quality is overall very nice, it definitely feels and looks like a high end gaming keyboard, which it should for this price

The keyboard is pretty and feels of decent build quality but the keys don't feel right

-this is not something new, a lot of people are complaining about this-.Unless there's an update at least in the software that allows us to use the full potential of the keyboard lightning effects, I'll leave a 2 star on my review, especially that this is not a cheap/non-premium product.

The product itself is great but the package handling is poor

great product, fast shipping and great overall experience.

Great Product bought for my son, it is his favorite out of all the major brands

I would suggest buying a different brand if want a high end keyboard that actually works or just sticking to the cheaper ones so it does not hurt as much when costly products like these go bad a month after warranty.

You won't regret it - very smooth, quiet keys; the custom keys can do pretty much anything you want them to; the phone stand fits my Pixel 2XL with a case over it (probably won't work with a huge case, but that's not what it's designed for); you can change the color of any key you like, as well as the G logo and the "G910" LED in the palm rest; downloadable game profiles for different color/lighting configurations... the list goes on and on and I've only had it for a day

Multimedia keys: the keys are super useful for me but the volume roller is an unexpected pleasure to use.- G keys: useful in games but also for other things like short strings of text or commands/macros.- Colors

One example is that if you push "P", it will occasionally add O as well

One example is that if you push "P", it will occasionally add O as well

I would rip off the gimmicky G910 logo from below the left-Alt key if I could.

The lighting is amazing, and the software is easy to use

The software to control colors, macros, etc is very nice and easy to use

but I wouldn't recommend it because the software is crazy)

Not only is the lighting amazing, but their software is fantastic as well

The ARX software works well with my phone, but it is kind of useless

Everything I want...except I'd like more programmable keys

The keys are easy to press and they feel nice to the touch

The mechanical keys are great and very quick to respond to a key press

So far so good, the build is solid and the key feel great to the touch, the keys are not the loudest keys out there in

It is a little on the large size and the keys are not very loud, but have a tactile feel to them

That, combined with the odd indentations of the keys, is proving strange to get accustomed to

That isn't to say that this keyboard isn't pretty good, it just isn't as great as it could be considering this is the successor to the G710 (which I also own).First - The key caps are miserable

Havent been able to use the app (as my work network is very restricted and the app works over wifi) but im sure its great i will update when i move the keyboard to my home setup

This wasn't a deal breaker however and I used the keyboard by itself until he switches staarted t fail causing either muultiple letters per single keypress r nothing to be typed at aall

Regarding the positives -- I got this keyboard literally to come home to something novel.

Strong well built mechanical keyboard and the intelligent LED lighting blew my mind

It blows my mind that you individually change the color of every possible key on this freaking keyboard

Regarding the positives -- I got this keyboard literally to come home to something novel.

Havent been able to use the app (as my work network is very restricted and the app works over wifi) but im sure its great i will update when i move the keyboard to my home setup

I also like the ARX Dock, which I've used several times to monitor my RAM usage, as well as GPU and CPU temperatures

For now I'm leaving the rating a 4/5, driven by optimism that I will grow to enjoy the keyboard more as I use it, and the fact that given everything I've said, it's still a great keyboard with tons of features I was looking for

The ARX dock is awesome and so useful in displaying real time info to my ipad via the Logitech ARX app

One example is that if you push "P", it will occasionally add O as well

The ARX dock is pretty bogus, but if you know in advance that it's just a holder and not a true interface--which I did--then that should not be much of an issue for you

Its also a bit quieter than the other mechanical's I've tried.

I like it quite a bit; my only real concern right now is that 'J' key

The keys are a bit louder than some other keyboards I have used, but it's not noticeable while using a headset or speakers at reasonable volume

The G910 looks and feels like a premium keyboard, whereas the K70 has a much cheaper look and feel.- First off, the LEDs used for the K70 bleed a bit around the keys, whereas the G910 LED lighting is very well captured/contained within the

One thing to note I would say is that the keys are a bit rough on a touch typist like me.

Logitech, with the G910 - have shown that quality and attention to detail have ensured that people have grown to respect its pedigree in keyboard design.

