Logitech G710+

Hey man if you need a keyboard I can give you mine! I have a Logitech g710+ with your name on it if you want it

Volume wheel stopped working after about 6-8 months. Palm rest is broken on one side. I've been using this keyboard every day for just about a year. It was great while all its bits were intact. The mechanical action is great. I've never owned one before. Edit: Found out how my volume wheel broke. Sh...

My old Logitech keyboard was the g710+ and it had this disgusting glossy plastic all over it that made it feel cheap, The headset I had was a 200$ POS that felt extremely plasticy (cheap feeling plastic) Had some kind of loose screw inside and the on/off switch would distort the audio as I turned it on. It broke after just 5 months and I took good care of it.

Starting Point I've had this keyboard for just over a week and feel like I can give it an honest review. I'd like to start with a few things to keep in mind while reading my review: 1. This is my first mechanical keyboard. The only previous experience that I have with them is a Cherry POS keyboard t...

So my first (and only) mechanical keyboard is my trust Logitech G710+. I got it as a review sample back before it publicly released, and it's been my daily driver ever since.

Update Saturday September 20, 2014 The rate of key breakage seems to be leveling off. Since February I have only had one more key break off (F12) as soon as a key starts taking more than one tap to register, you can figure its done and you might as well change it. I've been using Max Keyboard blank ...

Got really tired of my Logitech G710+ due to how bulky it was. Came into this sub and looked things up.

First of all, I wasn't really planning to purchase this model - I already have a good mechanical keyboard by another brand and don't really need another one, but as a fan of mechanical keyboards and "not a fan" (to say it very mildly) of Logitech's keyboards I was very curious to try this particular...

After a long history of using tactile switches (other than my original Noppoo Choc Mini 84 with linear, I went logitech g710+, Das Keyboard 4, AJAZZ k870t over the past 10 years), on a whim I bought a crappy <$20 clicky board last week for a backup... and I've really fallen hard. While I've always hated clicky switches for whatever reason, it has been so much more satisfying to type on.

This is my first mechanical keyboard, and while it performs adequately as a keyboard, I'm a bit underwhelmed in regards to the supposed superior feel of mechanical keyboards. Granted I bought this a few weeks ago, so I'm willing to grant that it may be an issue of getting used to it. Overall, it's a...