Logitech - RGB G810 Orion Spectrum Gaming Keyboard - Black

I bounce around on many computer parts to include keyboards. I had a razer membrane to start and it wasnt bad but I wanted a mech without going as far as building one. I picked up the Corsair MX Silent and really enjoyed it. Then grabbed the K95 Platinum on sale which is a beast of a board but something was missing, or maybe TOO much RGB? I dont know.... I did not have any experience with Logitech peripherals but heard good things about the g810. Black friday comes around and couldnt pass up on the sale. Wow! I really like the tactile feedback each key gives me. It is somewhat loud when typing but I got used to it. Small amount of RGB that looks classy. The k95 keys were raised and led to a lot of bleed this keyboard keeps it looking nice and attractive. Software is a lot easier IMO than Corsairs Utility Engine, which I am not a fan of. With logitech I get in, change my settings, set my lights, and get out so fast. Overall - Great keyboard that looks classy and not gamerish with high levels of productivity. Highly recommend especially on sale!

I just got a chance to unpack and set it up. I also had the G710+ and Razer Blackwidow Chroma. The Logitech G810 beats both of them hands down. I was nervous about the Romer-G switches as compared to the G710+, but I'm adjusting just fine. Overall the G810 is much quieter to type on. The only thing that I could think of that could be improved is that Razer has a mode to let you "layer" the lighting effects. For example, create different colored lighting zones, then add a layer of reactive lighting on top. The Logitech Gaming Software only lets you pick between zone lighting mode, effects mode, and freestyle (static color) mode. There is no way to currently turn off the "G" logo lighting in the effects modes. I'd rather not have a super bright logo shining into my face. Anyway, this is everything I hoped for in a spiritual, understated RGB successor to the G710+. They even made the volume scroller wider and moved the "game mode" key out of the way to prevent accidental presses. You won't regret buying it :)

I read different reviews on keyboards before making my purchase, and ended up going with the Logitech G810 and I’m glad I did! It feels well built and is super sturdy. The colors are great and the customization is fantastic. I love the turner for quick volume control as well. The only thing I wish you could do is create custom profiles for games it doesn’t recognize. But overall I’m extremely satisfied with this keyboard. The Logitech app makes it easy to make changes and it pairs nicely with my Logitech mouse and headset.

This is my first gaming keyboard and I have to say I absolutely love it! There are so many ways to customize it to your preference and the Logitech gaming software makes it super easy to configure with all your games. I've had Logitech peripherals for my computers for years and they never disappoint. Quality products

In love with this keyboard. Decently sounding, soft-touch keyboard. There is no backlight but the keys have light in them. Volume is a rolling key which is awesome! Function keys need not be pressed with Fn button (it is removed and replaced with right click button). 000

Not as "clicky" as some mechanical keyboards can be but you def know its one. Can be a little sensitive at times but overall great..RGB control took a little getting use to but overall great keyboard.

Would have been 5 star easily, but you know... price. Not your typical mechanical keyboard. Not as loud and clinky if that's your thing, this isn't your keyboard. The LED system is legit. It does a lot of colors and patterns. I had the mouse, and the headset I bought later.All of their LEDs are synced and which means I'm definitely going to win at online games now.

Actually the "top of the line" G910 gaming keyboard was marked down to a lower price when I got this, but too much "gamer" stuff on the G910 and not for an 'older professional' who wants to appear more mature than his 13-year-old gaming son. IMO the G910 wasn't selling as well as hoped, and the G810 is (to me) the superior model in design, appearance, and performance. This G810 looks professional on the desk, has OUTSTANDING color display (note that the 'special' keys on the number keys are also illuminated -- missing on many of the other illuminated keyboards - aren't these ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) the ones you can never remember when typing in the dark?), no "bottom of the keys" light spillover that takes away from the illumination focus, superior engineering on the Romer-G switches (Check out the tour of the Romer-G factory in Japan on YouTube), and feels like a BRICK in the hand (a GOOD BRICK) with heavy-duty construction. The 3-way adjustable tilt and huge rubber feet on the bottom will keep this from sliding around on any desk, including glass-tops. The only thing that makes this look like a "gamer rig" is the FABULOUS and CRISP color displays... which are easy to see even with the lights on in the room > fully adjustable to get it just the way you want at home or at work. I may be an old-timer, but I don't mind showing off a little bit and this keyboard is an EYE-CATCHER when the lights start doing the 'wave' across the keyboard! I read all the reviews and fiddled with the keyboards on display and there seem to be "Logitech Nay-Sayers" who can't bear the idea of using anything other than the older design "cherry" keys. I have gone from manual touch-typing > to I B M Selectric > to I B M 'clicky' keyboard (still one of my favorites) > to membranes > to whatever-cheapo-keyboard Dell includes in their educational computers > to a Saitek PK17U Cyborg > to this keyboard. This one is the best by FAR! Re: keys... you get a little 'click' so the sound and some tactile/touch reinforcement for keyboarding (typing) is there, but not too loud and for me just enough to let me know I hit the key. Yes it feels different from the cheapo Dell keyboard i just unplugged and replaced, but every keyboard is different and this one feels like driving a luxury car! Speaking of my son, he is now looking over at my new keyboard and looking at his illuminated keyboard and I think I know what he will be asking for come Christmas. Fortunately, the box still had the promotion of free download and activation code for "The Division" so the kid has something to keep him busy until Santa Claus comes. If you are an old crab like me, but like a little 'sizzle' when using your computer and want to treat yourself to a smooth-as-silk keyboard... this is the one I would recommend. Leave the "whoopee" keyboards to the kids. PS - you can hit a quick button on the keyboard and turn off the light display if you want to turn off the light show for a while.