Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Black

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.

Keyboard was a replacement and a step up from the steel series RGB keyboard I previously had. Immediately I adapted and loved the tactile feel and old school IBM AT keyboard mechanical feel of the G910 coupled with the excellent customization capability of the unit quickly made me forget about steel series who?.. The only CON I have of the keyboard is that I wish they included pass-thru USB, having USB ports on the keyboard could of come in handy. I'm eagerly awaiting using the ARX capability of the unit, the thought of having a map on my mobile device from World of Tanks keeps my hope up the devs will adopt this functionality.

I like Logitech as a brand so most of my gear is Logitech although I have used many other mechanical keyboards in the past. This keyboard has a nice solid feel to it and I personally like the softer keys. If you want the heavy and loud keys that are typically associated with mechanical keyboards like the Corsairs or Razers then this keyboard is not for you. Works right out of the box, but it will constantly run through the rainbow colors until you change the settings. The only way to change the settings is to download the Logitech gaming software. Without that program the keyboard is just another normal keyboard with obnoxiously bright rainbow colors.