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March 2016
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The editors liked
Comfortable ergonomics
And sensible desktop footprint
Romer-G switches are responsive and make less noise when compared to other mechanical switches
Outstanding Full RGB backlighting experience with intuitive software
ARX Control App integration to mo
Good feel
Highly customisable lighting
Reasonably quiet for a mechanical keyboard
Excellent feel
Very solid
Very useful and controllable backlighting
Ability to save and share profiles
Classy looks
Premium feel
Romer-G keys are nice
The editors didn't like
Lack of USB pass-through may be an issue for some people
Bit pricey
No dedicated macro keys
No USB ports
Fairly tall so may take a little to get time to get used to
Abstract: There has been a bit of a shake-up in the mechanical keyboard market over the past couple of years. For quite a while, most gaming keyboards with mechanical switches defaulted to using Cherry MX keyswitches. Cherry switches are great, but recently a few c...
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Published: 2016-11-12, Author: Jeff , review by: venturebeat.com
A lot of people are going to have a bad first impression of the G810 because they aren't used to the Romer-G keys. But if you aren't immediately turned off, you should consider this keyboard because it does everything else Logitech provided GamesBeat w...
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 Integratio
Price (For Some), No USB Ports, Does Not Support NKRO (N-Key Rollover),
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...
Published: 2016-07-07, Author: Victoria , review by: pcmag.com
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
Logitech's G810 Orion Spectrum is a low-key, high-quality, customizable gaming keyboard that's better suited to occasional players than serious gamers...
Published: 2016-05-04, Author: Terry , review by: wegotserved.com
Compact, stylish design suitable for grownup gamers and pro desktops, Solid, robust quality with innovative design touches, Downloadable game profiles provide enhanced illumination features
Logitech Gaming Software could be improved, Limited library of game profiles available, Lacks wrist support
Overall, the Logitech G810 Orion Spectrum is a robust, high-quality peripheral that gamers are going to love. At $159.99, it's certainly an investment, but as soon as you pick up the keyboard, or spend any time using it, you'll feel the kind of quality an...
Excellent lighting across the board, Soft tactile ROMERG switches, Comprehensive software package;
No wristrest included;
Logitech has managed with the G910 to bring one of the most popular RGB backlit mechanical keyboards to the market, with an architecture and design built from scratch. The G810 uses the same technology but in a more classical design, and with fewer featur...
Lighting effects can be synced with those of a compatible Logitech mouse, Excellent media controls, Superb lighting
No dedicated macro keys, USB pass-through, or palm rest, Different switch-type options would be appreciated
The G810 Orion Spectrum boasts fine media controls, slick lighting, and superb software. Only its lack of a few features we'd expect at its price point keep it from a top recommendation. Read More…...
Abstract: For the past 10 years, with a few exceptions, I've called the Microsoft Ergonomic 4000 my keyboard of choice. I've bought probably nine or 10 of them over the years, hammering through one every couple years thanks to hours and hours of daily typing. One o...
Elegant design, Great performance, Comfortable keys, Gorgeous backlighting
Some software oddities, Not the fastest for typing
The Logitech Orion Spectrum is a beautiful keyboard with a lot of smart features to suit a wide variety of gamers. The Romer-G keys are a love-it-or-tolerate-it proposition, and I have a few quibbles about the software and typing experience. Otherwise, it...
At first, I was on the fence about the company's new gaming keyboard, it was smaller and missing the palm rest. I was afraid that the keyboard would be too delicate for me to travel with and also withstand the daily wear-and-tear I usually put my keyboard...
