Customer Ratings & Reviews

Its a pretty nice keyboard for sure, and the software is easy to use. I love the phone dock and the keys feel great and aren't that loud. My only gripe is it feels kind of cheap the media scroll feels cheap and the USB cord is thin and isn't braided. Also kind of bummed there isn't a USB pass through. Overall I'd still recommend the keyboard the keys feel good and it looks nice with all its pretty colors.

The color variety is amazing and it does not make my hands or wrists hurt. My laptop was notorious for constant pain in my wrists to the finger tips. This is a great keyboard and highly recommend that you get one. I know that everyone feels differently but I'm loving mine!

Had to get a new keyboard due to my past one having two broken keys (cat spilled water on it), and I've been thoroughly impressed with this for how long I've been using it. It's just pretty good quality for everything with it, has a lot of features I often use (volume dial and media pause/play), and feel pretty durable. Last bit might not be necessary for some people, but I'd rather not have a super light and thin keyboard.

Had this for a couple years now. No issues love it. Very responsive/sensitive keys. Lighting is excellent.

This is a great keyboard. Keys are responsive, but not too responsive where you are always hitting keys you don't want to. It is great for typing as well as gaming. The lighting adds a very cool look to the keyboard as well. Being able to adjust the volume and play and pause things is very handy. The only complaint I have is the Logitech Gaming Software app to control the keyboard lighting. I always find that the settings switch back to default after I turn the computer off and get back on, even when I change them. Not sure of a fix on this, but it's still an amazing keyboard!

A lot of youtube reviews are for the older versions of this keyboard which convinced me not to buy this (for the uneven wrist rest). I later discovered the newer version which satisfied what I was looking for (lit keys not just around them, some click sound but not the loud clicks, wired, media controls). It has lots of color modes but I just one static setup with some keys a different color. With the G keys on the side your ESC and CTRL keys are no longer the left corners of the kybd so I programmed G1 as another ESC and G5 as another CTRL.

It's not a cheap keyboard but it worth the money in my opinion, yes you can get the same functionality from other keyboard and cheaper but the macro keys help a lot for someone who edits video. The rgb of this keyboard is beautiful. Logitech's software is easy to use and easy to set up. But I would say unless you need the macro keys for whatever reason you should go with the G810 from logitech, because it comes with rgb and with all the same features (except without dedicated macro keys) and it cheaper, and f1 through 12 can also be programmed as macro keys.

I bought the G910 Orion Spark two years ago on sale and I can't think of a negative thing to say about it. I game for several hours a day, and I appreciate the build quality, bright lighting, macro keys, volume roller, and especially the gaming-mode button that disables the WIN key. The mechanical keys are quiet, but feel good when typing. When it comes to gaming peripherals, you can spend a ton of money, but with the 910, you can get a solid, full-featured keyboard for a reasonable price. I would recommend

Originally purchased in 2018, here it is now 2021 and this little gem is still as good as the day I bought it. This keyboard has all kinds of features to it. There are 4 different sets of macros you can program into the same keys, easily switching between them with the M# keys in the upper left. The RGB lighting has all sorts of controls for color cycling, on & off, motions and more. There are some games that even have keyboard support that give you light shows. One game had a police chase and the top number line was shifting between red & blue like police lights. Others have musical functionality that the keys have different lights and intensity for the beats. Not all games are supported and I'm not sure which ones have this feature but it was nice. The Logitech Gaming Software allows you to control your keyboard, mouse and even webcam features all in one nice program. It also allows you to write your own macros if you have a long string of text commands you'd like to use at the touch of a button. The keys have a nice clicky mechanical response. It reminds me of the old IBM keyboards I had in middle school. You feel the key impact and feedback, but even those who type fast aren't hindered by the keys. It just makes a lovely mechanical sound as your fingers dance across the keys. Overall, this has been a good purchase and if you're looking for a mechanical gaming keyboard, this one right here is pretty nice. Three years of ownership and no failed keys or other hardware issues.

