VPN: 920-003887Logitech G710 920-003887 Plus Mechanical Keyboard
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 Rating: Review Date: 06/07/13 |
Logitech G710 920-003887 Plus Mechanical Keyboard
Cons:- Keys have questionable build quality- Dust MAGNET- A little too expensive for what I got
Pros:- It's actually quiet (!) as far as mechanical keyboards go.- Several different lighting settings; can light up just the WASD keys- has a 'Disable Windows Key'- Media control keys- Sturdy volume rocker |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/31/13 |
Logitech G710 920-003887 Plus Mechanical Keyboard
Cons:A bit on the expensive side
Pros:Customizable, looks great Comment:
Great gaming keyboard. Love the MX Browns, just a perfect in-between for gaming and typing. Did not get LED problems with my unit, unlike others users elsewhere on the Internet say. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/08/13 |
Logitech G710 920-003887 Plus Mechanical Keyboard
Cons:none!
Pros:Fast response, sturdy construction, feels very good to type on Comment:
Great keyboard, very nice to type on, the individually backlit keys look really nice and it is a very sturdy keyboard. Also I got this at the warehouse sale for $85! |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/04/13 |
Logitech G710 920-003887 Plus Mechanical Keyboard
Cons:-Orange around the Gkeys unnecessarily excessive-Volume control is a little stiff.
Pros:-Feels good-Functions well-All keys including Gkeys are mechanical(unlike the K90 this is replacing)-Attractive.-Very bright to very dim variable back lighting-Cherry MX browns(this gamers switch of choice) Comment:
Great keyboard and its about damn time Logitech woke up and make a mechanical board. I am an avid Battlefield(and other things) player and can say making the jump from membrane to mechanical is a good choice for everyone. Depending on your personal preference and play style, different switches give you some freedom of choice. Cherry MX Browns offer a light throw with a light bump which I personally find is best for fast presses in game with a good feel when typing. My last board, a Corsair K90(also a good board) has MX Reds which offer a light throw with no bump and I found I would occasionally start strafing because I pressed D without realizing it. For the record, if you like a heavy bump and "cack" sound go with blues and if you like to put some force into pressing your keys than blacks may be best.In short, this is the best keyboard I have owned this far. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/01/13 |
Logitech G710 920-003887 Plus Mechanical Keyboard
Cons:Price
Pros:High quality, fully mechanical, backlit. Comment:
The Logitech G710+ Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is a great keyboard for those who are in the market for a high quality Cherry MX Brown desktop keyboard.Notable features include the programmable G-keys and bright dual-zone backlighting.Great for both gaming and standard use. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/27/13 |
Logitech G710 920-003887 Plus Mechanical Keyboard
Cons:So far, so good, easily the best compared to what is available on the market. Only thing I've ever touched that felt as good is the Filco keybaords.
Pros:Solid & robust. Beautiful soft white back-light that emanates brilliantly. Adjustable levels. More than enough macro ability. Comment:
Easily the best back-lit mechanical keyboard I have ever owned in my life. I buy about 10+ keyboards a year for my business, all back-lit or mechanical ones, for the last 7 years consecutively and never have I been more impressed with one keyboard.Buy it on sale, as it comes on sale often. Beautiful roll-bar for adjusting the volume that feels high-end and glides beautifully. Adjustable light levels.Glossy orange accent around your macro key's, looks so good with my MMO7 black/orange mouse. WASD lights up separately and you can adjust those levels different from the rest, pretty darn nifty for gamers.What more can I say? Excellent weight. Wrist-rest is detachable and is more than ample.. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/03/13 |
Logitech G710 920-003887 Plus Mechanical Keyboard
Cons:-kinda pricy but thats with all mechanical keyboards
Pros:-quieter than other brown switch keyboards-feels great as usual from logitech Comment:
One of my best purchases yet. keys feel great and now i type 10wpm faster. bought it from logitech directly. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/31/12 |
Logitech G710 920-003887 Plus Mechanical Keyboard
Cons:- Cables not braided- Cherry MX brown keys does not seem as tactile as other brown keys (e.g. Razer)
Pros:- Full multimedia suite on keyboard- Fully mechanical keyboard- Dual-zone backlighting- High-quality construction- Quiet- High-quality gloss- Wrist rest Comment:
After using this keyboard for a couple of days, I believe it is a top quality mechanical keyboard with a full multimedia suite without the need of using a function key. It's great if you want a quiet tactile gaming keyboard. However, if noise isn't an issue and you want the best typing experience, I would go for a keyboard with Cherry MX blue key switches (i.e. vs. brown keys)The macro recording is intuitive to use and the gloss isn't a fingerprint magnet. It is more expensive than other mechanical keyboards out there, but you can't go wrong with this keyboard.I would've liked to see a braided cable for such a high-quality keyboard, but I'm just nitpicking.For more information, check out Linus's first look at this keyboard: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUI-htHPUpM |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/22/12 |
Logitech G710 920-003887 Plus Mechanical Keyboard
Cons:- not a whole lot of customization with the Logitech gaming device software- macro key on the far left sometimes mistaken for ESC button
Pros:- The "click" sound isn't as loud as expected, coming from a Logitech wave keyboard- many levels of backlight adjustment- volume adjustment scroll Comment:
Purchased directly from Logitech with discount.Sexy keyboard with all the features I wanted. Cross shopped against other brands such as Flico and Ducky but it's always missing one or two feature that I am looking for. |
These Cherry Brown keys are quieter than Cherry Red/Black/Blue because these keys have a rubber band around the bottom, to prevent you from bottoming out with too much force.Build quality is questionable, because the plastic that the keys are made of aren't that thick. My left Ctrl key comes off, which shouldn't happen after only 6 months for a $170 keyboard.In the past I've never minded glossy surfaces that attract dust, but it's starting to bother me. There are matte surfaces too, but the gloss attracts dust like a statically charged little brother.Overall, it's a good keyboard... when the keys are intact. Since I spent $170 on this, I'm expecting better build quality