Customer Ratings & Reviews

After being terribly fed up with Razer drivers and crummy quality, I full on made the switch to Logitech Gaming series and I couldnt be happier. The drivers work, the apps work, they keyboard is responsive and feels great. This particular keyboard is DEFINITELY pricey, but you get some seriously cool stuff along with it. The Arx control app is excellent after the last update and it saves me from opening another piece of software to have on my second monitor to keep tabs on temperatures and utilization - instead I have an older HTC One that is now permanently in the dock on the keyboard constantly monitoring the situation. Super cool. The API and other keyboard lighting effects are excellent as well. Each key is individually programmable for lighting and you can do some seriously neat stuff. The mechanical keys are quiet - not as stealthy as chiclet or laptop style keys, but not overly loud and clicky. they have good, positive engagement and feel great. It DOES take a few days to a week to get fully use to the keys and the feel, but once you do, its the best feeling keyboard i've ever used. No complaints here - EXCELLENT stuff. NOTE - with the onboard media controls - for them to work, you have to enable a specific service in windows that occasionally gets turned off. Here are the instructions.... - Go to controlpanel --> Performance and maintenance --> Administrative tools - Choose services and scroll down to find "Human interface devices" right click on it and press START - Thats it. Media keys should now be working. To make sure they ALWAYS work and you dont have to do it again, - Right click Human Interface Devices and choose properties --> and change startup type from manual to automatic

Man this keyboard ROCKS!! there are soo many ways to control not only key function but lighting color and quality. Its pricey for a keyboard and If discounted any do not pass it up. The key's themselves feel super responsive and esthetically feels real good. The thing I like most about it, is you can set function keys and then color code them all separately. There is a stand at the top of the keypad to hold your Ipod, Iphone, or what ever device you like to use with the Logitech Arx Control App. That also is top o the chart for me and my use in game and monitoring my Computers Temp, and such. I am a hardcore gamer and would recommend this to everyone and even to my Mother. lol

I upgraded to this keyboard from an older Logitech G15 which had lost its backlighting brightness. I was considering going with a fully mechanical keyboard but I game late at night and was worried about clicking the house awake. I had read some of the reviews for the G910 and I was hesitant to buy due to the number of complaints about the keys falling off, failing, etc. I decided I'd give it a try (BB does offer a 2 yr extended warranty but that's a whole other discussion that I equate to quasi-gambling and will spare you at this point). So far, I love this keyboard. It's about the same noise level as my older G15 and I love how much brighter it is. Added bonus is the adjustment you can make to the colors across all or individual keys. I don't believe there's any significant "mush" factor to the keys themselves but I haven't used a lot of different kind of keyboards so I can't give you a deep opinion on that. I do miss the LCD readout my older G15 had. There's a plastic tray you can sit your phone/tablet in and an app you can download to give you similar functionality so it's a bit of a trade off. I put this in the take it or leave it category, personally. One item to note is that there are no longer any USB ports on the keyboard itself. The G15 had two USB ports and I used one for my wireless mouse. Now I have the wireless dongle plugged into my PC. No big deal but a change from what I'm used to. The media controls on the keyboard work as expected so no surprises there. The brightness button offers on/off only, no off/low/high option there (again, like my G15 had). The one item that falls into the funky category is the edges of the keys are raised a little bit so each key is like a tray. I don't think it impacts my ability to type but it is a little strange from your standard key feel. Not a huge ding, just another item that's a little different. I don't utilize the G-programmable keys at this point so I can't offer any feedback on the new layout (e.g. G1-G5 down the left-hand side and G6-G9 above the F1-F4 keys). Overall, I'm happy so far with the G910. I'm glad I decided to purchase the keyboard. If you're considering this keyboard, you can always take advantage of the return policy if you're not happy. That's what my plan was but I'm going to keep it. Good luck!

The Logitech G910 is a very flexible programable gaming keyboard. This is a mechanical keyboard that has a good responsive feel. The customizable back color on the keys allow you to configure any color pattern you like. Each key can be set to illuminate the specific color you choose to meet your needs. This is a great keybroad for MMO based games. The keyboard can also be programmed to change color as need to meet your specific game play or key sequences.

