Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum RGB Mechanical Keyboard

I’ve had this keyboard since April 6th. I am super impressed. I fell in love with how the key presses felt. I have only used basic, entry-level Logitech boards throughout my life. The ones that you see in your school computer labs. I’m still enamored with how this one feels. I also like the possibility of customization with the key’s backlights using the brand’s program. You can even change the logo’s lighting. Constant moving lights distracted me so I chose my own custom and standard settings. I actually had the basic Logitech brand board before this one for almost five years. I only got this one because I wanted something better. I don’t regret it because this looks and feels great. This keyboard plugs in by USB-A so make sure you have room for it on your PC.
My only problems are it’s much bigger than I expected. I now have problems putting food on my desk as I used to. Still a tiny bit of room, but not a safe and secure fit. My custom colors won’t automatically be on when I turn my PC on and I have to restart the program. Not a big deal, but ridiculous I have to do so. Sometimes it randomly happens during the day. Also when I open certain, well known games it goes to default colors (like Fortnite, as an example), but I don’t play a bunch of games that change the colors so I haven’t looked into seeing if there’s a solution to this problem. Also, the media pause and play button doesn’t always focus on what’s playing. I always have Spotify and YouTube open and sometimes when I have YouTube playing and want to pause it the video will keep playing and it will unpause my Spotify music, so be aware of that occasionally being a thing.
The brightness button only turns the backlights off, it doesn’t change the brightness. The other media buttons I don’t know too much about since I don’t use them. The G keys I used them for instant Discord emotes, but other than that I don’t have much use for them myself. The volume scroll comes in handy sometimes, but I’m still not used to it so I end up reaching for my speakers instead more than the keyboard scroll.
A NEGATIVE ON A FEATURE: The ARX Dock Release is not at all useful, or at least for me. All it does is press your phone between the blue plastic and the keyboard itself. My phone is very heavy due to the case its in so it can’t stay in place and falls over. It isn’t even sturdy in the first place. So definitely not recommended using this “feature” of the keyboard. It may be different for your phone.
A POSITIVE ON A FEATURE: There are two tiny kickstands on the bottom of the board in the two back corners. They slightly lift the board up from the back end and I’m quite surprised at how much it helps ease my hands having a raised board. It doesn’t get rid of all the pain, but it helps.

This is (so far) a great keyboard – well it should be for the money. It is heavy duty. The keys are a bit more ‘clacky’ than I would like – it is louder than my last keyboard but you can tell when you have pressed a key which is what I wanted. I just need to retrain my finger to be a little lighter on the keys. I love the RGB colors – I’ve use the key group settings so it is easy to find the keys at night – which is one of the things that I really needed. So far I’m loving this new keyboard.

This keyboard works fantastic for me! It’s highly sensitive, takes some getting used to, but incredibly responsive. Key noise can be a bit loud for those who prefer a more silent typing experience. Volume control wheel is sturdy, media keys work well and are easily visible (non-rgb though).

The RGB portion of the keyboard is great, the RGB Software is the total pits though. In order to really make the most of this keyboards RGB capabilities, you’ll need to download some free software like Aurora, Artemis or Open RGB (3rd Party, Open source software). Then the RGB experience on it is fantastic (though not as good as razer synapse).

 First impressions of my Logitech G910 Spectrum gaming keyboard. Arrived today in usual Amazon-quick shipping. Beautiful, bought, love that the letters on the keys light up but no lighting underneath. Programmable keys could not be easier with the G Hub app, simply choose the function you want and drag it to the programmable key you want. I constantly cut and paste so wanted a one key stroke way, bada-bing, done. I had hoped these much hyped Romer-G keys would be quiet keys. The stock iBuyPower keyboard I stole from my son has an almost felt like feel and sound to them (see the video). I had hoped the Romer-G would be similar, but alas, as some reviewers have noted they ate the same mechanical clickety-clack keys and have the same feel as any stock mechanical keyboard. Not loud, just not quiet, standard plasticy feel and sound. Not seemingly much improvement over Cherry. They do have a nice shallow stroke, and just resting my fingers on the keyboard can result in a string of ddddddd… The online manuals suggested the cable would be a plug at both ends. But its hardwired onto the keyboard, no big deal. Lots of color and pattens available through G Hub. All said, sweet keyboard, nice programmability, definitely a good buy of a quality keyboard.

UPDATE: Almost a week ion of heavy use. The keys may be clacky, more of a dull clack, but they are really comfortable with mid to short throws. The colors are brilliant and bright, like none I have seen before. Tried capturing it in a photo, but it doesn’t do them justice. Did I mention this thing is solid, its heavy, like hit-someone-with-it-they-done heavy. I have programmed the keys using G Hub, and that was a breeze. Highly recommend this keyboard.