Some of the extra things I noticed are;Pros:-Cool design/keys-Smooth and highly customizable RGB capabilities-Macro-keys and media controls-sturdy and durable construction (I know it's plastic, but it's also a really good plastic)-ARX

Even though the seller shipped a broken plastic cover wrist-rest

The two hand rests are held in by 4 thin and flimsy plastic arms that snap into the keyboard body -

There is a cover part that can be removed, but underneath it is hard plastic.

I popped out the keys and saw the switches are made of cheap flimsy plastic that cracks very easily, so easy apparently that they could not survive shipping

The wrist rest is plastic and if you're someone who doesn't have a good ergonomical position and rely on the rest, then the hard plastic surface might wear

Flimsy plastic

This stupid plastic thing is nothing more than an unnecessary bulky plastic thing for looks

The Romer-G switches are held together by a cheap plastic ring (which is blue, you can see this if you pop off a cap)

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

The keys are made of a rubberized plastic material that I personally prefer

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

There's a large abnormal plastic "handwrest" that should be optional, but isn't

Plastic feels a little cheap, but not too bad- The space bar is freaking stuck and I can't type with it at all (please note that this is a rare problem, yet common enough for it to appear multiple times with a google search

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

, it's just a sliding, cheap plastic where you can put your cellphone or phablet that can display information

Wrist rest uncomfortable (hard edges, loose plastic) and is not removableAfter a little over a year, LEDs are displaying the wrong colors (Logitech forums indicate this is a hardware issue and requires a replacement)Phone software is very poor and uselessSuch a high price point to develop a failure within a year is not reasonable

Works but not a fan of the stupid plastic wrist guard that easily falls off.

A very easy to program mechanical keyboard.

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

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

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

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

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

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)

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.

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