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product_id: 47892355
title: "Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum Illuminated Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, RGB Backlit Keys, Romer-G Tactile Key Switches, 9 Programmable G-Keys, Arx Dual Display Technology, QWERTY UK Layout, Black"
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# 25% faster Romer-G switches 16.8M customizable RGB colors 9 programmable G-keys for instant macros Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum Illuminated Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, RGB Backlit Keys, Romer-G Tactile Key Switches, 9 Programmable G-Keys, Arx Dual Display Technology, QWERTY UK Layout, Black

**Brand:** logitech g
**Price:** € 34.98
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## Summary

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- **What is this?** Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum Illuminated Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, RGB Backlit Keys, Romer-G Tactile Key Switches, 9 Programmable G-Keys, Arx Dual Display Technology, QWERTY UK Layout, Black by logitech g
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## Key Features

- • **Vibrant RGB Customization:** Unlock 16.8 million colors and sync lighting effects across your Logitech G ecosystem.
- • **Dedicated G-Keys for Macros:** Program 9 easy-access keys to execute complex commands instantly and effortlessly.
- • **Seamless Arx Control Integration:** Stay ahead with real-time in-game updates on your mobile device, enhancing your gameplay strategy.
- • **Ultra-Responsive Romer-G Switches:** Experience lightning-fast 25% quicker actuation for precision gaming dominance.
- • **Media & Macro Control at Your Fingertips:** Effortlessly manage music and gaming commands without breaking your flow.

## Overview

The Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum is a premium mechanical gaming keyboard featuring ultra-responsive Romer-G switches that deliver 25% faster actuation. It boasts fully customizable RGB backlit keys with 16.8 million colors, 9 programmable G-keys for instant macro execution, and Arx Control technology for real-time mobile updates. Designed for serious gamers seeking precision, speed, and immersive lighting, it integrates seamlessly with Logitech's gaming software for personalized performance.

## Description

Product Description The Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum is the ultimate gaming keyboard with up to 25% faster actuation than before thanks to the Romer-G mechanical switches. Game at another level with the Romer-G advancements, delivering quiet and precise performance like no other gaming keyboard.The G910 is a fully customisable gaming keyboard with high performance and design featuring nine individually programmable G-keys, for instant access to important commands and macros. And customisation doesn’t end there, the Orion Spectrum lights the future with a choice of 16 million colours, each of which is centrally lit for bright and attractive illumination. Customise colours and programmable keys quickly and easily with the Logitech Gaming Software where you can manage you gaming profiles. Legal Disclaimer Product is sourced and shipped from the European Economic Area (EEA). Product is genuine original from manufacturer authorized distributors.

