Great, but expensive

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.

Review: Logitech G810 Orion Spectrum gaming keyboard

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

This is the best ever keyboard I've bought - I've had expensive Razor ...

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.

Amazing

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

I brought this keyboard for the back-lit keys. Cons: 1. The key back lighting has a really bad flicker to it, making it hard to look at the keyboard. 2. The key sounds are not a s nice as other mechanical keyboards. 3. The key back-lighting programming is not flexible enough. e.g.