Summary
The keyboard sits rigidly on my desk and doesn’t move at all thanks to the two rubber feet. You can also elevate the back by unclipping the two plastic stands. The wrist rest adds about 3 extra inches onto the keyboard and though it does provide good support for your wrists I found that it kept unclipping whenever I put too much pressure on it; possibly because the extra space needed to use it meant that it hung ever so slightly over the edge of my desk. As a result of it's apparent flimsiness, I didn't use it for very long.The G110 is a flexible keyboard. I’ve enjoyed having it on my desk, not just for gaming but for using on a daily basis for work. Key clicks are soft and quiet and therefore typing feels extremely comfortable. I like the design, how the macro keys have been placed within convenient reach, and the way that the soft back-lighting fits perfectly with my current set-up. It’s not without it’s design flaws, most noticeably the precariously placed audio and mic jacks, but it is an extremely comfortable and enjoyable keyboard to use with impressive software and enough gaming features to suit my current needs.
Pros
Lovely action.
Lighting adds a personal touch.
G-Series profiler is simple to use.
Can disable Windows key.
Macro keys well positioned and simple to assign on the fly.
Cons
Flimsy wrist-rest
Mic and Audio 3.5mm jacks would have been better placed on the side of the keyboard.
£70 isn't cheap.
