Logitech has a well-deserved reputation for making some of the best gaming peripherals around. All the way from its G5 Gaming Mouse to the recently-reviewed G13 Advanced Gameboard , its G-Series has consistently won TR recommended awards.

Please ignore the guy below who said that it is illegal to use this keyboard in WoW. I've had a G-15 for 2+ yeas and now a G19 because the G15 finally stopped working after years of abuse.

Plug and play with great configurability of the Gkeys

Humungous; Gkeys can be less than useful in some applications

This keyboard is great when it works. The macro functions/keys, the LCD screen (I use it mostly for music and news headlines, the custom backlights, the global hotkeys, everything is great. There's three different macro profiles per game.

Excellent product well designed brilliant quality very quite and responsive the screen is a very useful tool and the customisable colored backlight makes this product look great in a dim room it has 12 G keys that you can assign various key combination's to using the well designed software that is...

Ok first off I'll start by saying that this keyboard is brilliant. It's slick, accessible, great for gaming bla bla bla. But it does have one small problem which all hardcore pc gamers will share, and that is the fact that it badly affected by electromagnetic interference nearly every day.

When it comes to selecting the right keyboard for your gaming setup, it can be a rather daunting task. There are a ton of different options and factors you need to consider when doing so. Do you want a normal keyboard, or perhaps a mechanical one? How much do you want to spend?

This keyboard is fantastic for many reasons, hardcore gamers will love it's G keys and LCD HUD, while the social gamer, like me, will enjoy pretty colours and being able to see what they're typing in the dark. Is it worth the $260 pricetag (as of December, 2013)?

lcd screen; lots of pretty colours; great look and feel

some colours hurt the eyes; lack of instructions; external power supply needed

Just okk ? It's 50 k

When I first started this review I wondered whether an older, feature rich membrane keyboard such as the Logitech G19s could compete against the latest mechanical Gaming keyboards that we have seen here at pcG!? Well after a week or so with the Logitech G19s, I would say no, read on to find out why…

New to this model (aside from the colour LCD) is its capability to recognise five simultaneous key presses. Macro-happy gamers and digital artists, in particular, should appreciate that feature, which opens up a greater level of mastery to run repetitive commands.

Large colour LCD supports digital photos and video playback; Included software development kit opens LCD up to home-brew and community-made apps; 16 million colour options for backlit keys; Built-in USB 2.0 ports; Improved macro recording capabilities with support for five simultaneous key presses

High price could limit adoption and thus hurt community software momentum; Configuration software needs consolidation