Logitech G410 Atlas Spectrum TKL mechanical gaming keyboard

[HEXUS]

With its Romer-G switches it is said to be 25pc faster than rival mechanical keyboards.

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[MrFawlty]

Since when does $129.99 become €149? Even with 20% sales tax added on, at current rates, it is €139. Typical US company greed again. Looks a nice keyboard tho

[AlexKitch]

I don't really like these keyboards that look like they've come off the bridge of the Star Trek Enterprise. Much prefer cleaner, more premium looking keyboards - like the Corsair K70

[Neostar]

Damn that looks good

[plexabit]

Since when does $129.99 become €149? Even with 20% sales tax added on, at current rates, it is €139. Typical US company greed again. Looks a nice keyboard tho

I don't know how Logitech has things set up, but it might just be a simple supply/demand curve. More demand, more infrastructure for their company stateside. It does seem like a steep difference but as an American I'm not complaining

[Ttaskmaster]

I don't really like these keyboards that look like they've come off the bridge of the Star Trek Enterprise. Much prefer cleaner, more premium looking keyboards - like the Corsair K70

Starship Enterprise, if you please...
That would be the Saitek Cyborg V7, anyway - Looks like it belongs on the 1701-D!!

But what are Logitech playing at, lately?
They go make a great gaming keyboard like the G19... but now just seem unsure whether they want to rip off MadCatz-Saitek or rip off Roccat!!

[AlexKitch]

Starship Enterprise, if you please...

I hang my head in shame

[dfour]

That would fit my desk perfectly and go with my logitech mouse.

[azrael-]

Since when does $129.99 become €149? Even with 20% sales tax added on, at current rates, it is €139. Typical US company greed again. Looks a nice keyboard tho

I'm with you on the greed and the skewed European prices (whether they are in EUR or GBP), but Logitech is and always has been a Swiss company. More shame on them for screwing us over.

Apart from that I don't quite like the looks of the keyboard so I wouldn't be in the market for one anyway.

[AGTDenton]

I really like Logitechs G710+ so much I bought a 2nd in case my main one died in the future. Exceptionally good to type with and really good to game with. A very good all rounder and couldn't now go back to non mechanical.
However from what I've read/watched about the Romer keys I'm not convinced it would be a good all rounder. I get the feeling it will be very good for gaming but not typing partly due to the design of the key shapes. Also unlike cherry mx switches where there is a choice of switch types it seems there's only one choice with the Romer G. It is lucky the G710+ is mx brown but I think Logitech should offer some more choice with their key types. It is a slight shame that Cherry decided to give exclusivity of RGB to Corsair as I think it's stumped the market a little.