Logitech Orion Spark G910 (920-006422)
 | Outdated Product 13 338 ₴ Connection: wired; Type: for game; Form factor: standard (ANSI), with Numpad; Key profile: vysokyi; Switch technology: mechanical; Switches: Romer-G Tactile; Additional keys: 13; Programmable keys: 9; Volume control: wheel; Game mode; Lighting: RGB; Lighting effects; Interface: USB; Size (mm): 505x244x36 |
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play (for kids), optical-mechanical, wired, standard (ANSI), with Numpad, additional keys: 14, with macros, backlight, USB port, RGB backlight
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Embedded ARX Control App
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Series Logitech G Series (gaming)
gaming, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, overhead, closed, wireless, Bluetooth, radio channel, 20 – 20000 Hz, 45 Ohm, battery: up to 18 h
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gaming, Playstation 4/5, Nintendo Switch, overhead, closed, combined, 3.5 mm, Bluetooth, radio channel, multichannel, 20 – 20000 Hz, 38 Ohm, battery: up to 50 h
gaming mouse, wireless, radio / wired, USB A, with memory, buttons: 4, programmable, + wheel, sensor 32000 DPI, wireless charger
play (for kids), mechanical, Bluetooth / radio / wired, compact (ANSI), without Numpad, additional keys: 3, backlight, RGB backlight
gaming, overhead, closed, wired, detachable cable, 3.5 mm, 2x3.5 mm, USB A, 2 m, multichannel, 20 – 20000 Hz, 35 Ohm, battery: with case + for PC, 1.5 m for phone
gaming mouse, wired, USB A, with memory, buttons: 5, programmable, + wheel, RGB backlight, sensor 8000 DPI
play (for kids), mechanical, Bluetooth / radio / wired, compact (ANSI), without Numpad, additional keys: 8, backlight, RGB backlight
gaming, overhead, closed, wireless, radio channel, multichannel, 20 – 20000 Hz, 39 Ohm, battery: up to 29 h
gaming mouse, wireless, radio / wired, USB A, buttons: 4, programmable, + wheel, sensor 25600 DPI, wireless charger
play (for kids), membrane, wired, standard (ANSI), with Numpad, additional keys: 9, backlight, water resistance, RGB backlight
gaming, Playstation 4/5, Nintendo Switch, overhead, closed, wired, detachable cable, 3.5 mm, 2x3.5 mm, USB A, 2 m, multichannel, 20 – 20000 Hz, 32 Ohm
gaming mouse, wireless, radio / wired, USB A, with memory, buttons: 4, programmable, + wheel, sensor 44000 DPI, wireless charger
play (for kids), mechanical, wired, compact (ANSI), without Numpad, additional keys: 1, backlight, RGB backlight
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One of the pros I'd mention is the shape of the keys. At first, they might seem extremely uncomfortable, but over time you get used to them and understand their "quirk." There's a volume wheel. Normal backlighting, bright, Russian letters are clearly visible. 2 stands included. Well, I think that's all. Due to its designer shape, the keyboard is significantly longer than its counterparts... I thought I'd get used to it... but after 6 years, it still hasn't grown on me. It has too many macro keys, which also contribute to its length. The phone stand is useless... I've never used it. The mounts on the stands are very flimsy... in the summer, or really whenever my hand slightly sticks to the stand, it comes off when I move my hand during a game... it's not super annoying, but it is a hassle to keep fixing it. Fortunately, it attaches just as easily as it comes off. After 5 years, the tab, shift, control, del, and a keys (software-wise) stopped working. Took it in for repair, and it seemed fixed, but after a month, the d key started registering double hits, and 60% of the a key presses wouldn't register, and the g key began to double hit too. In shooters, it means you can run back and forth, and sometimes, if you're lucky, to the right... forget about the left. It boosts skill and kills nerve cells, simply put, playing is unreal! use Logitech Orion Spark G910 more than year |
Exactly two years later (it started after the end of the warranty, 3 days later! CONSPIRACY :)) double-clicking half of the keys appeared, some keys need to be hammered directly! gentle operation I DO NOT PLAY, I DO NOT EAT AT THE TABLE, I DO NOT SPILL ANY LIQUIDS! Most likely the contacts have oxidized. I liked everything, but it doesn’t work! Double click use Logitech Orion Spark G910 more than year |
A chic keyboard, it's not for work, it's for games, and I think it's a topper for games! I bought it and have no regrets! I'm happy as an elephant! Comfortable beautiful clear! not available just bought Logitech Orion Spark G910 i recommend it should buy |
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ARX Control
The screen of the mobile device will display information about the game, information about the state of the system and other important data. The Arx Control app enables second screen technology, while the adjustable keyboard stand further expands the range of possibilities with compatibility with iOS® and Android™ devices.*
The screen of the mobile device will display information about the game, information about the state of the system and other important data. The Arx Control app enables second screen technology, while the adjustable keyboard stand further expands the range of possibilities with compatibility with iOS® and Android™ devices.*
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Big, not very noisy switches, key travel is like blues (in terms of weight) requires getting used to, reliable at 6.5/10 oh and the "uniqueness of the switches" didn't impress me... not better than Cherry but not [censored] like Kailh.