Review: Fantastic all-rounder without compromise - Having gone through many keyboards in recent years, trying to find my the best all round keyboard for me, this is the one that I would hands down recommend as the best all around mechanical keyboard - the only caveat being the switches and personal tastes in this area. My favourite characteristics are: -Dedicated media keys and scroll wheel volume control -9 macro keys -3 profiles for the macros -Stable customisation software compared to the competition -Comfortable keycaps for typing on and clearly marked -Built like a complete tank -Phone dock (use this all the time!!!) A flaw in many of the competing products at the moment I feel is the amount of effort being put into making it a 'gaming' keyboard, or a 'professional' keyboard. The ASUS ROG Claymore looks like it is being built to military spec to take into war, and it and other similar boards use fonts that look like they have just come out of the latest Sci Fi series on Netflix or something. I personally hate having to rely on a Fn modifier key to enable me to change the volume of my computer with my keyboard, or play and pause songs, so Ducky is out of the question. Though Das Keyboard has a keyboard with a sensible aesthetic that could be fit for the workplace and at home, whilst maintaining most of the media functions that I look for, it is lacking the macro area that is seemingly only found on a 'gaming' board. Customisability of the keyboard interface, be that colours or key functions, is easily achieved with the Logitech G software, with it being stable on both my Windows and macOS computers, something that I have had problems with in the past with Corsair and Razer. I switch between playing games occasionally, typing out long segments of text, and doing CAD work, and having the ability to add a macro in for a specific command line in AutoCAD that is either easily forgettable, or buried within other commands is great. This macro key then pro-actively switching over to sending out a specific ping in Battlefield or League is then very useful. For on the fly customisation, or where you are using a computer that you are unable to install the software on, at work for example, the macro record function and the in built memory mean that you are still able to change the functions of the G keys as and when desired, without being locked into a software suite. It isn't perfect - the switches are not quite as 'magical' as Cherry Blues for example, though I prefer them to Browns, and the aesthetic is still undeniably more 'gamer' like than the Ducky or Das alternatives. But these are small points - the switches are still a total joy to use, Blues are fun sounding and feeling, hence why I like to type on them, but the Romer switch is quieter and almost as tactile, with minimal travel distance, making it a better suited switch for the workplace if you are in an office with other people around. The lights can be turned off as well, leaving you with a board that is larger than conventional boards through all the extra functionality and buttons on the panel, but without looking out of place as much as ASUS or Corsair alternatives might. If you can look past these subjective weaknesses, and want something with all the functions with little compromise, this is definitely worth a look at!
Review: Excellent for gaming and perfect for typing! - Only had this keyboard for a day; I love it! Never have I been so eager to write a review. I purchased this keyboard to replace my Logitech G510 that had ceased to work after 2 years (surprised it lasted that long after the multitude of spillages it was subjected to). The other few brands of keyboards I have tried before this one always disappointed me, often not to the fault of the keyboard but to them not suiting my own preferences. Regardless of how well built, designed and usable a keyboard is - if it doesn't appeal to the way in which you want it to perform under your hands then it will only be a regrettable purchase. This keyboard has excellent mechanical keys that produce the smooth 'clickety-clack' sound you would expect without being too loud, they are soft to the touch and won't tire your fingers. The ability to customize the keyboard is what sold it to me. I spent a fair bit of time finding the right colours to match those of my computer and mouse. Of course, I couldn't justify buying a high-end keyboard like this one for general use. The fast response times and flashy design make it ideal for gaming but I suppose it would also be well suited for typing enthusiasts or anyone who wants to show off. The optional lighting and effects are good for touch typists but would likely cause issues for anyone who looks down at the keys as they type (although with a colour that is easy on the eyes this shouldn't be an issue). The macro keys are conveniently placed out the way and don't look messy like they did with the G510, if you take the time to add some actions to them with the software they can serve to be very useful. Finally, the volume control, pause/play and skip options are a treat for anyone listening to music in the background whilst gaming. Makes it simple and easy to skip songs you're not in the mood for, edit the volume or stop the music completely (important for those intense moments) without having to tab out the game and potentially break the immersion. Excellent for gaming and perfect for extended typing sessions. Definitely recommended!

## Features

- Romer-G Mechanical Key Switches : Play with ultra-responsive keys that are up to 25% faster than the standard
- Customisable RGB backlit keys : Fully customise your gaming keyboard with individually backlit keys and use Logitech Gaming Software to unlock 16.8 million colours and different effects, or synchronise light patterns with your RGB wireless gaming mouse or other Logitech G devices
- Arx Control : Enjoy in-game updates when you connect your iOS and android devices
- Easy-Access To Media : Control your music as well as your gaming straight from your keyboard
- Fully Customisable : Use Logitech gaming software to customise macros to your keys

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01G5Y27VY |
| Antenna Location | Gaming |
| Best Sellers Rank | 15,671 in PC & Video Games ( See Top 100 in PC & Video Games ) 594 in PC Gaming Keyboards |
| Box Contents | Mouse |
| Brand | Logitech G |
| Brand Name | Logitech G |
| Button Quantity | 9 |
| Colour | Black |
| Compatible Devices | PC/server |
| Compatible devices | PC/server |
| Connectivity Technology | USB^Wired |
| Connectivity technology | USB^Wired |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 10,235 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 05099206064287 |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 21L x 50.5W x 3.6H centimetres |
| Item Weight | 1500 Grams |
| Keyboard Backlighting Color Support | RGB |
| Keyboard Description | Gaming |
| Keyboard Layout | QWERTY |
| Keyboard description | Gaming |
| Manufacturer | Logitech |
| Model Name | G910 Orion Spectrum |
| Model Number | 920-008017 |
| Number of Keys | 9 |
| Number of Sections | 2 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Features | Backlight^Backlight type^Full-size keyboard^LED indicators^Numeric keypad^Windows keys^Wrist rest^Yes |
| Recommended uses for product | Gaming |
| Special feature | Backlight^Backlight type^Full-size keyboard^LED indicators^Numeric keypad^Windows keys^Wrist rest^Yes Special feature Backlight^Backlight type^Full-size keyboard^LED indicators^Numeric keypad^Windows keys^Wrist rest^Yes See more |
| Style Name | UK Layout |
| Switch Type | Romer-G Mechanical |
| Theme | Rainbow |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Logitech G
- **Compatible devices:** PC/server
- **Connectivity technology:** USB^Wired
- **Keyboard description:** Gaming
- **Recommended uses for product:** Gaming
- **Special feature:** Backlight^Backlight type^Full-size keyboard^LED indicators^Numeric keypad^Windows keys^Wrist rest^Yes
- **Colour:** Black
- **Keyboard backlighting colour support:** RGB
- **Style:** UK Layout
- **Product dimensions:** 21L x 50.5W x 3.6H centimetres

