Logitech G710+

7 reviews

Jun, 2013

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 7 reviews from magazines and websites. Reviewers really like the design. The usability is also mentioned favorably. There are some less positive views about the value for money.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Keyboards the Logitech G710+ is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 98/100 = Excellent quality.

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Expert review by: Brian Westover (pcmag.com)

Logitech G710+ Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

Logitech has been making keyboards for years, and gaming keyboards for nearly as long, but it's been noticeably absent on the mechanical keyboard front, opting instead for the less expensive silicone dome switches. This all changes with the Logitech...

Dual-zone backlight. Programmable macros with swappable profiles. Built-in media controls and volume knob

Pricey. Plastic construction. Detachable wrist rest detaches too easily

The Logitech G710+ gaming mechanical keyboard is a solid gaming keyboard that offers some of the best features for gaming, but cheap construction makes the price feel excessive.

Nov, 2012

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COMPUTER SHOPPER - GOOD FOR GAMING

Expert review by: David Murphy (computershopper.com)

Logitech G710+ Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

Ah, mechanical keyboards. If you'll allow this reviewer to wax personal for a moment, switching from a membrane keyboard to a mechanical keyboard (there really is no better way to characterize these devices) is as much an act of nostalgia as of...

Satisfying typing feel ; Beautiful backlighting ; Supports major button-mashing ; Customizable function keys ; Sturdy feel

Backlight partially gave out early in testing ; Pricey for its features ; No USB hub ; Flimsy wrist rest

Logitech's entry into mechanical keyboards is a pricey, backlit gaming model that looks and feels great, but it could deliver a bit more value for the money.

Dec, 2012

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Logitech G710+ Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

After almost dying out, then re-emerging as boutique items for snobs, mechanical keyboards are experiencing a sudden surge in popularity as people realize the advantages they have in keyboard feel and longevity over the traditional rubber dome or...

Cherry MX Brown key switches nicely balance regular typing with gaming ; Dual illumination zones highlight WASD and arrow keys ; USB pass through ; Heavy keyboard won't slide around under intense gaming ; On the fly recording of simple macros

More expensive than competing keyboards ; Only six macro keys available at any one time (without switching) ; Reversed standard/shifted legends ; No documentation included with the keyboard

Keyboard and mice are some of the most "individualized" components in your computer system. As such, different people will prefer different keyboard layouts, functions, and "key feels". In any case, mechanical switch keyboards are significantly more...

Oct, 2012

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Editor's Choice!

Expert review by: Rob Williams (techgage.com)

Logitech G710+ Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Review

No - your eyes are not deceiving you. Logitech has finally released a mechanical keyboard, going by the name G710+. It uses CHERRY MX Brown switches backed with sound dampeners, has 100% backlight coverage, includes six G macro keys and also dedicated...

It goes without saying that the best possible peripheral review would come from using the product for a few weeks or even a month, as it's the best possible way to discover any potential quirk. Generally, this is exactly how we go about things.

Oct, 2012