I'm sure there are far more knowledgeable people, (gamers/workers) than I who have their own reasons for the board they chose, for the particular style of game play or the way they work. The G810 works for me.

So far it is everything I was looking for when I went searching and more; The Romer-G keys have a shorter stroke than my 7 yr; old MS board and will take a bit getting used to, however I'm improving after only 3 days.

I truly can't call this a con, surely a grand idea and option for many I'm sure, I don't have a use for the majority of the lighting options; Someone with big brains might consider doing a studies on light affected epileptic seizures, trance inducement via light manipulation and vertigo inducement...

Excellent gaming and general purpose keyboard. The lighting feature is definitely a plus too! Keyboard has good heft and definitely has the feel of good make quality.

this is working Great product! I find it very satisfactory you won't be disappointed Exactly what was promised earlier than expected the price is very favorable

The lights are amazing and the feel of the entire keyboard is awesome.

Damn good Keyboard, bit pricey, try for a sale

RGB keys are awesome Profile for the Division is great and finally makes the keyboard feel like a part of the game NOT loud and "clicky sounding" compared to other keyboards Solid; heavy.

Tall keyboard, gamers may want a gel wrist rest to go with it for long sit Logitech support for arx control could be so much better then it is Lack of profiles for the RGB capabilities; So far the division is it, though you can make your own

I hunted long and hard to find a mechanical keyboard that didn't have uneven lighting (Cherry switches light up the top of the key but the middle/bottom is dim) and also didn't look stupid.

- Beautiful lighting that lights up the whole key evenly; - Neither ugly nor gimmicky looking; - I (subjectively) love the feel of the keys; - Light touch/activation distance; - Only 1 USB port required

- Spring noise is very noticeable if you mash the keys heavily; - Feels a bit "scratchy"; but likely this can be fixed with some lubrication; - The media buttons are crappy pop-buttons; - Backlight flickers; - No USB passthrough

This is the best ever keyboard I've bought - I've had expensive Razor thing which was appalling in quality, and function, and I've had second-hand office keyboards. This is great and the layout is very UK traditional, which is surprisingly hard to find these days.

I love it

When it comes to gaming keyboards , it's all about figuring out what gives you that extra edge. For some that means wrist rests, USB ports, smartphone or tablet docks, or an array of macro keys. But what if you want to game without all the fuss?

Customizable lighting and media controls, with programmable function keys; Comes with 300 preloaded game lighting profiles; Proprietary key switches and 26-key rollover enhance game performance; Software offers stat tracking

Lack of dedicated macro keys and wrist rest may irk serious gamers; Switches sensitive for regular typing; Software tools can be confusing; Too pricey for casual gamers

The trouble with gaming keyboards is that they use some of the highest-quality parts in the business, but cram them into a product that would look absurd in anything but a teenager's gaming nook.

Elegant design; Great performance; Comfortable keys; Gorgeous backlighting

Some software oddities; Not the fastest for typing