Customer Ratings & Reviews

I got this as my first "gaming" keyboard, and so far I really enjoy it. The software works pretty well from what I can tell, Tho it does have some issues finding game profiles at time, but it's easy to manually setup the profile. Would recommend to anyone looking for a keyboard with lights, very customizable down to the individual keys or groups if you prefer.

I purchased this as I was picking back up PC gaming and really liked the back-light options (I like the flashy/color lights) and I was intrigued by the number of options and the ability to customize the keyboard. The software has been a little non-intuitive. The response of the keys while typing and playing games is excellent.

I purchased this Keyboard in early June to replace my Logitech G15 Keyboard, which lasted me around 12 years. Never having problems with Logitech peripherals before, I chose this over the Razer Blackwidow Chroma. Overall it has been a great gaming keyboard for me so far, after getting used to the indented keys. This was probably the only issue I had with this keyboard after purchasing it. It feels odd at first, but overtime it becomes a natural feeling and actually more comfortable then normal keys. I enjoy the unlimited color illumination options, which allows you to dedicate a color scheme on your keyboard for specific games, such as MMORPGs (I have one set up for Final Fantasy XIV), as well as Counter-Strike and League of Legends. If you don't require any of these setups, at least you can choose a color scheme that fits your mood or desk space.

I purchased this keyboard a short while back when it was part of the promotion where it came with a downloadable copy of Tom Clancys The Division. As well as the free game, the keyboard was also on sale marked off for 40 bucks. Great deal right? Yes. I am thoroughly impressed with this keyboard. The lighting effects are gorgeous. As well as the software is pretty simple to understand and figure out. The keys are grooved to better conform to your fingers and keep them from sliding off during gaming sessions. I read some reviews after purchasing saying the grooved keys posed a difficulty for just everyday typing but I have had zero problems. As compared to other RGB keyboards such as the Blackwidow Chroma and the Corsair K70 RGB I think I would choose Logitech time and time again. The only downside I have noticed about this keyboard compared to the others is there are no built in USB ports to compensate for the one you're having to use to operate the board. However it was not a deal breaker to me as my laptop has 6 build in USB slots. The price looks a bit steep, but for a good quality keyboard with great looks and a good feel, you can't go wrong with the Orion Spark. If you catch it on sale, I'd definitely scoop it up if you're in the market!

I bought this keyboard to replace mny G510s and I have to say I'm quite impressed so far. The volume wheel works with Windows 10 without causing the screen to flash black and the ability to customize the colors of each key helps when playing different games with different key layouts. And it goes great with my G600 and G13!

My Logitech G19 succumbed to beer. I was sad, but I knew it was time to replace it. I had been interested in mechanical keyboards, and this gem had just been released. I knew it was exactly what I wanted, and I compared the cost to that of the Razer BlackWidow. I knew because of the price that this is a nice-to-have, but I declined. Instead, this was presented to me as a Christmas gift, and I could not be happier. The color customization is what I really wanted, and the key actuation is astounding. The soft touch actually has reduced the stress I feel when I type, and my habits when I play any PC games have changed where the keyboard has improved my reflexes. Thank you, Logitech. I just wish the price was not so high.

I just switched from the Black Widow Ultimate 2013 Model and I was really worried if I would like the change in key response. After playing around with this keyboard for about an hour, I have to say I am very happy with my purchase. While not quite perfect, it is a nice step up from my current keyboard. Pros: - Sold build (even if it is plastic) - Keys (Logitech Romer-G) I like much better than the Cherry-Brown - Much quieter than your typical Mechanical keyboard, yet very responsive - LED lights work very well, software is easy to use - Plenty of extra controls for Macro Profiles, sound and multimedia - Free "The Division" Game promotion w/purchase. That combined with the sale price make it a fantastic deal. Cons: - It lays differently than the typical keyboard, even with the back risers, its lower - The custom molded keys take a little getting used to, but should be good for gaming - Would have preferred a braided cable - At this price point I would have liked to have USP ports on keyboard Overall I would rate a 4.5 out of 5. If it's a little two flashy, I would seriously consider the G810, but you will lose macros. The key response it the best I have used, and if the G910 wasn't actually 20 dollars cheaper than the 810 because of sale, I would have gotten that model.

the Key board is working great so far. I like the feel of the keys and the back lighted board. I guess if there was anything I might change is, the addition of an usb port on the side of the keyboard. But thanks for such a great prduct.

I recently build a gaming rig and read a lot of reviews about various different keyboards. I settled on the Logitech G910 because it received some of the most favorable reviews online and it fit together well with my Logitech Proteus Core mouse. The software integrates well with both and allows me the option of using my phone to see the internal temperatures and use of my CPU, graphics card, etc. The keyboard itself it absolutely fantastic. The clickiness of the keys is just right, and not too loud. I didn't want to get something that was louder because I have a sleeping wife who doesn't like being kept awake or annoyed by clicky noises, but she doesn't mind this. The backlighting is wonderful, with the option to customize the lights the way you want to. The only downside is that the top right five keys are a light blue and will stay that way forever. You can't change them. The keys themselves are concave and are designed to make your finger hit the center of the key as opposed to the outer rim of it. For some people who slide their fingers across the keyboard, this may be annoying. However, I lift my fingers up to move them to the next key, and so I find this incredibly pleasing. Your personal experience may vary but for me, it's an excellent idea on Logitech's part and they pulled it off masterfully. There are programmable G-keys that allow you to keybind different commands or functions to your games. Pretty standard fare on gaming keys these days but they're essential. Last but not least, it comes with two wrist rests. One is shorter, the other longer. I prefer the longer one as I like more surface area for my wrists. I've had no problems with the keyboard thus far and I can highly recommend this one to anyone who wants a good, solid, reliable keyboard with tons of options for customizing - especially if you pair it with a Logitech mouse and gaming headset, then use the software integration for them.

