[Prime] Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum Mechanical Keyboard (QWERTY UK Layout) $121.37 Delivered @ Amazon UK via AU

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imranauz on 15/10/2020 - 01:18 amazon.com.au (689 clicks)
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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
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

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  rokufan on 15/10/2020 - 01:28

  The UK layout looks the same as US. Is that correct? Maybe they used wrong product images.

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    imranauz on 15/10/2020 - 01:36

    +2

    This video explains all the differences
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wt1DL1fO6Zs

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      rokufan on 15/10/2020 - 01:40

      Thanks, I am aware of the differences. If you look at the listing images though it looks like US layout.

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      kingofthenorth on 15/10/2020 - 01:55

      +1

      Thanks - I would be all over this if it was the US layout.
      If you zoom in on the most recent review pic, you can just make out that it is the UK layout and not US.

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        rokufan on 15/10/2020 - 01:58

        Good catch. Deal breaker for me.

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    ozziekhoo on 15/10/2020 - 08:36

    +1

    Just FYI They often use the product images for the US keyboard and then use this for all their advertising, box images etc. it’s kind of like how car ads say “overseas model shown” so they don’t have to shoot the same ad with different cars multiple times.

    There is usually a sticker on the keyboard box denoting which layout it is.

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  ironpaw on 15/10/2020 - 01:36

  This or razer black widow elite?

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  ThatsCheap on 15/10/2020 - 01:41

  +6

  Big OOF with this keyboard, I bought it for $200+ and it developed a double click issue that was driving me insane for months where it would randomly press one of the keys you're pressing twice extremely fast. It always happened in a way where it felt like I was doing it accidently too, so I never googled the issue until one day I caught it definitely doing it by itself. After googling the issue I found out it's very common with this keyboard, and some other Logitech mechanical keyboards. Returned it to JBHiFi after a year of frustration and they knew about the issue and took it without further questions and I switched to Corsair.

  So although this is actually the cheapest I've ever seen this keyboard, if you do want it, I recommend at least getting it locally in case it does develop these issues so you can return it for refund or warranty. I know Amazon is great at returning items short term after purchase, but I've never tried returning something after a year for example. So not sure how they handle their warranty issues long term.

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    incipient on 15/10/2020 - 06:54

    +1

    I had five of the LEDs break on mine, and the plastic trim is coming off. Very low build quality on these it seems.

    Mine died about 2mo after warranty expired so no joy from logitech on a replacement.

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    solidussnake on 15/10/2020 - 07:19

    +1

    Yeah mine did the same but after 4 years, emailed Logitech who took 3 weeks to say to do a firmware update but it was already up to date and to talk to place of purchase (pretty sure that's illegal under ACL) so got the HP Omen mechanical deal last time I big Logitech crap that's for sure

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  FiscalSleuth on 15/10/2020 - 02:06

  Came here just in case US version was found cheap somewhere. I currently use the G910+ as my daily and have had it almost 2 years as my primary office keyboard. Never missed a beat. I bought it after having the G710+ and liking that. In fact, I still have that one and it is set up on another work desk. The macro keys for short cuts to folders/programs and to prefill text like emails or business names is just brilliant. Wish I could get my head around using the 3 memory sets you can do.

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  ozvictor on 15/10/2020 - 07:57

  +1

  Uk layout oos

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  vvaaa on 15/10/2020 - 08:31

  I've always had logitech gaming keyboards. This model caused me sharp pains in my wrist and arms due to being high profile. I used keyboard wristpads and lowered my desk to try alleviate the pain but it was unbearable. My son uses it now and he doesn't seem to have an issue. I now use the g915 which is low profile and had no issues.

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  mwahahaha on 15/10/2020 - 09:47

  It's showing $269.28 for me :-(

  Looks like it's out of stock

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  twister292 on 15/10/2020 - 12:12

  +1

  I have one of these. About 3 years on, 2-3 of the LEDs are not working properly (it seems to use an RGB LED triplet under each key), and now some keys won't light up blue, only red, green or yellow…

  The finish on some keys has worn off too.

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  odgaf on 15/10/2020 - 19:28

  ive had my g10 for 4 years now, i dont use many of the functions, one of my gkeys snapped off, 2 of my keyboards letters are starting to wear, i just realised after reading other comments in this post that i sometimes suffer from the double press with keys i and o, it comes and goes

  ive abused this keyboard, ive dropped it, smashed it, spilt things on it, smoke over it pulled the wire umpteen times shes never let me down, shes bigger and heavier than any other keyboard on the market, shes a big girl

  different sets of keys have different shapes, which for me are a dealbreaker now im used to them, the hyperscroll volume button is sublime and the lighting is bright and 16 million colours available to each of its keys,
  the keys are almost silent on the downstroke and only click quietly on the upstroke, the reverse of all other mechanical keyboards its very satisfying

  ive typed millions of words and hardcore gamed on it seeing your keyboard flash red and blue when the police chase you in gta5 is never boring

  my next keyboard will be a g910, at just over a hundred bucks its a complete bargain