Customer Ratings & Reviews

Another 50 words to write about the warranty. too much.

it’s worth it just in case it breaks early on you have two years to get an exchange

As with all extended warranties, they're useless until the product goes down & then it's worth it's weight in gold!!

Warranty is needed no matter what item it is, just in case perfect for this keyboard if any problems happen

Best customer service for insurance company and agents all time everytime I come if it’s product issue they fix all the way and smiles and great customer service

Great warranty, great service, easy to work with!!

I got it by mistake, so kudos to geek squad the deserve a shoutout. Keep on Geeking

Have not had to use the warranty yet but so glad I have the peace of mind knowing I have it if I need it

I always buy the Geek Squad accidental protection and have used it several times

Highly recommend the protection plan, anytime I have issues with a product there’s no problem at all to get it swapped for a new one

I always buy device protection. It is a lifesaver on every purchase.

Best buy warranty is a must have. I always get it on my products. I have never had any issues with using it.

Just bought this keyboard earlier today,, I honestly don't know what the fuss is about with the bad reviews on it.. I immediately noticed right out of the gate how much easier it was to type and to be able to see the lettering and the numbers on this keyboard. I currently have a 65 dollar Razor membrane keyboard that is suppose to be comparable to a 120 dollar mechanical keyboard.. It has one problem just like the ones like it by corsair, and razor that plagues the keys. And that is the over the top RGB between the keys that are suppose to be able to allow you to see the numbers and lettering under the keycaps. Now if your like me, you might have your monitor right in front of your keyboard.. Depending on the kind of monitor, and brightness, it can actually make it harder to see the keys your pressing if your not a key typer that can type without looking at the keyboard. This G910 only has the RGB showing through the lettering and the numbers, so this makes it a lot easier to see what your typing. The plus side is the RGB is bright enough to see without having to strain your vision. The keys have a very subtle and satisfying click stroke to them, so when you hit the keys on the keyboard, the click is nice. The best thing about this keyboard is it has all the features these 200+ dollar keyboards have. I can understand this keyboard isn't for everyone, but for the price, it packs a lot of the same features you can get out of a 200+ dollar keyboard, and it's bigger, and better built in my opinion.

Easy to use and replacemnt was issued with no issues

As someone who buys Pre-built gaming PCs, i have to aay this is a must have if you arent texh savvy. A new pc i bought was DOA and they fixed it within the same day.

This keyboard has been pretty good for my daughter, and she hasn’t complained about it being able to connect to her devices

These people are great and with very little wait time compared to Apple stores.

Great, compact keyboard for a daily user. At first, I was not impressed with the keyboard. The keys didn't feel stable and had quite a bit of wobble. I ended up purchasing the K270 thinking it would be better. I was wrong. I did quite a bit of keyboard testing on both to compare. I average around 105wpm on medium word difficulty and found this keyboard to be the most accurate and fastest response. After countless tests it really came back to the haptic feedback. The keys just feel better when you punch them. It's a hard press, and you know when you punched the key. With the K270 I noticed that half the time I didn't know if I punched the key all the way, and my words would get misspelled. I started questioning my spelling, not based on the visual on the screen, but knowing my key strokes were running into each other. This really isn't a good thing for a fast typist. We need to trust the feel of the keystroke. The only con I have for this keyboard is the layout. After a couple weeks I'm still getting used to the non-traditional layout because my hands know where the Delete button, arrow keys, and numpad is traditionally located. Provided time, I'm sure I'll get more used to it, but right now it's baby steps.

Saved my butt from having to shell out big for a replacement

Convenient and have not had to use yet but will come in handy over time.