Is this better than the g910 Orion spectrum? null

Yes, this keyboard has a simplistic style that fits right with any set up. Also I feel the Romer G-Switches have been tweak a bit for this keyboard and all keyboards after the G810 they just feel better then the G910. You still get 12 macros to choose per profile and RGB lighting is customized on all keycaps. Only downside is that it is not ergonomic to feel comfortable to the hands after long periods of time.

I don't own both keyboards but I wouldn't really say one is better than the other. The g910 comes with some extra features compared to the g810. The g910 has custom macro keys that you can set up using the Logitech Gaming Software program on your PC. It also has a smart-phone / tablet connection that allows you to have game specific information displayed on that device. So if you want those extra features go with the g910 but if you don't need them you can get the g810 instead.

Personally, I appreciate this better than the G910, which was another keyboard I had considered. The G910 has a bunch of extra keys that I didn't really want. I suppose macros could be useful, but I didn't see a major benefit to them. I also much prefer the multimedia keys on the G810. Overall, I just felt that the G810 was more "professional." I will point out that I use this keyboard for work a whole lot more than gaming, so your purposes may be different. If you'd rather have a flashy keyboard than a practical keyboard, the G910 may be a great choice.

It's not better or worse, just depends on what you're looking for. The 910 has an extra arm rest, a few programmable keys, and a cellphone holder. The 810 is just a bare bones keyboard. Both have Romer-G switches, so they feel and respond identically.

Hey there! In my opinion, yes it is better :)

“Is this better than the g910 Orion spectrum?”

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Yes, this keyboard has a simplistic style that fits right with any set up. Also I feel the Romer G-Switches have been tweak a bit for this keyboard and all keyboards after the G810 they just feel better then the G910. You still get 12 macros to choose per profile and RGB lighting is customized on all keycaps. Only downside is that it is not ergonomic to feel comfortable to the hands after long periods of time.
Answered by Tony 7 years ago
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I don't own both keyboards but I wouldn't really say one is better than the other. The g910 comes with some extra features compared to the g810. The g910 has custom macro keys that you can set up using the Logitech Gaming Software program on your PC. It also has a smart-phone / tablet connection that allows you to have game specific information displayed on that device. So if you want those extra features go with the g910 but if you don't need them you can get the g810 instead.
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- Logitech - RGB G810 Orion Spectrum Gaming Keyboard - Black
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Answered by NickL 7 years ago
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Personally, I appreciate this better than the G910, which was another keyboard I had considered. The G910 has a bunch of extra keys that I didn't really want. I suppose macros could be useful, but I didn't see a major benefit to them. I also much prefer the multimedia keys on the G810. Overall, I just felt that the G810 was more "professional." I will point out that I use this keyboard for work a whole lot more than gaming, so your purposes may be different. If you'd rather have a flashy keyboard than a practical keyboard, the G910 may be a great choice.
Answered by Robert 7 years ago
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It's not better or worse, just depends on what you're looking for. The 910 has an extra arm rest, a few programmable keys, and a cellphone holder. The 810 is just a bare bones keyboard. Both have Romer-G switches, so they feel and respond identically.
Answered by Guy808 7 years ago
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Hey there! In my opinion, yes it is better :)
Answered by Diddeo 7 years ago
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