## Images

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![Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum Illuminated Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, RGB Backlit Keys, Romer-G Tactile Key Switches, 9 Programmable G-Keys, Arx Dual Display Technology, QWERTY UK Layout, Black - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81-I0seMdHL.jpg)
![Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum Illuminated Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, RGB Backlit Keys, Romer-G Tactile Key Switches, 9 Programmable G-Keys, Arx Dual Display Technology, QWERTY UK Layout, Black - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/611wzxihaxL.jpg)
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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: is there a version of this with UK layout?**
A: You need the version ending 8017.

**Q: What are the keys at the most top left hand corner used for?**
A: These are the Memory Bank Keys.  M1 to M3.  Each Memory Bank key allows you to store a Macro or command, script or keyboard sequence to each of the G1 to G9  macro keys.  That gives you a total of 27 assignments that you can programme using the LGS or GHUB software.

The MR key is what you press to record a macro while you are in a game for example.

**Q: build quality of both G810 and G910? Good heavy feel to it?**
A: It's a wonderful keyboard however it sometimes develop a double typing key stroke. This is due to rust on the romer-g switches. All Logitech microswitches suffer from this, from mouse to headsets. Nothing that a squirt of GT85 can't solve on the offending switch. I also love the smell it leaves.

**Q: Can you change the colours on each individual key?**
A: Yes, you can configure each one's RGB values individually as well as the transparent G910 logo in the bottom left.  You can also switch off the lights on individual keys to only highlight those relevant to the game you're playing.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic all-rounder without compromise
*by J***O on 30 December 2017*

Having gone through many keyboards in recent years, trying to find my the best all round keyboard for me, this is the one that I would hands down recommend as the best all around mechanical keyboard - the only caveat being the switches and personal tastes in this area. My favourite characteristics are: -Dedicated media keys and scroll wheel volume control -9 macro keys -3 profiles for the macros -Stable customisation software compared to the competition -Comfortable keycaps for typing on and clearly marked -Built like a complete tank -Phone dock (use this all the time!!!) A flaw in many of the competing products at the moment I feel is the amount of effort being put into making it a 'gaming' keyboard, or a 'professional' keyboard. The ASUS ROG Claymore looks like it is being built to military spec to take into war, and it and other similar boards use fonts that look like they have just come out of the latest Sci Fi series on Netflix or something. I personally hate having to rely on a Fn modifier key to enable me to change the volume of my computer with my keyboard, or play and pause songs, so Ducky is out of the question. Though Das Keyboard has a keyboard with a sensible aesthetic that could be fit for the workplace and at home, whilst maintaining most of the media functions that I look for, it is lacking the macro area that is seemingly only found on a 'gaming' board. Customisability of the keyboard interface, be that colours or key functions, is easily achieved with the Logitech G software, with it being stable on both my Windows and macOS computers, something that I have had problems with in the past with Corsair and Razer. I switch between playing games occasionally, typing out long segments of text, and doing CAD work, and having the ability to add a macro in for a specific command line in AutoCAD that is either easily forgettable, or buried within other commands is great. This macro key then pro-actively switching over to sending out a specific ping in Battlefield or League is then very useful. For on the fly customisation, or where you are using a computer that you are unable to install the software on, at work for example, the macro record function and the in built memory mean that you are still able to change the functions of the G keys as and when desired, without being locked into a software suite. It isn't perfect - the switches are not quite as 'magical' as Cherry Blues for example, though I prefer them to Browns, and the aesthetic is still undeniably more 'gamer' like than the Ducky or Das alternatives. But these are small points - the switches are still a total joy to use, Blues are fun sounding and feeling, hence why I like to type on them, but the Romer switch is quieter and almost as tactile, with minimal travel distance, making it a better suited switch for the workplace if you are in an office with other people around. The lights can be turned off as well, leaving you with a board that is larger than conventional boards through all the extra functionality and buttons on the panel, but without looking out of place as much as ASUS or Corsair alternatives might. If you can look past these subjective weaknesses, and want something with all the functions with little compromise, this is definitely worth a look at!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent for gaming and perfect for typing!
*by H***E on 7 August 2017*

