Logitech G410 Atlas Spectrum

usability, durability, price, size, design

91% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Striking physical design ; Beautiful, colorful backlighting ; Small, light and portable.

Unwieldy software ; Key switches feel so-so ; Expensive.

The Logitech G410 Atlas Spectrum offers a comfortable design and colorful lighting, but the software needs a little work.

It’s very clear and apparent that the Logitech G410 is a small and stylish option to those looking for a desk-space saving mechanical keyboard, but does it really do enough for its £120 price tag to be justified as a good value option? There is a lot...

Romer-G switches are excellent.

Expensive.

- Romer-G - TKL design - beautiful RGB - less crazy than G910 - Build quality This thing is very well built! I don't understand why people complain about the build quality. It's amazing how Logitech has managed to build it so sturdy while keeping it...

- non-braided cable, not a problem for me - terrible for typing, which is expected

It is what it says on the tin; a tenkeyless mechanical keyboard. I've been waiting for a decent RGB TKL MKB for some time now and this seemed like the best option for the simple fact the LEDs are centered to evenly illuminate the keys. I find the...

I prefer TKLs with the numpad. Since numlock toggles between the arrow/home/end/insert/delete/page-up/page-down keys and the numpad; I see no need for that section of keys on "standard" keyboard layouts since it's redundant to have those functions both...

Small form factor TKL Custom Romer G switches Great keyboard for gaming RGB lighting Function media controls Full N Key Roll Over 2 year warranty

Asymmetrical wrist rest that is fixed Keyboard feels flimsy Made of plastic only Non braided cable No audio or USB pass through Slight ringing when keys bounce back

PERFECT...I am legally blind and use it on my lap on a leather recliner and the lower number of keys makes it just the right size. I also "touch type" and just love the feel of the keys....which are still blurry to ME but much, much more legible so I...

It's probably me, but I'm unable to change the colors of the keys but it's still ok though as they are fine the way they are.

LED changeable lights via the software. Smallest keyboard I have ever used. Easy to pack and move. Mechanical switches feels great for typing and gaming.

Small keyboard, no ten key numbers. Cell phone holder is just a plastic stand. Little under whelming

RGB lighting, short throw mechanical switches, quality key caps, n-key rollover.

Awkward non-removable wrist "rest", cheap build quality, rubber key stoppers, no metal key mounting plate.

I hate the "tactile' response with most gaming keyboards. I think it's pointless and noisy. These Romer-G keys are perfect for just that reason. Nice, quiet, and functional. The actuation at 1.5mm is definitely noticeable. The key is barely halfway...

I've smaller hands, so keys this size always feel a bit too big for me. Though, the 1.5 actuation strokes make up for this. Nothing do dock an egg over