Customer Ratings & Reviews

Undoubtedly the best keyboard I've used. Get the most out of it with the G Hub software, it offers so much customization! Easily worth the retail price.

Love this keyboard. The macro keys and all the feature make my gaming experience so much better. Being a total logitech user I enjoy the fact that my equipment is so relyable

I needed to find a keyboard that could replace my ideazon zboard that I've had for 10 years. I spent a lot of time reading reviews on all kinds of keyboards and when I finally went to BB, I spent a good hour comparing the different keyboards there. I finally decided on the Logitec G910 and I love it. I play different games on my PC and I can create a different profile for each of them. I can disable keys that I don't use so that nothing happens when I press them while in a game. I can even set a default profile just for the computer. There are options that I can select from that have different lighting effects like shooting star, fire, rainbow (which also has an option to have the colors to change from center out or marquee). I don't know why but I really like that the volume control is a wheel instead of volume up/down buttons. There's a tray that you can stand your cell phone in as well and I've found that pretty handy at times.

Not a fan of mechanically loud keyboards. This one has the feel of those keys but not noisy. Would buy again.

The keyboard seems well made with good materials, The keys are a little sensitive for my taste but it's making me a better typist. The sensitive keys are great for gaming. When I anticipate my next move I usually lightly touch the next key which in some cases is beneficial. The Corsair utility software to customize the color of the keys has a learning curve and I see how it could be difficult for some not use to dealing user unfriendly software. I don't mind the noise as it's not much louder than my Lenovo keyboard at work.

I love it...its to cool for play games great for gaming guys and so much led mods..

Great gaming keyboard!! Love the keys and smooth game play!!

great keyboard, always have liked logitech keyboards. the RGB colors are 100% customizable and by application also. the wrsit rest is not very big but i love all the preset buttons you can setup especially for games such as world of warcraft. setup was very fast. plug and play.

Best keyboard I have ever owned. Easy to customize once you learn the G Hub software.

Love this keyboard. Feel like i can type faster, acctually i think i have super powers now... jk but i love this keyboard and it looks cool with my computer

One of the best keyboard to play my games, I feel very excited with the hundreds of lights and changing colors. I recommend it to anyone.

You get what you pay for, and it’s an amazing gaming bored. Extra programmable keys witch is handy

This is a great board and won't disappoint! Pros: -Romer-G switches feel great -backlighting looks awesome -easy software Cons -can't remove wrist rest -I would have liked to see aluminum body at this price point -no usb pass through

This is the best keyboard I've ever used in my life so far!! Here are the reasons why I love this thing so much!! And also some con's: PROS: *Mechanical switches are responsive and very quick. You still get a clicky sound when your typing, but it's not as annoying as MX Cherry Blue switches. * The LED lights are bright and vivid. You can choose from multiple effects, or just a static color. Either way, they look amazing. *The software is easy to use, and it saves your work automatically. So, there's no need to remember to click an "OK" or "Apply" button when your done with your customization's. *Finally, the wrist rest is perfectly positioned to help with long typing sessions. CON'S: *Not all the keys can change color. The media keys are the most noticeable. And it can get a little annoying. *While the wrist rest is comfortable, it isn't cushioned. So it's not as comfortable as it can be. *The keys can be fingerprint magnets. But there easy to clean, so it wasn't a deal breaker for me. There's very little not to love about this keyboard. And if the con's I mentioned aren't deal breakers for you, then this is an AMAZING keyboard for you to own!!

I spent weeks researching keyboard switches online, what would I like? And more importantly what am I gonna not regret spending over a hundred dollars (for a keyboard) on? The clicky blue? The smooth red? The hybrid brown? The Speed of Speed? I finally had to get off my rear and braved the crowds at best buy around Christmas and spent over a hour shooing away employees as I tested every keyboard. All on sale. I wanted a mechanical keyboard with macros, gamer key (turn off the windows button) and media keys. They picking were slim the prices were high even online. Then I saw the Logitech 910 on sale for $79.99. But what the heck is RomerG? I asked myself. It felt weird compared to cherry switches, more rubber domed like at $15 keyboard. But it says it's mechanical. I had to goto my car and speed watch reviews on my phone, people really liked it, but said the keyboard is too pricey at $190. RomerG is Logitechs own switch built to last (80 million keystrokes vs Cherry's 60 million) and its actuation point is more comparable to Cherry Speed switches plus it does have a click to it, albeit very soft but compared to Cherry Reds it's there. I was skeptical but it had everything I wanted in a keyboard at a good price so I got it worried I'd regret it. It's now been 45 days and I don't regret it. This keyboard is amazing. The phone holder is a Godsend for when you're absorbed with something and worried you won't hear your phone or if you need to check something on it to compare. The macro keys are plentiful and easy to use. The RGB is easy to set up. The switches no longer feel like rubber domes but a actual switch that have a very satisfying (albeit soft) click to them but in games like Team Fortress have a great response time, it only took a few hours with these switches for me to fall in love with them. With 80 million keystrokes on this keyboard I'm sure it gonna last 10+ years Best way I can explain the switch is a hybrid of Cherry Browns and Speed. It's very gamer focus. It types fine but these switches isn't made for typing first, if you want mechanical for typing get browns or blue switches. The only 2 cons to this keyboard is it REQUIRES Logitech software to use the macros, media controls and RGB (the RGB goes into rainbow mode if the software isn't loaded and can be turned off via a button) and sometimes the software won't load upon turning the system on. The software is fine and not resource heavy but it is required. The second con is there is no USB pass through. This wasn't a deal breaker but for $180 MSRP it should had been there. So should you get this for $180? Eh probably not. It's a great keyboard, but it isn't a $180 keyboard either. But if you're a gamer and you see this anywhere on sale for under $100 don't even hesitate, the switches don't give you "love at first type" but they will give you a long term romance with them. If you can't wait for a sale (not sure why you couldn't, it's just a keyboard) then keep looking.

