It really does look like a nasty lump of childish plastic. I think I'll continue to wait for the Corsair keyboard with the Cherry MX RGB switches which must be due for a release sometime soon. On a side not though, I do like Logitech's Arx tech... I wonder if you will be able to use it without the keyboard through a wireless connection to the network?

You can customize the colors of all of the keys. This keyboard can be as ugly or as nice looking as you make it. That's pretty cool. The MX Brown switches (as on the 710+) have a comparatively shallow actuation point as well. I wonder how the Romer-g's is different? Does the Romer-G switch provide any tactile or audio feedback like the MX Browns do? Something that seems pretty gimmicky to me is the way Logitech tries to incorporate a visual experience through their keyboard. In this case it's through a phone app with the phone docked on the keyboard. I'm sorry but to me looking down at a screen on my keyboard while I'm gaming is kind of like texting and driving. I have to re-orient my vision when going from one to the other. I never like the integration of a display on the keyboard. It offers little to no value and it must add quite a bit to the production cost of the keyboard that is always gladly passed on to the buyer. I guess the improvement with this keyboard is you use your existing phone. That makes a little more sense than paying for the integrated screen you don't look at that much. Other than that, if the switches have a good feel, I may pick one up.

Way too expensive for just a little lighting. I am fairly confident in having all my keys the same color, thanks, don't want to spend so much money...

Which one K70 or K95? I was looking at the K95 but the Corsair store doesn't even list it yet.

The Corsair K70 RGB is complete garbage. I just bought one and I am very unhappy with the purchase. I probably should have browsed their forums before purchase. They keyboard freezes, meaning it doesn't register keys sometimes. The software keeps freezing and crashing, and it's a pain in the ass to use. The illumination key stopped working on the keyboard, and you have constantly unplug the keyboard to reset it. Owned it for 2 days and I hate it. Never had issues with my Logitech G15 keyboard for the last 5-6 years, but wanted to switch to a mechanical keyboard. I think I might return the K70 RGB and buy another Logitech, because Corsair sucks at making keyboards.

Hmm I've owned two corsair keyboards including the K70 RGB both worked great.

Eww, not liking that, just got a G710+ a few weeks ago, thats a cracker.

hmm...while i do like the idea of the RGB keyboard I think I may just get the standard K70. I'm typically a Logitech person but my first gen G15 is finally starting to die. Well would you guys recommend the standard K70 or the G710+? I'm not too fond of the white LEDs of the logitech but I'm also not sure about Corsair keyboards. My local Microcenter has both and I plan on going to buy one in the next couple days.

Logitech announced the Logitech G910 Orion Spark RGB Mechanical Keyboard. The keyboard features Logitech's exclusive new Romer-G mechanical switches, offering 25 percent faster actuation than any oth... Logitech Releases G910 Orion Spark RGB Mechanical Keyboard

This one you can use your phone as the LCD screen.

http://gaming.logitech.com/en-us/articles/romer-g So 45g actuation force (same as Cherry MX red) + soft click (like cherry mx brown). 1.5mm actuation (almost all cherry mx is 2mm from start, 4mm from base). Swiss-designed light pipe? Idk about the lightning. The new switches are more interesting.