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BrandLogitech
Item Height
6.1 centimetres
Item Width22.7 centimetres
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Hard Drive InterfaceUSB 2.0
Technical Details
- Custom-colour character backlighting* lets you easily locate the correct keys, even in the dark
- Integrated USB audio with separate headphone and Microphone jacks and mute buttons
- Twelve programmable G-keys
- Hi-Speed USB 2.0 hub port
- Use the game/desktop mode switch to disable the Windows/Context Menu keys
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Product Description
Ready to step up your game? The Logitech Gaming Keyboard G110 gives you what you need to customise your setup, communicate more effectively and execute complex commands easily. Locate the correct keys – even in the dark – with backlighting colours you can select and assign*. Strategise with teammates and trash-talk enemies using the integrated USB audio. Configure up to 36 single keypresses or complex macros per game on the programmable G-keys. Use the MR key to record new macros on the fly*. Connect your gaming mouse or flash drive to the Hi-Speed USB 2.0 hub port. Disable the Windows/Context Menu keys with the game/desktop mode switch. Your game won't be interrupted until you're ready to call it quits. * Requires software installation.
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Logitech G110 Gaming KeyboardUSB20 Black 12 programmable Gkeys custom colour backlighting integrated USB audio and Hub removable palm rest and intelligent cable management 920002241 Keyboards Keyboards
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this keyboard in the hope that I could combine a great gaming keyboard with a great typing keyboard (I'm a programmer). This has turned out to be Almost the case.
First the good. The macro keys are good and easy to set up and use for quick gaming situations and repetitive tasks. The windows disable key is great and I love the volume slider(?). The ability to plug a headset and a mouse into it, and the extra long cable are awesome when playing using my tv as a monitor and the media controls are useful.
Now the not so good. The macro keys are placed in such a way that you will have to overcome some pretty ingrained habits if you're a typist, like feeling out the control button in the bottom left corner for example, you'll end up hitting the macro key quite a lot. I've had this keyboard for over 6 months now and I'm still not used to it. It is also at too shallow an angle and will need to be propped up with a couple of books or something.
I also found that when typing on it for long periods of time that it would become unresponsive and drop characters. When I use my mac keyboard with my (windows 7 64- bit) pc, I don't have the same problems so it's either a problem with the hardware or the drivers but it makes it almost unusable for typing. This is a real shame as it really is quite nice to use once you get going on it.
Overall it seems like it might be one of the best gaming keyboards out there but as I said, it's not perfect
First the good. The macro keys are good and easy to set up and use for quick gaming situations and repetitive tasks. The windows disable key is great and I love the volume slider(?). The ability to plug a headset and a mouse into it, and the extra long cable are awesome when playing using my tv as a monitor and the media controls are useful.
Now the not so good. The macro keys are placed in such a way that you will have to overcome some pretty ingrained habits if you're a typist, like feeling out the control button in the bottom left corner for example, you'll end up hitting the macro key quite a lot. I've had this keyboard for over 6 months now and I'm still not used to it. It is also at too shallow an angle and will need to be propped up with a couple of books or something.
I also found that when typing on it for long periods of time that it would become unresponsive and drop characters. When I use my mac keyboard with my (windows 7 64- bit) pc, I don't have the same problems so it's either a problem with the hardware or the drivers but it makes it almost unusable for typing. This is a real shame as it really is quite nice to use once you get going on it.
Overall it seems like it might be one of the best gaming keyboards out there but as I said, it's not perfect
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
The most important thing I think you need to know about this keyboard is that the keys are smaller and closer together than usual. This is because, while keeping to the standard qwerty board size, Logitech have added twelve programmable buttons to the left of the main layout. I thought this would be a stumbling block for me; when I first started using it I was always holding the wrong button down to use a "Ctrl" combination. However, three weeks in I hardly notice the difference, and I'm certainly no great typist.
The keyboard illumination can be switched three different colours, which are also effectively "modes". This simply means that you can program the keys differently each time, say one for flight simulators, one for online etc. For me at least, the pros greatly outweigh the cons. Being a fan of flight simulators, I always seem to run out of keys to bind controls to, so the twelve keys are a great help when the game engine seems to have taken all the "normal" keys up. The keys themselves are comfortable to use with just the right level of resistance.
There is also a built in sound card and usb port which I thought I'd never use, but if I'm listening to music over, say, playing a strategy game, I have found myself controlling the volume with the wheel on the board without having to flick to desktop, so I can hardly complain!
In short then, top notch gaming board that while a little expensive, is in my humble opinion money very well spent.
The keyboard illumination can be switched three different colours, which are also effectively "modes". This simply means that you can program the keys differently each time, say one for flight simulators, one for online etc. For me at least, the pros greatly outweigh the cons. Being a fan of flight simulators, I always seem to run out of keys to bind controls to, so the twelve keys are a great help when the game engine seems to have taken all the "normal" keys up. The keys themselves are comfortable to use with just the right level of resistance.
There is also a built in sound card and usb port which I thought I'd never use, but if I'm listening to music over, say, playing a strategy game, I have found myself controlling the volume with the wheel on the board without having to flick to desktop, so I can hardly complain!
In short then, top notch gaming board that while a little expensive, is in my humble opinion money very well spent.
24 of 25 people found the following review helpful
This is a reasonable gaming keyboard for those who don't need the LCD of the G19. With programmable keys, color backlighting, and USB headset emulation, you get a functional gaming keyboard for the money.