The keys work great; comfortable, smooth and easy to locate. The indents help to resist drift. The lighting is awesome. I color code the home and special keys for typing, the movement and command keys for each game. The profile (both key function and lighting) can be linked to the app exe, including the macros (multiple links are possible). I can "/g1 hello" with a single key that reverts to default when I close the game. I would complain that there is no canned profile for ESO, but I would have changed it anyway. The software is a breeze to use (disclaimer: I'm a pro but I can usually judge what an average gamer can handle). This is the best keyboard I've ever owned in 30+ years, and I think it's well worth the high price.

I bought this keyboard as an alternative to razer keyboards, which turned out to be a great choice. The mechanical keys have a very smooth press and solid return. Each key is individually assignable to a color based on which game is currently running, and can be set to automatically switch schemes when you change games, no shortcuts need to be pressed, does it itself. All of the keys are beveled on the edges and front so being able to feel where each key starts and ends is extremely easy. Could not have spent my money any better on a gaming keyboard.

I read several reviews and watched even more videos about this keyboard, and after seeing it on sale I decided to grab it. I'm very glad I did. I use it for both gaming and regular work use, and it's been perfect for both those tasks. I haven't used a mechanical keyboard in a while, but the keys on this are real nice. They are not too noisy which is a complaint often found on mechanical keyboards, but register with a slight tactile feel. The lighting on this keyboard also looks real good, and there are more configurations for color and functions than you will probably ever use. Overall, this is an excellent keyboard for gaming and your normal everyday use.

I occasionally play games and this keyboard is fine for it, but my main use is for business and easily programmable keys. I had an older saitek keyboard, which had programmable keys, but it doesn't play well with Windows 8.1. I probably could have gotten a cheaper keyboard, but it just felt right typing on it. I grew up learning to type on an IBM Selectric typewriter. I loved the feel of the keys. This keyboard comes close to that feel. The keys feel 'crisp' and responsive. The software is easily usable. I can program them to my needs in a short time. I had to transition from the saitek software and figure things out, but it's not that bad. I like it. It's worth the money. The only thing I wish it had, which I liked on the saitek, is a usb port and headphone/microphone input jacks.

This is my first mechanical keyboard. I love the look and feel and it hadlea well in game. I like the RGB features and relatively simple progammability.

If you can afford it..this is the Gaming Keyboard for you. Sold out and more expensive at the "Big Box Internet retailer". So I tried Best Buy and to my surprise it was a "Best Buy" and just 15 minutes away from home. No waiting for the UPS truck who would leave it at my door all day for the drive-by thieves. Easy setup...lots of flexibility. Keyboard will search your PC for installed games and automatically generate a profile to use. Lots of lighting options...more than anyone can reasonably use.

The keyboard really stays in place and will not budge when accidentally nudged. There are more lighting features than my previous keyboard, the Logitech G19, and the lights are a lot brighter. Key's feel a lot more solid and are definitely louder than the old one too, but don't know how they compare to other mechanical keyboards. The shape of the key caps plus the added force they require over the old non mechanical keyboard does take some time to get used to, but I absolutely love the keyboard.

Went with a well trusted brand. Had my last Logitech G15 for about 10 years, it's still in every working order. It was just time for an upgrade. The G910 is amazing, I'm still getting used to it even after a month of owning, don't let the negative reviews get in your way. I've had the G15 for since 2005/06. Got on sale was a steal. 119$ well worth. keys are awesome. not too clicky, first mech keyboard and wish i would have done sooner. The price is justifiable. But it.

Great keyboard. Seems solid. Had it for a couple months. Color profiles have been added as of recent firmware version. Good to go. Had Cosair also. Corsair in 3 different boards did not sit flat even being made of perhaps longer lasting material. Also Cosair software leans more towards advanced users. Logitech is SUPER friendly towards the user. Larger keys feel good. The new switches take less depressing for super fast response. Really enjoying this keyboard. Expensive. But if looking for the bells and whistles, money shouldn't be what stands in the way.

The keyboard is great. Keys are nice and clicky but not to bad. The lights a bright and easy on the eyes. Some complianed about the key design but I thought they cradeled my had just fine and that was nice. I was surprised by how complex the software was. By being able to change the macro keys and light effects. But once you play around with it its not too bad. Just a little learning curve on it. Overall i think this is one of the best keyboards I have ever purchased.

This is a pretty darn nice piece of hardware. You can customize the colors of each key, letting you get creative with the color layout. The key indentations are also very nice; you can really feel each key, and they give your finger a nice place to settle in for each satisfying stroke of your fingers. They all push down nicely as well. A trait I'm glad is being brought back, because it makes typing so much more rewarding when you really get to feel like you're typing!