Logitech G910?

[Saint Chewy]

I have an old Logitech G710+ that I have had going on 3 years now. I am sort of itching to upgrade. Currently looking at possibly getting the G910. I do love how its RGB and the new logo matches with my G502. I was looking at possibly getting the Corsair k70, but I am sort of OCD when it comes to my PC stuff and want everything to match lol. 

 

If anyone can let me know their experiences with the keyboard, I would greatly appreciate it!

[NanneyGoat]

I have an old Logitech G710+ that I have had going on 3 years now. I am sort of itching to upgrade. Currently looking at possibly getting the G910. I do love how its RGB and the new logo matches with my G502. I was looking at possibly getting the Corsair k70, but I am sort of OCD when it comes to my PC stuff and want everything to match lol. 

 

If anyone can let me know their experiences with the keyboard, I would greatly appreciate it!

 

I don't own the G910 but I have tired the board once.   Fantastic switches, horrible keycaps.  

[Saint Chewy]

I don't own the G910 but I have tired the board once.   Fantastic switches, horrible keycaps.  

 

Yeah I was considering purchasing the traditional keycaps, just not too crazy on how much they want for them

[Hvdflorida]

The G710 is a joy to type on though. I tried a G910 at a store display and the wrist rest ruins the typing experience... at least they shoulda made it removable. 

[Wolf_Lbh]

Yeah I was considering purchasing the traditional keycaps, just not too crazy on how much they want for them

Are you sure they fit? Logitech uses their own switches so unless they are special keycaps for logitech Romer-G switches they will not fit. (Personally I would get the Corsair. Aluminum board for solid construction, proper mechanical switches that are not some made up randomness, and keycaps that fit human fingers as opposed to the alien nonesense logitech keycaps are made for, and you can switch the keycaps on corsair if you want)

[YongKang]

Are you sure they fit? Logitech uses their own switches so unless they are special keycaps for logitech Romer-G switches they will not fit. (Personally I would get the Corsair. Aluminum board for solid construction, proper mechanical switches that are not some made up randomness, and keycaps that fit human fingers as opposed to the alien nonesense logitech keycaps are made for, and you can switch the keycaps on corsair if you want)

Logitech made replacement keycaps for this keyboard. It cost 40$. Oh bummer!

[Pyrokeet]

I own a g910, the keycaps are kinda meh at first but once you get used to them its an amazing keyboard and I would buy it again if It came down to it