Only had this keyboard for a day; I love it! Never have I been so eager to write a review. I purchased this keyboard to replace my Logitech G510 that had ceased to work after 2 years (surprised it lasted that long after the multitude of spillages it was subjected to). The other few brands of keyboards I have tried before this one always disappointed me, often not to the fault of the keyboard but to them not suiting my own preferences. Regardless of how well built, designed and usable a keyboard is - if it doesn't appeal to the way in which you want it to perform under your hands then it will only be a regrettable purchase. This keyboard has excellent mechanical keys that produce the smooth 'clickety-clack' sound you would expect without being too loud, they are soft to the touch and won't tire your fingers. The ability to customize the keyboard is what sold it to me. I spent a fair bit of time finding the right colours to match those of my computer and mouse. Of course, I couldn't justify buying a high-end keyboard like this one for general use. The fast response times and flashy design make it ideal for gaming but I suppose it would also be well suited for typing enthusiasts or anyone who wants to show off. The optional lighting and effects are good for touch typists but would likely cause issues for anyone who looks down at the keys as they type (although with a colour that is easy on the eyes this shouldn't be an issue). The macro keys are conveniently placed out the way and don't look messy like they did with the G510, if you take the time to add some actions to them with the software they can serve to be very useful. Finally, the volume control, pause/play and skip options are a treat for anyone listening to music in the background whilst gaming. Makes it simple and easy to skip songs you're not in the mood for, edit the volume or stop the music completely (important for those intense moments) without having to tab out the game and potentially break the immersion. Excellent for gaming and perfect for extended typing sessions. Definitely recommended!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brilliant keyboard but it's not perfect with a few annoyances
*by T***Y on 29 December 2018*

