Logitech Wired Orion G610 Gaming Keyboard (Cherry MX Brown)

In the box:=============1. Keyboard2. DocumentationNo wrist rest included.No keycap remover included, which is understandable because this keyboard isn't meant to be customised. You can try, though.Installation:=============Plug and play. Optional Logitech software is available for extra customization.Build:=============This is a very well built keyboard. It is completely plastic, but the premium kind of plastic. The top has a matte finish while the edges have glossy surface.The underside has rubber feet plus height adjusting feet. Besides the default flat mode, there are two levels of height available, which is nice.The cable is thick, braided, and very long.The keycaps have a soft surface, and feel great while typing. The letters are clearly visible with the LED turned off.There is no onboard memory in this keyboard, so settings can't be saved.Cherry switches:=============This is the best part. It has Cherry MX brown switches. These switches are meant to be the best of both worlds (work and play) with a tactile bump and not as loud as blue switches. It is recommended you first research which switch is suitable for you.Multimedia keys=============This is the second best part of the keyboard. The multimedia keys are really great. They are not mechanical keys, are rather hard to press, but very helpful. The large rubbery volume wheel is the most useful thing I have had in ages. Other than the play/pause, stop, forward and backward buttons, there also is a brightness button and a game mode button.The game mode button simply locks the windows key when pressed.The brightness button, besides adjusting brightness, can also be used in combination with the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 0 to cycle through various lighting effects. There are 4 levels of brightness, the first being maximum and the last being LED off.Macro keys:=============F1 to F12 key macros customisation is available. You will need the software, though.I dislike:=============When the computer is turned on, the keyboard does the wave-like LED animation. Some may dislike it.Logitech software has something that tries to monitor CPU temperature. It might be nothing, but some, me included, may not like 3rd party software accessing their computers' core hardware.Final words: This is a solid, well built mechanical keyboard with the best variant of Cherry MX switches. Looks elegant and minimalist, which is just what I was looking for. The 'click' feels great, the media keys are convenient, and is built for gaming too.

For months of scavenging and after wasting a lot time and money on cheap keyboards and, regretting it later. All the gizmo stuff which won't last a week, some will work only a few time and then stop working. A FEW TIMES REALLY!!. I needed a keyboard for general purpose and most importantly gaming. Yes..I love gaming which is why i was also was interested in saving up for a good one. Finally, I went ahead and brought one.(One thing I would like mention though, The keyboard Isn't at cheap. At Rs.6,699 even with discounts it is quite a lot of change to spare but you know, you have to spend it if you want one.)So here is a review which I am writing With this very Keyboard!!Pros:1.SOLID BUILD QUALITY!!2.Real PREMIUM components.3.It features The legendary cherry mx (brown) keys pretty decent stuff.4.Die hard classy looks.5.Backlit switches.6.Braided usb cordcons:1.no palm rest.2.Until now I saw some videos regarding about faulty g610 and I did some find some.(You will always find one LOL).I came across none of the problems. The only one I found was that there is a buzz like sound when the back light is toned down(its like a Nokia charger, you have to listen very carefully to observer it).Apart from it the keyboard doesn't have any other problems even software wise so far.Conclusion:Money well spent.You won't regret buying this keyboard . It was the only cherry mx keyboard mechanical I could find apart from the steelseries 6g v2 which I didn't buy because it was way older produced and obviously had lesser features.

It was more of an emotional decision buying this keyboard. I had wanted a mechanical keyboard for a while after having seen lots of reviews & unboxing videos over the last 4-5 years. Please note I am not a huge gamer at the moment.I still think it's simply not justifiable paying so much for what you are getting - it's basically like a novelty piece. Even though the price has come down a bit (for a long time it was above Rs. 10k for quality mech keyboards); it was basically a choice between this model or the Logitech Atlas Dawn which was even cheaper at Rs. 4.5k.Positive aspects:- Obviously the mechanical switches technology, which is of higher quality than rubber-domes and hence longer-lasting.- Very nice feel to type on, very consistent feedback from the keys.- Cherry Brown switches, not too loud but good enough to hear the clicky sounds.- Very nice, classic & elegant look & design; rare to find this in gaming keyboards.- Lighting is in one color only (white), but still this is not a huge issue; you can change the lighting patterns from the software.- I'm using on a Mac; no issues whatsoever in spite of this piece being primarily aimed at Windows OS computers- I like the Volume Roller (very sensitive, works on Mac) & Light Intensity button (upto 4 levels including no light) too!Negative aspects:- The price! As stated earlier, this will be an issue w/ any mechanical keyboard.- Wireless/Bluetooth tech perhaps not compatible w/ mech keyboard tech at the moment.- Compressed keyboards (tenkeyless, etc.) do have their advantages, especially for ergonomic reasons.- Would have liked USB ports in an in-built hub; always find those handy!- After using it for a month, I would not say that the typing experience is miles ahead of quality high-keycaps rubber-dome keyboards (such as some of the older models like Dell SK8115/SK8135 or Lenovo Preferred Pro) or quality scissor-style chiclet keyboards (such as Apple Wired Aluminum or Dell KB216)......nevertheless, overall I am happy that finally a mechanical keyboard + gaming keyboard has been added to my collection :)

