G910

Need something new. Been gaming on the Logitech Orion G910 for the last nine years but the space bar is now broken. Considering my searching on this sub liking that keyboard seems like sacrilege, I'm hoping to find a good replacement. I'm not against buying a kit of some kind to assemble myself but also too I'd rather do my due diligence for finding a good one. Reasons I liked the G910: 1. I genuinely liked the tactile feel of the keys. Like the bump it had felt like I was actually pressing a button as opposed to a linear key where there's no feedback until its fully compressed. From what I can tell it seems like Glorious Mako's or MX browns are the closest to the roamer G's? But I'm not sure what else I can find. 2. I like having a 100% keyboard. I don't use the keypad every day but when I do use it I like having it. 3. The palm rest on it was nice. I'm not against having a separate one but it was nice to have. 4. Edited in: A metal case would be nice but not required. 5. I'm not going to be an enthusiast here. I play a variety of games but I'm not looking to be heavy into the weeds of building my own legion of keyboards because I enjoy the hobby. Just want something that works well. I just want a keyboard that will be durable, functionally good, preferably not have crap software, and ideally last as long if not longer than the G910 I'm now having to replace. Advice will be greatly appreciated.

Because part of Logitech's business strategy is to develop new, groundbreaking products, and then start gimping the new, groundbreaking part with each new version. Note that the next model in this line had only one column of macro keys, and a slot you could stick your phone into to run a truly sketchtacular app for the display.

I had a G910 spectrum, but unfortunately it was dogshit at being a keyboard. So I'm back to a stock Dell 🤷‍♂️

I’d avoid Razer products. They’re pretty but they’re software is so bloated and slow it should be classified as malware and in my house we have a 100% failure rate within the first 1-2 years, and we’ve bought a lot of products from them. I like my old logitech G910, but Logitech refuses to fix their software and it’s been nearly a decade since it’s had horrible issues with breaking and needing you to reset all data. I use their more functional old software, but that’s a luxury not afforded to users of their newer products. At this point I might just recommend a brand that doesn’t come with awful software, because it seems like these big companies all push horrible bloated and non-functional software nowadays.

Saddest day was when my g910 died...and then looked at the replacement cost...