Logitech K840 Mechanical Keyboard with Romer G mechanical Switches for PC

Pros: has similar feel to the old pre-1995 keyboards

Overall Review: I am in the process of replace all of my non-mechanical keyboards with this (K840) or the G613 would be nice if there were keyboard + mouse combo to conserve USB ports (on older systems)

Pros: it can be used at 12 volts

Cons: no num lock led

Overall Review: solid as a rock

Pros: -Switches, key presses feel great -Excellent industrial color scheme -No RGB

Cons: -USB pass through would have been a nice feature, but that’s typically a feature on more expensive mechanical boards

Overall Review: Not much more to say, this keyboard looks and feels exceptional.

Pros: Well made Good price Easy to clean

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: Great and will update if changes

Pros: great product works nice soft clicky sound from keys download software to make shift lock and num lock application to work, nice clean layout and bright white letters on keys.

Cons: no indicator lights on keyboard for num lock and shift lock application appears on screen. hard to get used to not having indicator lights on keyboard. NO NORMAL INDICATOR LIGHTS, frame and top of keyboard NOT aluminum looks like plastic NOT HEAVY DUTY. Keys work as advertised.

Overall Review: AVERAGE High End Keyboard HIGH PRICE , NOT WHAT I EXPECTED FOR THAT PRICE RANGE.

Pros: + Elegant + Not too showy + A nice font on the buttons + Nice & strong metal backing + The grip on the bottom is great. + The Romer G switches are quiet. This keyboard has the sound reminiscent of Perfect dark 64.

Cons: - No num lock button - No volume roller. I love the one on my G810

Overall Review: I don't know why people talk about the key cap letters rubbing off eventually. I had a logitech membrane keyboard that I used for 15 years and the letters were fine, and it worked perfectly. Honestly I think membrane keyboards get better the longer they are used because the domes get softer, on the other hand though the plastic parts may wear. I retired that board because the cable was fraying. This mechanical one has been great. It takes some learning to use one right, and your fingers may be tired the first day or two. It feels less sloppy now that I am used to it. The trick is to push the buttons only slightly down and try to never bottom out.

Pros: easy to keep clean, I have cats! I like the feel of the mechanical keys. simple layout, no crazy assortment of keys.

Cons: none

Pros: Price Keycaps Appearance

Cons: Maybe starnge sound of springs

Overall Review: It was my first mechnical keyboard so maybe my impressions not very truly, but it looks realy good and clear. I can recommend it for people, who dont need RGB and Cherry MX but they need really good mechanical keyboard.