I originally purchased the K/DA version of this keyboard and hated it. I thought the keys felt too scratchy and my “i” key was defective (I’d press the “i” key once and it would register multiple times.) I’d ended up fixing the issue with my “i” key, but I still hated typing on the thing. Even though I loved the design of the keyboard (it looked amazing!), I never used it after that and eventually sold it. Now that the K/DA keyboard is no longer being sold (per Logitech’s customer service), I wanted to grab the LoL version before that went out of stock too. And it’s a great keyboard! I was worried I’d have the same issues as the K/DA version, but I’ve had no issues since I’ve started using it. It seems the K/DA version I received was defective because this keyboard feels great to use and has no issues with registering key strokes. This keyboard is wired only. No set up required, just plug and play. Pressing down on the keys doesn’t product significant noise. There’s a distinct sound, but it’s in no way comparable to gateron blues. I’m not that into RGB lighting, but I’m really impressed with the lighting on this keyboard. My other keyboards have RGB lighting too. And they suck at it. It’s either too bright that it eventually irritates my eyes (if you like playing games in the dark). The lighting on this keyboard is bright enough to look good, but dull enough that it won’t irritate your eyes. But if you hate RGB, there’s a button on the top right to turn it off. I usually dislike tactile switches, but I like these ones. It has a slight bump when you press down on the keys, but it’s still smooth. It’s the best of both worlds for people who usually prefer linear switches. Although, if you like tactiles switches this keyboard may not be for you. I can’t say much about the durability, because I don’t smash my keyboards. But it feels like it’s well made. Lastly, the keyboard looks beautiful! I love the design!