Between the two I like the spark better because I like how the keys are angled on the spark which many people might not like which I think is why they came out with a newer model

All those people that say this is not good for typing are wrong.

People have complained that because of this, the keyboard feel slightly smaller than others, but in reality it isn't

Many people commented it worked sometimes and others not

For a high-dollar mechanical keyboard, I really expected to get more durable key-caps, or at least replaceable key caps

And I actually really like the crazy key caps they feel good

I was concerned that the key caps on it would be strange

The key caps are very quiet and are very satisfying to press

the key caps feel amazing, the wrist rest could be a little more extended for typing but in most situations its perfect

Personally, I have gotten used to the feel of the weird keycaps that the keyboard comes with but based on Linus's Facebook, its a lot better

the coming months of usage will tell whether or not that statement holds true• Keycaps are very easy to remove and replace for simple cleaningCons:• RGB lighting with G gaming software is....interesting

I barely notice them, they are good keycaps in my opinion

The keyboard is good but the only complaint is the awkward keycaps

Quieter, smoother than the Razor (cherry browns)The keycaps are easy to remove, easy to replace

now, convenient.-Lights are absolutely gorgeous, especially in a dark room they really pop-Useful Mod/media keys-Volume wheel that is just a pleasure to rollCons:-Wrist rest?

One example is that if you push "P", it will occasionally add O as well

One example is that if you push "P", it will occasionally add O as well

and you can clearly see the 5 and the % sign in a dark room.

The ARX dock is kind of gimmicky in my opinion, but I haven't used it because my keyboard is in a tray that doesn't have enough room for my phone to sit in the back

This is the cheapest piece of material I have ever seen.

Havent been able to use the app (as my work network is very restricted and the app works over wifi) but im sure its great i will update when i move the keyboard to my home setup

Regarding the positives -- I got this keyboard literally to come home to something novel.

Another thing i dislike is how they sell the Arx dock as a feature when all it is is a cheap piece of plastic that slides out

> Heavy and awkwardly shaped because of focus on aesthetic> Key-switches are not memorable> Phones dock takes up space and is a wire catch when open or closed (absolutely useless piece of

It's not a deal-breaker, but if I still had my old desktop with a dead front USB header, I would have found it extremely annoying to plug the headset and unplug the headset to/from the back of my desktop.#3: The height of the G910You can adjust the height of the G910 with the feet near the top of the G910

Less than a year later the "B" key no longer works

The W, S, 2, and Z key would no longer work

...update: a s e x no longer work,have to trash the board now

But I rate this keyboard 3 stars because of the fact that you have to overcome some things that might be deal-breaking such as the keycaps, the weird looks (to some), and the half-decent wrist wrest(s)

I miss my G15 screen and easily being able to look down and see the time.

Perfect keyboard in my opinion, i had TWO g19 keyboards both with that stupid screen flicker problem

I was at first dissapointed in the lack of a LCD/LED screen to monitor various computer details, and quickly mute TS3 when I needed to talk to someone in the room, however with the Arx control

A G19 has a nice screen for all your game and multimedia data and more and you will not mistype on G19 because its key layout is perfect

The sugar in the soda must have shorted something out because now the LED’s don’t

That isn't to say that this keyboard isn't pretty good, it just isn't as great as it could be considering this is the successor to the G710 (which I also own).First - The key caps are miserable

The sugar in the soda must have shorted something out because now the LED’s don’t

You can remove the piece of cheap plastic on the top of the wrist rest, but the base of the rest is still there and a part of the bottom of the keyboard

It's a flimsy plastic stand that does the same thing propping your phone up on the wall would

Regarding the positives -- I got this keyboard literally to come home to something novel.

From here on, I will not correct any typos to illustrate a point.

, I have bvecome a frantic typo fixer trying to get anyh kind of work donme

One example is that if you push "P", it will occasionally add O as well

It can also fly faster typing and fewer typos.

I never got used to it so the idea of buying another keyboard was always floating around in my head, especially after a correcting dozens of frustrating typos in long documents