Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black

Sturdy keyboard with lots of customization. I have had a lot of logitech keyboards and mice and none of them disappointed me in term of quality and longevity. For the price of $100, it is a really great keyboard. True, it is Romer-G switch and not Cherry and not swappable...but for the majority of people, by the time you finish your keyboard (in 5 years), the new ones should be so much better that you should not have to rebuilt your old one anymore. The only downside that makes me return the keyboard is because it is so clicky. I hate clicky sound. If you love it, it is a great contestant. Not for me... Make sure you test it before buy it.

The selection of a keyboard is so dependent on personal taste. It was nice to be able to see this and try it out in the store, something you miss just looking online. On the plus side, the feel of this keyboard is good according to my tastes. It has tremendous flexibility in programming numerous extra keys, as well as the backlights for the keys. The backlights are clear and uniformly bright. Actuation is uniformly quick without being too noisy. The only thing that bothers me is the set of G1-G5 keys on the left side, since my pinky finger sometimes thinks those keys are the shift or control keys. Everything else works very well for my tastes.

This is my first mechanical keyboard so I'm used to the old clicky style membrane keyboards. I feel like the Roma-G is a good compromise of clicky feel without being super obnoxiously loud. Where this keyboard falls short is the palm rest, or 1/2 palm rest. Either do a full soft rest or none at all. Almost took it back for this reason and was going to spend another $100 on the Corsair K100 and hope I got used to the linear keys. Luckily I found it comfortable with an aftermarket rest, even though it sits further back and I didn't have to double the cost of a keyboard just to get a good palm rest. PS the Kingston Hyper palm rest is AMAZING!