Pros: Fackin sweet keyboard my dudes, the armrest is worth the price alone

Cons: i'm drowning in possy since i bought this

Overall Review: Buy one if you need one

Pros: This feels heavy, that means it's solid. The metal build gives it strength... gives it power to defeat your enemies. If someone attacks me I can use this keyboard as a weapon no problem. The RGB is very evenly and brightly lit. They GX Brown keys feel great. The USB pass through is perfect for putting my Logitech mouse receiver, keeping the signal close so the radio waves don't get tired from traveling through the air.

Cons: Work on your bicep curls while you're waiting for this in the mail.

Overall Review: I do love this keyboard, it feels good and looks great since it looks like a regular keyboard. It doesn't look I'm trying too hard to appear like a gamer with a bunch of craziness on it.

Pros: Simplistic, clean, easy to clean and sounds great!

Cons: They didn't add an indication for the Num-Lock being on. Which is why I didn't give this 5 eggs.

Overall Review: It's definitely a very simplistic and clean keyboard with an easy to clean base. Keys might be hard to push if you don't type as hard as I do (brown). But other than that the sound, feeling, and texture of the board are spot on. Worth the price. Will last awhile. Only problem is the lack of a Num-Lock indication light.

Pros: + Cool LED patterns built in w/o need to install any software + Nice padded wrist rest - and I consider the 'detachment' from the keyboard a feature! + Compact size + Solid construction and robust cables

Cons: + Doesn't lay perfectly flat - shimmed it with pad of postit notes to prevent minor rocking + Space bar 'feel' isn't to my liking - Wish the top front edge edge of key was rounder as thumb tends to lay on the square edge - Bottom front edge of key is 'sharp' and raised well off the body, so thumb tends to rub it frequently. - Doesn't have same 'solid' feel as other keys (not unusual for space bars)

Overall Review: Overall it's a very good keyboard, and I believe it's going to give me years of service. I've used Logitech mice and keyboards and for decades and always been happy with their designs and most importantly reliability of their products. I have mixed feelings on the Romer keys, but honestly don't have other keyboards to make a fair comparison. This is also my first 'linear' keyboard - wondering if I'd been happier with tactile. I love newegg and shopping online, but I do wish I'd gone to local stores so I could try out a number of mechanical keyboards before making the purchase - not sure in a side by side typing test, I would have chosen this keyboard or key style over some of the others on the market.

Pros: super comfortable,best for gaming. easy to clean. high ends materials.

Cons: after a long use i didn't find any cons. I do not recommend the gx blue keys for typing,it noisy.

Overall Review: is just perfect keyboard!. i'm very satisfy!

Pros: Romer switches are so soft and responsive LED look so nice without the under-key bleed. I kinda thought I liked that effect on my Corsair RGB mechanical but this is much cleaner.

Cons: No support for Overwolf! I was very surprised considering this is one of Logitechs best RGB keyboards with soundsync technology. I contacted Overwolf and they said they will have profiles available for this keyboard when they can get their hands on it from Logitech.

Overall Review: Romer vs. Mechanical ~ I don't enjoy the loud tick of mechanicals and used dampeners on my Corsair. Even my linear Romer switch has a nice indicator that I feel like I'm hitting the keys with out the clickity-clack. They also have a bit of resistance when pushing them like they want to reset and that helps prevent me from fully down pressing the key.

Pros: Very well made.

Cons: Secondary characters like @,#,$,%^&*(<>? are not illuminated even though they are clearly illuminated in the photos. I called Logitech support after a long hunt for their phone number and was told that the keyboards with the GX Clicky Blue switches do not have this feature. I was told that the other 2 version of this keyboard do. So now I have to pay shipping and restocking fees of $30.00 to return it and order the one with linear tactile switches. Very difficult to program.

Overall Review: I would not recommend this keyboard. Very disappointed.

Pros: - Tactile bump is satisfying af - Romer-G switches - Finish is very classy - RGB, customizable through Logitech's gaming software (one of the best on the market) - That wrist pad though! So comfy! - Comes with extra ''gaming'' key caps that are more angled with a nice key cap pulling tool - Has a USB (2.0) pass-through

Cons: Nothing really. I don't mind not having dedicated media keys like everybody else is whining about. The keyboard is going for a very classy stylistic gaming look and I wouldn't have it any other way. No extra ''gaming'' macro keys, no bolony.

Overall Review: Previously, I had been using a Corsair K95 Platinum for a year and I could never really get used to the linear MX speed switches. I constantly kept making typos as the keys really didn't need any weight to register. I didn't mind them as much when gaming but I never quite liked them either. Before that, I had been using my good ol' Logitech G11 keyboatd for over 10 years. I didn't even know what this ''mechanical'' keyboard craze was all about before 2017. Anyway, I decided to give Logitech another try as they never disappointed me and boy am I glad I did it. Those Romer-G Tactile switches are right up my alley. Love the tactile bump. Typing and gaming has never been better.