Before I purchased this keyboard I checked a ton of the reviews. I noticed that several people had stated that the typing on the keyboard was difficult, I totally disagree. The keys seem to "form" around your finger as they are kind of caved in some so your finger fits perfectly on the key, but it does take a little bit of time to get used to it not long though. I really like the G keys they are awesome for Starcraft. Also, The Software that comes with it I think is really nice and has great customization for the color schemes it has, or the free mode were you can choose how you want it colored which is what I use. The only Real downside to it I guess would be the size, it is bigger then other keyboards I have used. I dont care though lol. Pros: Great Feeling mechanical keys Easy to type with the curved in keys Colors on Keyboard looks great with no bleed Nice G Keys Cons: Size of keyboard... I guess?

Logitech and I go a long way back. Except for two other keyboards, all of consequent keyboards and mice have been Logitech. I've yet to be disappointed. Each Logitech product has been better than the last. I will continue to use and recommend their products.

I suspected before purchasing ROMER-G switch keyboard, but after used it for a while, I am quite happy. Similar to Cherry MX Red switches keyboard, smooth typing experience, you will find great confidence typing/gaming on it. Comes with 2 wrist rest, small and big. Good backlit, only thing is that lack of backlit variation, hope it get fixed with future Logitech software update.

Love the fantasy space ship / Star Trek inspired look. Did take a little bit to get used to the curved keys and the fancy new actuators but I love it. I also love that you can customize every key's color or turn individual keys' lights on or off. I also love that it came with a $50 Steam card! All in all, feel good about this purchase.

This keyboard is easily one of the best I have ever used. I also had just recently purchased the Razer Blackwidow Ultimate CHROMA a few weeks before i got the Spark and I can honestly say the colors on the spark truly rival those on the Razer. the Razer lights can be seen between the keys as well as thru the letters on the key where as the spark it only goes thru the actual key (Which I think is better because while playing in the dark the whole point of lighted keys is to see which key to press and it is much easier to do that on the spark) but they both are very bright & both have the option of dimming as well as changing the lighting effect. The spark has several very useful buttons G keys that u can assign functions to and it has single function media buttons and a volume control as well (the Razer has media buttons too but only on muti use keys so to use the media buttons u have to press and hold the FN key) The Spark also has M keys like the Razer as well. both keyboards make the clacking sound but the Razer's "clacking" is very loud compared to the spark. but both have the same feel of resistance when u press down. and the spark keyboard itself feels and looks more sturdy and professional while the razer has a very Plasticy feel and look to it. the spark feels just more sturdy in its body as well as the keys and looks more like an actual serious keyboard. All in all I use the spark as my first choice gaming keyboard, & I would Def Recommend this to any gamer! Happy Gaming!!

Rugged quite and quick. Need more? I didn't very happy with purchase.

This is a great keyboard.. The keys are concave. Nice feel to them too! Put 200hrs into "The Division" and have not seen any ware on them. Is a quiet non-click-clack-click when typing. You've herd the one w/ open-mic typing in chat, don't lie. It's almost as bad as "the whistler". Great RGB colors. Tons of options. Great hand support. Stable. No cons for me. Just a great upgrade.

Replaced a Logitech G15 with the Logitech k800 wireless(loved it). Then replaced that K800 with this G910. The problem is I have nerve damage in my hands and the keys on the k800 were a tad small and close together. Therefore causing issues when gaming :( Saw this at our local best buy and immediately notice the raised prominent keys. The scalloped keys were a plus for me even though many reviewers I had read hated them. They allow me to feel them much easier and make less typing mistakes :) Took it home and downloaded the software, got a quick update and BAMMM!!! Wow, the color options are awesome!!! Love being able to have a different color on any key or group of keys. The cell phone dock, cradle is great because I game with skype running on my phone. The volume roller is nice, but has no lights :( the phone dock doesn't have a hole for the charging cable, but I manage to get my Galaxy Note 3 in there sideways. The lack of any USB or headphone/mic ports is frustrating :( The keys are not as loud as cherry red or green keys. but not as silent as the k800, They have a really good response and I seem to type better and faster with this keyboard :) I prefer the larger palm rest to the smaller one. If feels better with my large hands.Overall the pros out way the cons and I love this keyboard :)