Só não dou 5 estrelas porque as teclas não são de pbt.

I am really digging this keyboard... I can't type to save my own life, i have to hunt and peck, but i like the feel of the keys, the weight of the keyboard is nice because it STAYS where i put it and doesn't slide around on the desk... keys are nice and bright... I still haven't fully figured out all the features for the lighting yet, setting it up for different games and whatnot... I love the volume wheel and audio controls on it... overall, I think it's a really nice keyboard, well worth the money... just wish it had RGB backlighting but I knew what I was getting so I'm not gonna be that guy that gives 3 or 4 stars because of that...

I would like to rate this seller with no stars but we all know this is not possible. The seller has sent an expensive item untracked and do not respond to messages regarding reordering or a refund. Disgusted and will not buy from them again

Hello guys,So, I am not a pro gamer. In fact, this Orion G610 Mx Red is my first mechanical keyboard - and I would never go back!This little piece of heaven is more than awesome.I got the white lighting option and I thought it would be a sacrifice not to get the RGB version, but turns out I love the white lights. It makes my setup look more clean-cut and simple. Talking about the lights, the logitech software to modify the light setting is pretty easy to use, plus I can find my logitech mouse in the same little software. Victory! The lettering/numbering on the key caps are not printed on, so the light shines through (yayyy).Concerning the keyboard : the keys are awesome, plus German-engineered Cherry MX Red switches....I don't need to say more *add drooling here*.The plastic DOES NOT feel cheap at all. The key caps DO NOT feel cheap at all. They are not wobbly or anything on the switches.This keyboard is so heavy, except if you smash it while playing, I don't think it will move from its location (also thanks to the little semi-sticky rubber pads underneath it).So, pros : cherry mx switches, heavy, does not slip, quality material, awesome light and key caps design, nice software to set the lights with game profiles available, typing feels like heaven, ready to use, nothing to install (except the light software if you want to, but not essential), price is very acceptable, volume scroll-wheel right next to your mouse hand so easy to adjust in game, and so on.No cons. Just details : I would suggest a wrist-rest as it doesn't come with one, no key-cap puller included.

Después de 3 años con Razer decidí probar los productos de Logitech y en mi punto de vista ha sido una gran mejora.Mi mayor preocupación eran el tacto de las teclas, más que nada por que es mi primer teclado con switches Cherry MX Red. Tengo que decirlo, se sienten rápidas, muy rápidas y ligeras al tacto, es impresionante. Requiere un apoyo mínimo del dedo para presionar la tecla y para que se active tal y como lo anuncian, 4mm de presión y la tecla se activa, es un sentimiento demasiado "ligero" pero a los 2 meses con él me acostumbré y hasta ahorita me ha gustado mi experiencia, sobre todo para gaming.El software para personalizar el teclado y mouse son mucho más completos que los de Razer, utilizan menos memoria RAM y dejan personalizar completamente. Ademas de las animaciones con los leds blancos (que por cierto pasar de un Razer con leds RGB, encuentro el led blanco algo mucho menos estresante o cansado después de algunas horas en la PC), se puede personalizar el nivel de luz tecla por tecla, así pude resaltar las ASDW con un nivel más alto de luz y en uno más tenue el resto de teclas que no usara tanto, mientras todas las que no necesito las apago, 10/10 por eso.En cuanto al envío, la condición del paquete, etc, ni una queja, nada, el paquete estaba programado para llegar en 1 semana, desde Miami, al HUB de DHL en Cincinnati, luego a la Ciudad de México y luego a mi ciudad. Al final el paquete llego en 3 días y excelentes condiciones, no miento, gracias DHL.*Tip: compren una funda contra polvo para guardar el teclado después de su uso. Limpiar la grasa de los dedos y sacar el polvo entre teclas es muy (MUY) tedioso, se los digo yo que tengo 3 gatos, quitar las teclas es un riesgo a romper algun Cherry Switch o alguna tecla y sobre todo el desgaste.