I purchased a G910 Orion Spark to replace a failing 5 year old G19 keyboard which was used daily, but it fell short in too many areas. Although it had everything you would expect from a premium mechanical keyboard, except perhaps a few more better placed G keys like the G19S, it does not come close...

When most people start PC gaming, they start off with what they have. That means they start out with what's usually a crappy keyboard that the system they bought came with or whatever crappy keyboard got handed down to them.

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…

[[Introduction & Features]] Logitech sent us two gaming keyboards a few weeks ago; one of them was the G710+ and the other is the one we will look at here – the G19s. The latter is Logitech's highest-end model and costs a whopping RM699.

The only thing that the G19 has that nobody else does is the LCD screen then and, while being able to scan RSS feeds and have image slideshows on your keyboard is kind of cool, it's not something that anyone actually needs – nor something that we'd pay over £100 for.

Upgraded from Logitech G15 I had my G15 for 10 years so to me spending this amount of money wasn't an issue considering how long my G15 lasted to me. And the only issue that made me upgrade is because my cat chewed up my wires. I really love the look of this keyboard.