ROMER-G FTW! Love the minimalistic look. Doesn't give off the "gaming" keyboard vibe, but definitely performs as such.

Coming from a wireless HP keyboard that worked off the 2.4Ghz frequency where every little thing interrupted it's signal and I had so many mistypes that it's not even funny, in fact it's downright infuriating. The G1810 is a great keyboard, I love the Romer-G switches. This is the best keyboard I've ever had.

I first purchased the G213 Prodigy gaming board, and wasn't satisfied with the software, nor that the wrist wrest was built in. This keyboard is great. Customize your RGB right down to individual keys. The roller for the volume is great. I love that the media buttons are more uniform on this keyboard.

Fans of Cherry Switches, will like the alternative ROMER-G's. Honestly, I don't feel much a difference between different kinds of switches, but after using this keyboard for months I don't know where I'd be if I couldn't program different modes and lighting patterns/groups for macros while editing or playing games. The software is easy to use and the keyboard is easy to clean and responsive! Can't go wrong if you're thinking of purchasing this keyboard.

I love the switches, they are perfect for gaming and the illumination looks better than Razer and Corsair's offerings. Good software, no bugs, but it could use some more features.

This switch actuates with the force of a cherry mx red, but it actuates .5 mm before it, which is better for gaming, Also has a little tactile bump, which is just enough to be noticed, but not enough to become irritating or distracting. I'd recommend if you find it on sale.

I really like the minimalist approach. The keyboard doesn't do anything too fancy but still seems to support some useful (yet to be explored) features.

Love the clicky noise I get from this keyboard haha. The customization you get on this board is awesome.

RGB mechanical keyboard that really looks and feels great. The software is solid. The special lighting effects are pretty eye popping although I'll only ever turn them on to show off to people; there are very distracting! What I was looking for was RGB lighting were the key shines only through the key letters and doesn't bleed around the sides, multimedia controls, macro abilities, and of course mechanical. I paid a premium as this keyboard is hard to find and the newer model has those Tron looking keys that I hate the look of. Sticking with my Deathadder Elite to go with it. I tried the new MX518 and the G703 and found them to be too small/uncomfortable. Which sucks because I'm on my 4th or 5th Razer mouse now.

Note that this keyboard is discontinued so it is hard to find and if you want it NEW be prepared to pay a markup for it. I paid $50 above RSRP and bought the last one Amazon had at the time.

One week in: This is replacing a Das Keyboard 4 Ultimate which itself is $200. Looks stunning in the dark; my natural habitat. I have two of these now. Great feel and the Logitech software is great.

First mech keyboard so I cannot speak to the quality much. I think it feels quick and easy to use. The RGB is kept under the keycaps because of the switches design and it looks very clean and is not in your face. I enjoy the volume scroll wheel as well and the other media playback keys for listening to music. Logitech software is great and easy to use. No fancy wrist rests or USB pass threw but I am not sure I would use them.

Switches on this are great. Need to get a wrist support though. Really starting to like it a lot the more I play CS GO with it.