This is my second purchase of this same exact keyboard model. The mechanical keys are quiet compared to other mechanical keyboards in the market. Unless you want to pay in the range of $200 dollars and up for mechanical keys that are totally silent. The only reason I had to buy another one is because I did the old one in by spilling water on my desk and keyboard. The old one was purchased when these first hit the market and was going strong with no problems whatsoever. I had the old one for about six years with no problems! The labeling is solid and never rubs off with use, and the logitech G-Hub software is the best for controlling the patterns and modulation aspects of the key colors. THe rolling volume control and media keys are an added bonus which I find now since I have had two of these is a must have for me. Also be very careful if you play any online line games like WoW or any other MMO's. Many companies are starting to see the macro keying as cheating now especially in PvP events and the like. There are videos on how to program the macro keys etc, because they are very in depth and can save you a ton of keystrokes in games. I haven't found a game that logitech doesn't make a profile for. By that I mean, say your playing Battlefield and using the profile, it will light up the keys that are used in that game making it easier to play with the lights off. This keyboard has been the best kept secret for awhile now, I will be very upset when Logitech stops making them.

I needed a new keyboard, tried another brand and had nothing but headaches, returned that and got this one, its awesome. Keys feel great and when I go into a game the lighting automatically changes for that game.

Before buying this keyboard, I had Razer mechanical black widow ultimate 2016 keyboard. It wasn't really durable, keys falling off easily (but easy to put it back on). I returned it and had logitech's g910, which was AWESOME. The feeling to type on it was so nice and very cool looking RGB lightings. I recommend buying this keyboard when it is on sale like I bought it when it was half off. I honestly think original price is a little overpriced, but $90 Is very worth buying (black friday).

I love this keyboard . My only complaint is the wrist rest sucks . Not deep enough or high enough . The keys are great and responsive . The rbg lights are very cool . I'd recommend waiting for a sale I paid $90.

I love how customizable all the lights are. Recording and saving macros is easy enough, but I never use it. Works well with my other logitech gear using their GHub software. I love the feel of the Romer G switches. They have a softer feel and sound than traditional switches and it's nice for not waking people up in the middle of the night.

The fact that I bought one for my office in addition to the one at home should say it all. If the software was a bit more intuitive I would give it 5 stars. While it is primarily a gaming keyboard the mechanics allow me to type faster. The macro keys are very useful for office type applications.

After reviewing quite a few different choices I ended up coming across this nice deal at BestBuy. So far, I am quite pleased with my new keyboard. It is really clean and it is set up really nice for gaming or even for regular use. I have not downloaded the software to mess with the RBG settings. However, the stock set up it came with is really neat and has several options. I prefer mechanical kb’s over regular kb’s so I took my time and with the help of a friend was able to give this one a try. It did not disappoint and I’m happy with my choice. The mouse has been an amazing addition to my gaming experience. I added all the weights it came with right away and it feels sturdy and has just the right amount of weight to keep it in place. I love the wheel lock feature as it allows me to control the speed in which I want to spin it. Once in a while I end up unlocking it so I can spin it faster. In summary the combo works well together and the price was nice. The combo works excellent together as a match made in heaven.

Great keyboard. Keys feel responsive. RGB is managed very well by Logi G-hub.

This keyboard is almost perfect in what I want in a mechanical gaming keyboard. Unfortunately there is one con for my exact situation. On the pros: It has adjustable back light that completely lights up all the keyboard symbols, The keys are mechanical, There are extra keys for media and programing, And it looks nice and feels solid. Unfortunately, there is one con: The keyboard does not let you use any on-board programmable storage. Instead of on-board programmable storage, the keyboard uses ram. This means that whatever adjustments are programmed into the keyboard, they are reset every time the keyboard is disconnected from power. Now, if you are using Windows or a Mac with logitech gaming software, those adjustments are loaded back into the keyboard the next time you boot up. However, I use Ubuntu and therefor I do not have excess to logitech gaming software. Usually with logitech devices, you can program them in windows or a mac before disconnecting them from that computer and connecting them to a Linux one if you want a specific configuration. But with the G910, those configurations are lost the moment the G910 loses power. Now, it would be actually fine to use it in its default state except that the default configuration has the back light as a flowing rainbow which becomes an eye strain very quickly. The only way to change the configuration of this keyboard for a Linux system would be to program it in windows or an apply OS before transferring it to a Linux OS without letting the keyboard lose power during the transfer, either by connecting it to a USB 3 output that is set to give power even when the computer is turned off or by connecting the keyboard through a USB hub that is connected to an external power supply. If you are a windows or mac user, then this keyboard will work fine for you; however, if you use Linux like me, then heads up on the programming issue.

The Keys take a while to get used to, but once you get the hang of it. It's smooth sailing. The RGBs are bright and profile creation tool is easy to understand.

Got it from BF deal ... good price with no problem in using it, cool light, feel precise when use it ... will get more for other computer