Well, mechanical keyboards last longer as many would say but at the cost of an attractive look. At the end of the day, it is down to each individual's personal preference.

Although it is mostly down to individual preference, some people can be easily influenced by what others say and also reviews (although usually accurate, certain comments might not be applicable to certain users).

Those who handle it roughly will definitely damage it too. Can't they just be a little more gentle?

While mechanical keyboards practically is better quality but design will be sacrificed most of the time, I guess Logitech wants to capture those who wants to stand out from the rest with attention grabbing designs.

Yea, don't know how come suddenly drift away to Kone already.

The performance and build will be better than cap ayam though.

What backlit problem? Uneven lighting?

If demands isn't great, having an attractive keyboard is already good enough. For example, a keyboard to match the computer's modification/theme.

Talking about those who couldn't care less about performance, that's where non-mechanical keyboards would suit them if they would like to match it with their computer etc.

My Logitech G110 also the same, if I'm not mistaken it's quite common. Not easy to find a perfect unit.

Hopefully they do, it will definitely be good news to many end-users.

Nice, should have a video evidence to prove its toughness.

I'm a current G110 user and to me, I feel it's fine but with so many other gaming keyboards around especially with upcoming new models, I think G110 is going to lose out very soon if the pricing for it remains.

Usually products don't drop price when there's a new model, not unless that product is already hot selling. In G110's case, don't think so it's hot selling.

Yea, a whopping price tag for the first mechanical gaming keyboard will definitely turn down many interests.

Not too bad, currently using a G110 myself and quite nice, just that it isn't a mechanical keyboard and the illumination seems uneven for most users.

If it's their higher end keyboard usually the model is displayed on the surface of the keyboard. Otherwise, maybe try looking underneath.

International shipping got higher risk of missing parcels also for an unknown reason.

If illumination is not a concern, why not just consider the Razer BlackWidow Expert version instead?

The Razer BlackWidow Expert would be good for those looking for a mechanical keyboard yet on a tight budget. Quite good pricing from Razer in my opinion.