As there are plently of reviews about this keyboard's features and strong points, I felt inclined to tell you about the out-of-the-box impression and negative points as well:
I got the G110 to replace my Saitek Eclipse II gaming keyboard, and was very surprised to find that the G110 was not better - my expectations were set high especially as Logitech products usually get very good reviews.
My initial out-of-the-box impression was that the G110 looked cheap and plasticy in comparison to gaming keyboards around the same price bracket.
The G110 is not very solid to hold or type on; I'm not sure it will last me very long knowing that this keyboard will get a lot of hard use during my game playing. It's not that heavy either; so it moves about when I'm typing if the surface is slightly uneven as my desk is.
The G110 keys are compact and close to each together (the added G keys make it worse); it feels cramped and I'm mis-typing a lot as I type this review. I'll probably get used to it.
The G110 key backlighting is not really bright enough; unless you pick a very bright colour like red or your room is very dark.
The G110 keyboard tilt feet are not long enough to raise the back of the keyboard to make much difference to the angle; it feels flat even with the feet down.
The G110 Windows-key disable switch is useful to have but it's very stiff to move; to the point that the effort needed to move the switch makes the keyboard move as well.
I'm sure I'll get used to the G110 eventually; it just lacks the wow factor that I was expecting.
Review Update:
I've owned my G110 keyboard for over 3 months now. Put a rubberised mat over my glass computer desk to stop the G110 from slipping; it feels very solid now. Over 200 hours of games playing and many more hours of general use. I've got used to it's peculiarities - even the odd layout and added macro keys don't annoy me now. Backlighting is not very bright but it is just about good enough. I didn't bother raising the back of the keyboard - got used to it being flat. I can now say that this is a very good keyboard for gaming - and up my score to 4/5. :)
As there are plently of reviews about this keyboard's features and strong points, I felt inclined to tell you about the out-of-the-box impression and negative points as well:
I got the G110 to replace my Saitek Eclipse II gaming keyboard, and was very surprised to find that the G110 was not better - my expectations were set high especially as Logitech products usually get very good reviews.
My initial out-of-the-box impression was that the G110 looked cheap and plasticy in comparison to gaming keyboards around the same price bracket.
The G110 is not very solid to hold or type on; I'm not sure it will last me very long knowing that this keyboard will get a lot of hard use during my game playing. It's not that heavy either; so it moves about when I'm typing if the surface is slightly uneven as my desk is.
The G110 keys are compact and close to each together (the added G keys make it worse); it feels cramped and I'm mis-typing a lot as I type this review. I'll probably get used to it.
The G110 key backlighting is not really bright enough; unless you pick a very bright colour like red or your room is very dark.
The G110 keyboard tilt feet are not long enough to raise the back of the keyboard to make much difference to the angle; it feels flat even with the feet down.
The G110 Windows-key disable switch is useful to have but it's very stiff to move; to the point that the effort needed to move the switch makes the keyboard move as well.
I'm sure I'll get used to the G110 eventually; it just lacks the wow factor that I was expecting.
Review Update:
I've owned my G110 keyboard for over 3 months now. Put a rubberised mat over my glass computer desk to stop the G110 from slipping; it feels very solid now. Over 200 hours of games playing and many more hours of general use. I've got used to it's peculiarities - even the odd layout and added macro keys don't annoy me now. Backlighting is not very bright but it is just about good enough. I didn't bother raising the back of the keyboard - got used to it being flat. I can now say that this is a very good keyboard for gaming - and up my score to 4/5. :)
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Logitech G110 keyboard
Used at work in low light environment where the backlit keyboard makes typing much easier. The fact that you can set up 3 different colours of lighting and easily swap between them... Read more
Published 1 month ago by FWsThoughts
Excellent Keyboard - Minor Faults
The keyboard is brilliant for everyday use and gaming - the macro keys and headphone/microphone sockets are also very useful. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Mr. T. Watson
Not bad, but didn't quite meet my expectations
I've always liked logitech stuff, but this keyboard didn't quite meet my expectations.
The keys are very high, which I wasn't expecting, so that took a little... Read more
The keys are very high, which I wasn't expecting, so that took a little... Read more
Published 4 months ago by S. Crowder
Functional, but a little dim
This keyboard works well for every use i've thrown at it so far. The macro keys work well, especially the "on the fly" macro record feature, the inbuilt sound card is a god send as... Read more
Published 4 months ago by OutOfExile
Takes a while to get used to but soon grows on you.
The keyboard feels a little firm at times and makes a springy noise when typing as i am now. Its an okay size but sometimes feels cramped when playing some games. Read more
Published 4 months ago by faisal
logitec g110 keyboard
a huge dissapointment, i was really pleased when i plugged it in, it was fine, and glowed nicely, however after 3 days it went dark and cannot be persuaded to light up again, so i... Read more
Published 5 months ago by g v tiller
Review
Overall i was happy with my purchase, the macro keys are fine the software and adding drivers was installed easily, works perfect for my gaming needs and the lock for the windows... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Battledroid
Great Product
I bought this Keyboard as a gamer and it's worth every penny ! Maybe is more usefull for Rpg than FPS but, still, a good keyboard !
Published 6 months ago by Roberto Schwibbert
Not just for gaming!
I bought the keyboard to replace a standard keyboard that was starting to give trouble. I like the feel of the keys, and once you are used to the extra "G" keys on the side it's... Read more
Published 8 months ago by Pete J
Disapointing
I bought this key board as a replacement for an ergonomic Logitech I'd been using for so long the lettering on the keys had started to fade. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Rob
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