A little background about myself. I’m coming from the Razer Deathstalker, Razer Black Widow Ultimate 2013 & 2014, and Logitech G710+. My review is based on a comparison between those. PROS: -INDENTATIONS ON KEYBOARD: I’m going to start off by saying you will either love or hate the keys being indented. I originally thought it would hinder my typing because well, theoretically having a bump to cross to get to the next key would hinder type speed. I’m happy to say personally, since I lift my fingers up to get the next key anyway by a little bit, it has no effect on me. Unless you are gliding your fingers across the keys to get to the next key, the indentation should not effect you. However, the indentation does feel a little awkward because it won’t fit everyone’s finger properly. Essentially, if you have big fingers, this keyboard is going to feel a little strange. You might like it you might not. To me, the indentations were fine so I’m giving it a pro. -KEYS RESPONSE TIME: The keyboard response time is AMAZING. I have never seen a keyboard at this level where you don’t even really need to press down on the key and it registers what you are typing or doing in a game. A note: I brought this keyboard to work to try typing and working on it. On a gaming rig, you can do multiple presses at the same time. On my work computer, when I just put all my hand on a bunch of keys at once, it lagged and had to catch up and had Unresponsive message pop up sometimes. -KEY SPACING: I read some reviews that since they had to cram a lot of stuff on this keyboard, the key spacing was shrunken down. I can say that I definitely noticed that when compared against Razer Black Widow and Logitech’s G710+. However, it’s a good spacing change. It makes it easier to get to the keys faster. -MEDIA KEYS: There is no better keyboard out there than Logitech for dedicated media control. The windows disable key and all as well. There’s no better setup than the way Logitech did. -G1 to G9 KEYS: FINALLY! Razer did the side macro keys the best-all lined up. Logitech G910 did the same. The happy surprise I had was that there are G6 to G9 keys on top of the function keys. This makes it pretty nice when you are playing MMO games with 3 skill bar rows. Numbers for row 1, F1 keys for row 2, and G6 to G9 keys for row 3. A pity they didn’t make more although, I don’t know how you would do that properly cause that would be weird on a keyboard. -LIGHTING: I love that the lighting can be controlled very well – for instance what keys to light up in the dark for which game you are playing, or a spell having CD you can change it to red when it’s on CD and green when you can use it. HOWEVER: I think these are just aesthetics. Come on, we are gamers. We know where the keys are. We just need to see 1 letter and we’re good, or we can feel for the keyboard and know where to set our fingers. Still labeling this as a pro though, as it does look good. They can do a lot with this for “cool” look in the future. -USES ONLY 1 USB: Therefore, it doesn’t have a spare USB port on the keyboard. However, I like this way better. For some reason, companies haven’t used USB 3.0 on keyboard ports yet. To me, this was actually a PRO but for some it’ll be a con. -IT’S LOGITECH: I grew up with Logitech. Their keyboards and mice are top notch. I love that they preserved the quality and that it doesn’t double click letters. CONS: -ANGLE: I don’t know what it is, but the keyboard to me feels like it’s leaning away (meaning, it is higher closer to you but lower on top) regardless what wrist pad you use. I think the keyboard was designed this way, but normally I’m used to keyboards leaning towards you (meaning, it is higher on top and lower near you). -VOLUME ROCKER: Volume Rocker feels too smooth, not sure if I got a damaged one or not but the volume wheel on this compared to my Logitech G710+ feels too smooth. Logitech G710+ felt like it had more resistance when I moved the volume wheel up and down, which I personally prefer. -ARX DOCK: This is the cheapest piece of material I have ever seen. I can total see it snapping with use of my Galaxy Note 4 after long-term use. However, I am very surprised that my Galaxy Note 4 did fit. The other bad is it only works in portrait mode. I don’t know about you, but having a large phone in portrait mode on the back of my keyboard…yeah. -M1 M2 M3 KEYS: These are SMALL. I can understand why they are small but to make it worse, they are lower than the other keys. It is hard to get to them during fast action game plays. -WIRE: Why oh why, did you not make this a braided wire. It’s just a standard rubberized wire. Seriously. Why! -LOGITECH GAMING SOFTWARE: They have done massive improvements since I first used this. However, it’s nowhere near where it should be. Honestly, Razer’s Synapse is way better. But, Logitech is making huge strides and I wouldn’t be surprised if they beat Synapse or catch up. I labeled this as a con, but really it’s not. It’s just a con to me compared to the competition cause the competition to me does it better. FINAL THOUGHTS: Definitely making this my main keyboard. I love that I can type a little faster and the keys are very easy to get to. It may take a while to get used to the indentations and smaller spacing if you are used to Razer’s or Logitech’s old keyboards. Also, keep in mind again, the cons I wrote about this keyboard (for instance, fat fingers may not like the indentations). The cons to me, really isn’t a con. It’s just something new that will be extremely easy to get used to and not something that doesn’t work, thus making this entire keyboard setup a “I LOVE THIS THING!” gadget for me.

