Logitech finally comes up with mechanical gaming keyboard, G710+

[vesseblah]

Didn't you used to have a Steelseries 7G, vesseblah? Hm. I distinctly remembered something alike that.

Had G15 for few years, but it's the first keyboard I've broken in a long time. G110 now for year and half but it's getting increasingly dirty. And I've gotten totally hooked on the excellent physical media keys which was part of why K90 or G710+ were only real choises this time around.

[jmacphee9]

as i opened the link before i read the thread, i guess i thought the same thing as everyone else. "damn thats expensive"

[Mozu]

without extra bells & whistles.

This thing has pretty much every bell and whistle you can fit on a keyboard. Macro keys, media keys, backlighting, Orange highlights, wasd/arrow colored keys. Makes me wonder what you consider "bells & whistles".

[vesseblah]

Makes me wonder what you consider "bells & whistles".

LCD screens, break-away sections and glowing logos.


Backlighting and some macro buttons are expected from a gaming keyboard today and both are things I like as long as those aren't overboard.