One thing I had to get used to was the sheer size of the G910 as I was pretty comfortable with a compact keyboard since I didn’t need anything larger than that to write my stories. I went from the Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard K760, which is nowhere near a gaming keyboard, to the G910 Orion Spark, so the learning curve was extremely difficult for me. I write a lot of words on a daily basis, so having a comfortable keyboard is extremely important to me. One of the most important aspects of any keyboard is how it feels. The G910 certainly has a lot of bells and whistles, so how does it perform? That’s exactly what we’re here to find out in our review. The G910 also features nine programmable G-keys and a slide-out tray that allows its user to place their phone into, which can then use the Arx Control app to display additional information to whatever it is their playing. The G910 features mechanical keys that use Romer-G switches, instead of the industry popular Cherry switches, for improved durability, as well as its improved actuator speed and its intelligent illumination.īut that’s not all this keyboard features as it’s illuminated by RGB lighting for every key, which means you can create some unique visual effects that will make you the envy of any LAN party, or at least those who ever get to see your keyboard in person. Logitech announced its G910 Orion Spark back in September 2014 as a keyboard that is specifically geared towards gamers.

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