I've only owned this keyboard for less than 2 months, but I have a good feeling this one is going to last me longer than the one it replaced. It's heavy, but that's good, because it can take some abuse, so long as you aren't throwing it across the room. I'm not technician at Logitech, but I don't think they do smash tests on this thing. The macro keys are really what sold me on this. Chroma's nice and all, but being able to go into my editing programs and my games and click the same macro keys with completely different results is wonderful. No longer will you be restricted to the CTRL/CMD keys to get things done. And with the software that comes with it (you can use it out of the box, but there's a firmware update you have to download) you can change the 9 macros to anything for general use. Copy and Pasting? Refreshing Pages? Simple. The other reason I chose this is because I already had a Logitech G502 mouse that used the same software this keyboard uses. If you can, try to consolidate the devices you use to one program to save system resources and spare yourself possible conflicts between the software. If you already have a G-line product from Logitech, definitely consider this keyboard. The chroma is a nice touch, but I've never been one to fawn over pretty colors. I chose this keyboard because it was practical and fit my needs. Sure, it's pricey, but I price matched it with an Amazon sale and saved $40, so that's always nice. But if this is within your budget, and you like a solid brand like Logitech, this should definitely be on your list of peripherals to grab

If you are looking for a well build mechanical gaming keyboard your search is now over. The Orion Spark G910 is phenomenal in almost every way. It is sturdy and has great key stroke/feel with a low actuation point for the key to register. In my opinion it feels better than MX Cherry switches. The keys themselves are a tad bit different regarding the key cap feel. They are shaped in a peculiar way, which I might add isn't bad, but is different. I like the feel but it might not be for everyone! Having the full RGB color spectrum is awesome and the Logitech software is very easy to use for lighting customization. All I have to say is not to overlook this keyboard if considering a mechanical keyboard. I have had it for a while now and it has not disappointed me in any way.

So it has been many years since I have had a decent mechanical keyboard. This keyboard is great. The feel of the keys on your fingers make using the keyboard for gaming and general purpose easy. I wish Logitech would constantly update their gaming profiles/games they have available. The ability to change the colors/lighting on individual keys makes gaming amazing, keeping the keys you don't use dark. The software makes is so that you can have different keyboard profiles for each game and it will detect when that game has been launched. Overall the keyboard is sturdy and is amazing

Switches feel close to browns if you're looking for a reference, The lighting looks great and the per game profile is excellent. Start a game and the keys you want light and color as you wish. Keys do have a shorter travel that helps reaction. Some of the online reviews made me walk pass this keyboard but at Best Buy they had multiple Mechanical keyboards side by side including the Corsair 65 the Razor and the G710 all of them with cherry switches, I walked out with the 910 and glad i did.