If you are trying to get away from the clickiness of cherry reds or blues in my case razer green switch’s I would recommend the romer-g switches. At first I didn’t know if I’d like moving away from the tactile feel for cherry mx keys but this is one of my favorite mechanical keyboards I’ve used. With more programmable keys then you’d know what to do with. A very nice feeling keyboard with bright vivid rgb lighting and easy to use software for controlling the effects. TLDR: Great build,quiet mechanical keys, and solid rgb lighting.

Frame is not sealed at all and the plastic frame at the top is bulging as a result.

The G910 Spectrum is an excellent keyboard. I came from a Steel Series Merc Stealth. Lighting is fantastic, Really quiet for a mechanical Keyboard. Software documentation is mediocre so it loses one star there. I had an issue with it loading my custom profiles. After a day of researching and trying different suggestions, I found a Logitech's on-line advice to delete the software, and reinstall AS AN ADMINISTRATOR this was my whole problem all along and an easy fix just took forever to find it PROS: Sleek design, great key action, bright RGB lights, Can configure to different games. CONS: Would have preferred a braided cord rather than the stiff plastic one provided. Better documentation or at least a trouble shooting guide for configuration issues

I have owned 4 of the Logitech G910 Orion Spark keyboards since the first day they came out, and they have the angled keycaps on it, and comes in a nice heavy duty storage box with outer sleeve, 2 wrist rests that are mainly left hand part covering the skeleton like frame of the bottom. The reason I've owned 4 is the R key has mysteriously shorted out on each and every one using for general gaming and coding. This cost me 46 more for the keyboard not counting warranty, and for 1 less wrist rest, and flat keys, no nice packaging(same as G810 packaging), and even the back of the keyboard still says G910 Orion Spark, with that referenced model number, rather than like the images would have you believe it should be G910 Orion Spectrum with its own model number. Still no sleeved cable, and only flat or 1 height adjustment, where the G810 Orion Spectrum is $20 less, has a sleeved cable, and 3 height adjustments counting flat. The lack of 9 G macro keys is the only difference other than the wrist rest, and it feeling a lot more solid. This costing more, and not even having a Tom Clancy's The Division code with it, really makes it an almost embarassing package to purchase for just the keyboard. Logitech has the flat Romer-G mechanical keysets on their website with a pull for $40, or just the angled key replacements for $24.99 that are on the Orion Spark. To tell me that the keyboard(same base design and make as the Orion Spark) costs $20 more without a wrist rest or keys on it at all, before adding the cost just isn't a justifiable cost for this purchase. Otherwise, if you can get it on sale for less than $140, do that, and order the keycaps and buy or 3d print a full length wrist rest and save yourself nearly $15 overall.

This keyboard is everything I was searching for. I started PC gaming last year on an Alienware laptop and recently wanted to play games in 4K on a new large monitor (TV). I had looked forward to buying a mechanical keyboard and finally bought a Razer Blackwidow Ultimate because of the clicky keys (green switches) and the clean design with backlighting. After trying it out I realized the clickyness was more of a distraction unless I was wearing headphones and I did not like the amount of force needed for actuation or the 4 mm travel to bottom out the key. My preference is probably due to playing on gaming laptops where the actuation and bottoming out distance are typically 2 mm total. I also tried the Razer tournament stealth since I am mostly playing FPS and action games, and do not require macro keys much, and wanted a quieter keyboard. The actuation force needed, the reset point and quieter keys were slightly better but still not quite as responsive or easy to use as a laptop or chiclet keyboard. I also contemplated buying a Razer Deathstalker which had good but not excellent reviews and it had a plastic, inexpensive feel. I still wanted a true mechanical keyboard because of the feedback of the keys. After trying several keyboards at different stores including some with Cherry MX red switches, I came across the Logitech G910 Orion Keyboard. In the store the keys felt much easier to depress and the scalloping of the keys helps locate the center of the key much easier. When I brought it home to play it was very easy to play on and the chroma lighting was bright with no bleeding of light between the keys which was perfect for playing at night. Since the actuation occurs at 1.5 mm and the key bottoms out at 3 mm, it was much more similar to the feel of playing on a laptop with little resistance to pressing the keys (especially the space bar is easy to depress) which is good for action and FPS games. The only criticism is there does not appear to be a USB passthrough or headphone jack to play with headphones. The only other keyboard I would have wanted to try is the Corsair K70 rapidfire with 1.2 mm actuation but the sale price on this keyboard made it a great deal. I would 100% recommend this keyboard if you prefer very responsive keys that are actually easy to type on as well.