Having used a Corsair K70 RGB Cherry MX Red for the last 3 years I decided that it was time to buy a new keyboard. It actually took me quite a long time to get used to the K70 simply because the Cherry Reds didn't seem the best for typing on and I initially made way more typing errors than normal. The main reason for me deciding to get a new keyboard was due to how loud the Corsair K70 with Cherry Red switches were, especially when bottoming out. This was very noticeable late at night if I was working and it really was difficult to type quietly on that keyboard. I decided that I still wanted a mechanical keyboard but needed something quieter if possible. Mechanical keyboard? Quieter? Yeah... definitely not 2 words normally found in the same sentence although Logitech's Romer-G switches kept cropping up as being much quieter than Cherry switches. Logitech had a few gaming keyboards to choose from that had Romer-G switches but I really liked the multimedia controls on the K70 and used the volume control a lot so I really wanted that functionality again. That pretty much narrowed it down to just the G910. I read up a bit and the G910 Orion Spectrum keyboard received generally favourable reviews with most of the criticisms being related to the feel of the Romer-G switches compared to Cherry switches. I think if you are used to Cherry switches then the Romer-G switches are going to be a drastic change and some people simply won't like them. I wanted to see how different they are and decided to buy the G910 Orion Spectrum and managed to get it for a good price too. On arrival I was a little disappointed with the product packaging. The photo of the keyboard on the outer sleeve looked like it had been printed on an inkjet printer with blocked nozzles and was printed on paper thin card! Not a great start for a keyboard with an RRP of £159.99. The box was relatively heavy though which suggests the keyboard itself might be sturdy. Not much else in the box other than the keyboard and a small instruction and warranty pamphlet. The keyboard is quite heavy and feels sturdy. It is entirely plastic construction on the outside though, unlike the K70 which had a brushed aluminium body and felt considerably more premium. The cable is not braided - not a deal breaker but all my other Logitech products have braided cables and for the sake of a few pence it seems a little mean to leave this off a flagship product. There is no USB pass-through on this keyboard - I only mention it because my K70 did have this feature but then again it consumed an additional USB port on my PC. On the plus side the cable is quite thin and should be easy to route. After plugging the keyboard in I booted up my PC. The keyboard's RGB lighting sprung into life, cycling through the colours of the rainbow from left to right. Very pretty, I guess, but definitely not very subtle! Also an unusual choice for default lighting I would have preferred a static colour especially as this cannot be changed without the Logitech Gaming Software running. There is a button to turn the lights off altogether but then the keys are quite hard to make out in low light. After Windows booted the keyboard was detected automatically by the Logitech Gaming Software, which I already had installed. I did not need to install any additional drivers for Windows 10. As for typing on, while I agree they do feel quite different to the Cherry MX Reds I was used to, I personally prefer the Romer-G switches. They are certainly a lot quieter than the Cherry Reds and I find them much easier to type on. I don't think they feel as smooth to actuate as the Cherry keys but after a few days of using them I really like them now. The keyboard has no on-board memory so it cannot store profiles for your G-key configuration or your RGB lightning. This means it requires the Logitech Gaming Software to run otherwise it's a basic keyboard with annoying default RGB lighting. If you are running an OS that doesn't have this software then you may struggle to get the most from this keyboard. There's plenty of configuration options for the RGB lighting and the latest Logitech Gaming Software allows to create some really cool custom stuff - you can also download profiles other people have made. Not all buttons on the keyboard can have their colour changed though. The 3 M-keys in the top left are orange, the MR-key in the top left is red and all of the media keys and Caps lock/Scroll lock/Num lock lights in the top right are blue. The RGB LEDs have a blueish hue to them so it's not possible to make a pure white colour. The light does not bleed from underneath the keys like on the K70 and I think it looks cleaner as a result. I had a play around with the 'G' key profile stuff which seems quite cool and would be really beneficial in MMO games and other applications where macros would be useful. I'm not playing any games that would benefit from them at the moment so I probably won't use those keys just yet. It wasn't a selling point for me anyway. One thing that really annoyed me and needed changing was the 'G5' key in the bottom left, next to CTRL, was mapped to F5. I accidentally hit it more than once and it refreshed my browser window when I didn't want it to. Thankfully it was easy to remove the assignment in the Logitech Gaming Software. I love still having a thumb roller for the volume control although it doesn't feel anywhere near as nice as the one on my Corsair K70. If I tap it it rattles a little too so I hope that doesn't cause issues further down the road. The ARX Dock Release is simply awful and very poorly executed too. It's basically a cheap light blue plastic wobbly tray that's completely different colour to the rest of the keyboard and also has no charging capability for your mobile. The idea is that you sit your mobile phone in it whilst running the Logitech ARX Control app to get different stats during games etc. but I don't this isn't going to be good for your battery or screen on your mobile phone. It would have been best left off the keyboard altogether instead of it being one of their main selling points! Just to clarify something that confused me initially was multiple versions of the G910. The G910 Orion Spectrum is a revised version of the G910 Orion Spark. The Orion spark has odd shaped keys and quite an ugly looking wrist wrest. I don't think some of these were well received by the community but it does look like Logitech listened to their users and made some changes to the G910. Overall I really like this keyboard but it is let down but a few things. At this price point this should be the perfect keyboard but it's not. Hopefully Logitech's next flagship gaming keyboard will be closer to perfection. Pros: - Very heavy and sturdy despite being made of plastic - Romer-G Tactile switches are nice to type on (I much prefer them to Cherry MX Reds now) - Romer-G switches seem considerably more quiet than Cherry MX Reds, even when bottoming out - 9 programmable G-keys which when combined with the M-keys provides 27 unique functions (Logitech Gaming Software required) - Thumb roller volume control which is much nicer than pressing + and - buttons. It's not as nice as the Corsair K70 one though. - RGB lighting is very flexible (Logitech Gaming Software required) - RGB lighting doesn't bleed out from the under the keys like on some other keyboards such as the Corsair K70 RGB Neutral: - USB cable is not braided - No USB pass through on the keyboard - I would have preferred the W,S,A and D keys to have standard looking caps on them with the 'G' caps supplied as extras Cons: - No on-board memory to store profiles so the Logitech Gaming Software has to be running at all times otherwise the G-keys and RGB lighting settings do not work - Without the Logitech Gaming Software the RGB lighting defaults to an aggressive rainbow effect. You can turn the lighting off completely with one of the buttons but then the keys are really hard to see in low light. - Non-RGB LEDs for the Media keys (blue), M-keys (orange) and MR-key (red). - The ARX Dock Release is simply awful!

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