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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...

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 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…

The Logitech G19s is about as nice an overall keyboard as you're going to find, and it just happens to be made for gaming. At the top of the keyboard is an adjustable LCD screen which displays all kinds of information from video frame rates and system conditions to ammo amounts and even video...

The Logitech G19s is a well-built membrane keyboard that does not alter the original keyboard layout other than extending it out a bit on the left to implement the G-keys. However, a big bombshell to this keyboard would be its retail price which is a whopping amount of MYR 699.00.

Gotta say this keyboard has some great features that I'm glad to get on a luxury keyboard. The color options for the keys are very cool, powered by usb ports is awesome, color lcd is great to have.I can watch Youtube videos when am playing a game and keep up with news feeds,etc.

Why would any normal person want to splash out close to £120 on a keyboard? Well, Logitech's successor to the popular G15 isn't aimed at the conventional, everyday computer user – the G19 sits pretty close to the ‘ultimate' end of the hardcore gaming peripherals scale.

Gaming and second-screen technology don't always mix. Nintendo's DS experiment proved to be a resounding success, while Xbox owners have yet to make much use of SmartGlass. Logitech has thrown its hat into the second-screen ring with the Logitech G19s ($200), a keyboard that has everything but the...

Gorgeous LCD screen; Wonderful software

Applets not very useful; Weak illumination; Prohibitively high price; Outdated game optimization