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Logitech
A wired mechanical gaming keyboard with Romer-G tactile switches, per-key RGB lighting, 125 keys, nine programmable G-keys, dedicated media controls, 113-key anti-ghosting.
The Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum is a full-size wired mechanical keyboard designed for competitive PC gamers. It includes a detachable palm rest and a built-in smartphone dock for ARX Control app integration. The unit connects via USB and supports Windows, macOS, Chrome OS and Android platforms. No mouse is included in the package.
Exclusive Romer-G mechanical switches provide a tactile actuation point up to 25 percent shorter than standard mechanical switches for faster response. The keyboard offers 113-key anti-ghosting protection to reliably register simultaneous inputs during intense sessions. Nine programmable G-keys allow custom macro creation for complex commands. Dedicated media controls handle volume and playback instantly.
As a wired USB peripheral, the keyboard draws minimal power directly from the host system with no external supply required. Mechanical Romer-G switches are engineered for quiet operation compared to clicky alternatives. The aluminium alloy top case aids passive heat dissipation during extended use. One AA battery powers optional lighting features when USB power is limited.
| Brand | Logitech |
|---|---|
| Name | G910 ORION Spectrum |
| Keyboard Interface | USB |
| Design Style | Gaming |
| Palm Rest | Yes |
| Mechanical Keyboard | Yes |
| Key Switch | Romer-G |
| Keyboard Color | Black |
| Backlit | RGB |
| Dimensions | 1.40" x 19.90" x 8.30" |
| Type | Wired |
| Mouse Included | No |
| Operating System Supported | Windows 7 or latermacOS X 10.10 or laterChrome OSAndroid 3.2 or later(Optional) Internet access for Logitech G HUB. Advanced settings require G HUB 8.96 or higher. Refer to LogitechG.com/downloads (Logitech G HUB) for details. |
| Features | Romer-G TactileThe choice of top esports professionals, Romer-G switches deliver quiet, precise mechanical performance with incredible feel and durability. G910 features the tactile variant with discernible actuation feedback.LIGHTSYNC RGBLIGHTSYNC RGB lighting reacts to the in-game action of many titles, including highlighting key bindings, automatically. Customize brightness and color to match your style, system and environment. Select from a full spectrum of approximately 16.8 million colors and synchronize lighting animations and effects with your other Logitech G devices. Custom |
The Romer-G tactile switches actuate 25 percent sooner than standard mechanical switches, giving a quicker response with a distinct tactile bump that reduces finger travel during fast inputs.
The wired USB interface provides plug-and-play operation with no battery dependency and no wireless latency, while the cable length and port placement determine desk routing flexibility.
The keyboard measures 1.40 inches tall including the attached palm rest, so measure your shelf clearance; the unit also spans 19.90 inches wide and 8.30 inches deep.
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