Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum Illuminated Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, RGB Backlit Romer-G Tactile Key Switches, 9 Programmable G-Keys, Arx Dual Display Technology, QWERTY UK Layout, Black

The media could not be loaded. A solid mechanical keyboard, perfect for gaming and productivity. The Romer-G switches are responsive and quiet enough not to disturb, even when my wife sleeps in the next room.The RGB lighting is vibrant and fully customizable. It also features 10 G-keys that can be reassigned or programmed with complex macros, offering great flexibility for gaming or workflow optimization.The dedicated media controls and ergonomic design add to its appeal. Connectivity is seamless via a wired USB connection, ensuring low latency and reliability.While the G HUB software can be tricky for beginners, and the price is on the higher side, the overall performance and features make it a worthwhile investment.

Only had this keyboard for a day; I love it! Never have I been so eager to write a review.I purchased this keyboard to replace my Logitech G510 that had ceased to work after 2 years (surprised it lasted that long after the multitude of spillages it was subjected to). The other few brands of keyboards I have tried before this one always disappointed me, often not to the fault of the keyboard but to them not suiting my own preferences. Regardless of how well built, designed and usable a keyboard is - if it doesn't appeal to the way in which you want it to perform under your hands then it will only be a regrettable purchase. This keyboard has excellent mechanical keys that produce the smooth 'clickety-clack' sound you would expect without being too loud, they are soft to the touch and won't tire your fingers. The ability to customize the keyboard is what sold it to me. I spent a fair bit of time finding the right colours to match those of my computer and mouse.Of course, I couldn't justify buying a high-end keyboard like this one for general use. The fast response times and flashy design make it ideal for gaming but I suppose it would also be well suited for typing enthusiasts or anyone who wants to show off. The optional lighting and effects are good for touch typists but would likely cause issues for anyone who looks down at the keys as they type (although with a colour that is easy on the eyes this shouldn't be an issue). The macro keys are conveniently placed out the way and don't look messy like they did with the G510, if you take the time to add some actions to them with the software they can serve to be very useful. Finally, the volume control, pause/play and skip options are a treat for anyone listening to music in the background whilst gaming. Makes it simple and easy to skip songs you're not in the mood for, edit the volume or stop the music completely (important for those intense moments) without having to tab out the game and potentially break the immersion.Excellent for gaming and perfect for extended typing sessions. Definitely recommended!

I spend a lot of time using a keyboard so I'm very fussy about them. I saw this one reduced so I decided to try it. I was previously using a good mechanical keyboard that used Cherry switches, which I was happy with, so I bought this one with one eye on returning it. I'm keeping it. The appeal of this keyboard was the dedicated media keys (especially the volume roller) and the macro (G1-G9) keys that I could program. They're great.The keyboard is sturdy with a re-assuring weight to it. It's not huge, as some people have commented. It's only slightly bigger than the one it replaced so it won't consume too much desk space. They key action is great. Not quite as clicky (or noisy) as my Cherry keys but still satisfying clicky and has a very obvious mechanical feel. I've heard others say it has a membrane feel to it. It doesn't.The keyboard really has everything you'd want from a keyboard. Nice keys, great feel, great lighting, lots of dedicated keys, comfortable to use. There are 27 macro keys (9 unique ones that you can customise in three ways) so you can program all of your common keystrokes and phrases. Recording macros is very easy. It's a real time saver. There's a quality feel to every key that I can't put into words but you'll know it when you feel it.I'm a casual gamer. The RGB is nice and, as others have noted, very bright, much brighter than my old keyboard. The gaming keys (WASD) are clearly highlighted. The macro (G) keys will be great for gaming (I've not tried them yet).The Arx Dock Release doesn't do much but at least it's somewhere to put your phone while you work/play. I'll use it in spite of it being nothing more than a phone holder.Overall, I'm delighted with this keyboard. I genuinely bought it with the possibility of returning it but it's a keeper. Would I pay £160 for it? No -- although I was keeping my eye on a similar Corsair (RGB Pro) one for around that price (it also has the media keys that I wanted). But if it's on sale for £100 or less I'd 100% recommend it. Even if you have a good keyboard, this is better.