Logitech - G710+ Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

I moved from Logitech, G915x keyboard felt ick and the headsets sucked. I got an ergonomic Chinese Kailh box clicky switch keyboard and a Corsair HS80 RGB headset instead for the price of returning the g915. I need a long wrist rest and an ergonomically curved keyboard like my old g710+. The g915 is a lifeless slab. I want to love Logitech design again but the last few years have fallen bad.

That's muscle memory and it gets better over time. I know because I used g710+ for years and I now have a g915 x. Also, you can still assign those as the keys to their right so even if you mispress it will still be okay.

I use a Logitech G502 mouse. It's an amazing mouse if you like the shape. The two buttons for the thumb and first finger are really good for muscle memory. I bind interrupt to the button right beside the LMB, it's really fast. DPI shift is useless, I tend to bind stuns to that one. I've never tried an MMO 9-button mouse, looks like too much to me. Fewer, larger buttons are better for muscle memory imo. I use a Logitech G710+ keyboard with the 6 side keys. I use them for buffs, dash, goblin glider (lol). I also bind F1 to interact, since I target myself with either mouse over or alt. Tilde is for the extra action button. Go though all of the keybind options. It's nice to have CTRL+P/L/M/K/N to each tab on the collections menu. CTRL+S to toggle sound effects Also set up your bars so they reflect your peripherals. Put abilities on the right side if they're bound to the mouse. I can post a screenshot if you want an example

If it needs g-hub to function stay away, its all good till the day Logitech decides it drops your keyboard out of g-hub support. I have a perfectly fine 710+ under my bed cause of g-hub ….

I know a lot of people shit on Logitech products but I've had my Logitech G710 mechanical keyboard for like 7-8 years now and still working great. The programmable function keys are awesome. I admit the keycaps it came with sucked pretty bad and began cracking/breaking off after maybe a year or so. Not a big deal though since it uses CherryMX keys, a set of decent keycaps will only set you back $20-30 and they'll last forever.