10X Romer G Mechanical Keyboard Switches Compatible for Logitech G310 G810 G910 G613 GPro Keyboards (blue)

I had to replace 9 key switches on my G-910 keyboard. they were easy to solder and now the keyboard works like new. the hardest part is taking apart the keyboard. Patience is the key !

Good item

Leider super teuer 😅Aber als Computer nerd gibt man das gerne aus.So hält die teure Tastatur noch mal eine Weile

As a longtime user of the G810, I have been accustomed to its characteristics. While the internal contacts are literally as exact as the original, the bump feel across the 10 switches I've received aren't consistent. After some digging around, I discovered that only one switch had the engraving that would indicate that it passed QC. It's indicated as B3K-T13L-L, which coupled with the lot number suggests that they came from Omron's factory in China. However, since getting your hands on these switches are as hard as iPhone parts, settling on a compromise would be the next best thing.(Linus from LTT made a video on their visit to Omron's facility and described how the switches are made from bare copper strip to a fully assembled switch).To get started on narrowing down to the one that closely resembles the actual characteristics, take reference from a key that you have rarely used, because the rest of your keys would have become more smoother over time.

I used one of these to replace a switch I broke on my g910 keyboard. I bought the blue ones which match the blue ones under my keys. They look and feel like the originals so if they're not genuinely made by the same factory logitech uses then they're a very good imitation. Of course only time will tell if they hold up as well as the original switches or break early.Like another reviewer I'll note on two sides of the switches at the top of the blue portion in the indents on the sides that are not latches there are small "G" markings in the same font and style as the keyboard and the same ones found on the original switches which further assure me they're either originals or a really good copy.The led in the one I installed works fine, just as good as the originals as well. So, if you're looking to repair a romer-switch logitech keyboard I'd say these are a good bet and a fair price.