The Logitech Orion G910 is a fantastic dedicated gaming keyboard. This is my first "real" mechanical gaming keyboard so I don't have any history or experience to provide sage advice to any prospective buyer. I am a beginning League of Legends (LOL) player that believed that a better gaming experience would result with better equipment. Prior to purchasing this keyboard I reviewed several brands and read countless reviews on-line to ensure that my purchase was sound, and more importantly to me, a good value. After narrowing the brands and models I was willing to purchase my eventual purchase trigger was price (and time). Though my desktop computer is built by a gaming brand the keyboard was a typical low-end membrane keyboard packaged with the gaming PC. After several months I decided that there were two components that I needed to upgrade: the mouse and keyboard. I purchased the Orion G910 (over the G710+) mainly because of price. At the suggested retail of $179, the Orion G910 was at the top end of my buying spectrum, while the G710+ was the better overall value at $139. However, timing and patience (before Black Friday) prevailed as Best Buy listed the item on-line for $100, I recall, and I promptly headed to my local Best Buy to purchase it. (It was actually not on sale in-store but I quickly showed them the price on my Best Buy app and they honored the price). Besides price, the primary reasons I chose the G910 were some features that I thought were unique and that could help me with my game play. First, the keys on the keyboard have ridges on them that allow a user to feel the key without your finger slipping and inadvertently pressing another key. During my trips to the Best Buy showroom I tried the feature and believed that this would help me out. The other feature I liked was the ability to change the colors of the keys individually. Again, as a beginner player, I believed that this feature would help me with my game play. Now, after four months of use, I can share that the keyboard is worth the price I paid for and the features I objectively sought. The only undesirable remark I have for ridged keys is that it has made typing more difficult than I am accustomed to. As I type this review I have struggled to complete words without hitting the "back" or delete key to correct my typing mistake. Perhaps it is just me. gg

The keyboard is amazing, the colors are beautiful and the software is super easy to use. I use this keyboard daily, for gaming and just regular things. It takes a little bit to get used to, but its not a problem. Great performance, had it for about a month now and have no problems with it. Its great for gaming, i went from a razer deathstalker to this, and my performance game wise increased greatly. 10/10 would prefer it. The Romer-G switches are amazing, theyre not too loud, but give a satisfying click. And theyre great performance wise.

I seem to buy way too many keyboards, but have yet to find the perfect one. From Corsair, to Razer to Logitech, each has its pros and cons. This keyboard so far though is definitely the best. Pros: 1. I was not sure if i would like the way each key has curved sides, but have grown to really like it. 2. Each key is separately illuminated and there is virtually no light bleed from the keys. 3. Each key can have its color individually controlled through the Logitech gaming software. 4. Each key also has its secondary shift characters illuminated. I was using the Razer Blackwidow Ultimate Stealth keyboard before and hated how the secondary shift characters were not illuminated. 5. You can enable per profile backlighting. 6. Keys are EXTREMELY quiet compared to other keyboards. 7. The switches that are used for this keyboard feel different when pressed, but really like them. Cons: 1. The USB cord is not braided. I do not understand how it does not come with a braided cable since all my other Logitech items have it and so does every competitor's keyboard 2. No USB pass-through. Every high end keyboard has this and am saddened that Logitech did not feel the need to include this. 3. Cannot change the color for the media keys or the M keys. Neutral: ARX Dock is an interesting Idea. I also have the Logitech G19S that I only used for a month and now gaining dust in my closet because of the rubber dome keys. Just hated the feel of the keys and actuation key registration. But loved the Display on it and was hoping for something similar from my next Logitech keyboard. The G910 uses your own phone or tablet to display computer stats. I ended up using an old phone I had and bought a program called Aida64 to customize what it displays on the phone through Logitech ARX. In the end it works out awesome and better than the G19s display ever did. Conclusion. Best mechanical keyboard out there, period. I had to actually exchange my 1st G910 though because it came with two bad keys. I'll toss that up as a fluke and not take away what an amazing keyboard this is.