Fantastic mechanical keyboard. Not just for gaming but for general typing as well. Looks quite stylish for a gaming keyboard and doesn't look out of place like the pretty much every other one. Just note its a tad narrow than a full size board but doesn't take long to get used to.

Bought this keyboard from Maplin last month, Excellent keyboard. excellent quality. the Romer-G switch is perfect for me. glad I bought this.

For the features this keyboard provides, it makes sense why the price is so high. It comes with the Romer-G mechanical switches; I prefer that over the cherry mechanical switches. The keypresses feel softer and it is good to know that they are more durable than the cherry mechanical switches.

I learnt to type on a desktop. A desktop typewriter, that is. An enormous clunky thing with a key travel that must have been a good 25mm and required a very firm strike to make sure it flung the type head with sufficient force to leave a character on the paper.

Excellent feel; very solid; very useful and controllable backlighting; ability to save and share profiles

Fairly tall so may take a little to get time to get used to

Does what is says great for FPS games very responsive and overall just tops my Corsair and razer keyboard so very happy with this product and will be getting another one for my second setup

If you've read our previous reviews of the G910 and G410 gaming keyboards then you know that although we believe that the Romer-G switches are very good for gaming the lack of tactile feedback and their softer feeling in general make them less suitable for typing and at least for me that's their...

- Solid Build; - Size (Compared To The G910; - Full RGB Key Illumination (16.8m Colors; - Available Effects; - Individual Key Illumination; - Romer-G Mechanical Switches (70M Actuations/Reduced Actuation Force By 25%; - 26-Key Rollover; - Arx Control Integration

- Price (For Some; - No USB Ports; - Does Not Support NKRO (N-Key Rollover

The year 2016 seems to be the year of RGB lighting and Logitech is on this trend as well. Meet the Logitech G810 Orion Spectrum, the company's latest mechanical keyboard. Inside the box is just the keyboard itself and a simple user's guide.

Quiet switches; RGB backlit; Good for typing

Price; Lack accessories

With the resurgence of mechanical keyboards over the years, Cherry has celebrated a great comeback in the gaming market as they've cemented themselves as the leader in mechanical switches.

Simple and successful layout; Full RGB lighting; Media keys; Good slip resistance; Good build quality

Lacks extensive features; Too expensive for what is offered

The Logitech G810 Orion Spectrum RGB Mechanical Keyboard – is the name length necessary? – is sensible and surprisingly slick in its scaled-back design, ticking a lot of boxes that make a gaming keyboard great.

and mentions a limited time pack-in of Tom Clancy's The Division (!!) through the end of March, making this new keyboard even more appealing. My problem with this pricing is that it's actually higher than the Logitech G910 Orion Spark.