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Logitech G110 Gaming Keyboard

The G110 features 12 programmable G-keys and three M-keys that provide up to 36 single keystrokes, multi-key macros, or intricate LUA scripts. The G110 automatically detects games and allows you to create custom G-key profiles for every game you own, and you can quickly disable the Windows and Context Menu keys, also is compatible with both Macs and PCs.

Based on 10 reviews

Excellent:

3
Good:

5
Average:

1
Bad:

1

Pros

Customisable backlighting; Dedicated macro keys; Onboard USB audio device; Convenient media keys
This gaming keyboard has a fairly balanced set of features.
Intuitive creation of powerful macros, Gaming Mode switch disables the Windows key, Sensible keyboard layout with media controls, Built-in USB audio for headsets, Built-in USB 2.0 port, Connected by a single USB cable, Backlighting is brighter than the G1
Lovely action, Lighting adds a personal touch, GSeries profiler is simple to use, Can disable Windows key, Macro keys well positioned and simple to assign on the fly.
Good tactile response, Macro buttons, Media functionality, Comprehensive software

Cons

Overpriced; Cheap polydome switches; Hard wristpad; Mediocre build quality; Has the tactile feel of an entry-level keyboard
It's a little expensive for what you get.
Custom backlighting limited to shades of blue and red, Hole in numpad creates a backlighting hot zone...
Flimsy wristrest, Mic and Audio 3.5mm jacks would have been better placed on the side of the keyboard, £70 isn't cheap.
May take a little adjusting, as with any new keyboard

By TechTree on July 07, 2011

Expert Review Type: Polydome switchBacklit: YesMRP: Rs 4245Street Price: Whenever I look at an expensive keyboard, the first thing I check for is if it uses high-quality mechanical switches, and not dome switches. Manufacturers do not choose the...

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By Tech Olive on November 22, 2010

Logitech has been — and still is — a solid choice for computer peripherals and accessories. We even went as far as saying that their G19 was “the highest stage of evolution currently on the market for gaming keyboards” in our...

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By TopTenREVIEWS on June 01, 2010

It's basically a G15v1 without the LCD...

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By Everything USB on April 19, 2010

Logitech's G110 is a worthy successor to the G11 keyboard for macro junkies who don't have a need for an LCD display but want all the other frills gaming keyboards have to offer. The only disappointment to be had is that by the omission of a...

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By 3DXtreme on April 18, 2010

The Logitech G110 is another great product in an ever increasing product line. I’ve seen the G110 selling online for about $65, MSRP is about $80. The G110 is a little more affordable than the G15 series from Logitech but delivers some very useful...

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By Trusted Reviews on April 07, 2010

The mark of a good keyboard - like a good butler - is that you shouldn't notice its presence. It may be the main intermediary between PC and user, but generally it's only when something goes awry that a keyboard gets noticed - often right...

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By HEXUS.net on March 22, 2010

Before we begin the review of Logitech’s latest middle of the range G110 keyboard, it’s worth noting that I have never reviewed any of the company’s previous keyboards so won’t be making comparisons. The G110 is Logtiech's...

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By HardwareHeaven on February 10, 2010

As a replacement to the popular G11 keyboard, the G110 comes in at the bottom of Logitech's gaming keyboard range. It boasts a number of decent features; the macro buttons offer a good level of configuration and the built-in USB audio offers a...

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By Gaming Nexus on January 26, 2010

As one who uses Logitech keyboards, I never did review the G11 from Logitech but it was pretty much the G15 sans LCD screen. Well, the G11 was getting long in the tooth and it's time to put it to rest with a successor. In comes the G110 that takes...

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By Rbmods.com on December 10, 2009

The Logitech G110 is a solid, well-rounded gaming keyboard with a useful set of buttons and comprehensive software. The programmable buttons work great in game, but can also increase office productivity. The wrist-rest is a great way to avoid carpal...

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