Its now 2014. Has Logitech improved their keycaps so they no longer break?
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My Ctrl key broke. I called them and after some pressure to send me a new Ctrl key, they instead sent me a whole new keyboard.
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Hi, I purchased my keyboard about three months ago. Ever since, I have had no problems whatsoever with my 710+'s keycaps. They are extremely sturdy and will not break from consistent and correct usage. However, by doing the following, the keycaps are prone to breaking or being damaged: 1) Removing keycaps without a proper tool (doing so can crack the plastic inside because of the uneven distribution of pressure) 2.) Excessive pressure on the keycaps anywhere but the middle (same problem as the first, uneven distribution of pressure = internal cracks) If you avoid doing these things, then you will be extremely satisfied by the quality of Logitech's keycaps. Hi, I purchased my keyboard about three months ago. Ever since, I have had no problems whatsoever with my 710+'s keycaps. They are extremely sturdy and will not break from consistent and correct usage. However, by doing the following, the keycaps are prone to breaking or being damaged: 1) Removing keycaps without a proper tool (doing so can crack the plastic inside because of the uneven distribution of pressure) 2.) Excessive pressure on the keycaps anywhere but the middle (same problem as the first, uneven distribution of pressure = internal cracks) If you avoid... » Read More Hi, I purchased my keyboard about three months ago. Ever since, I have had no problems whatsoever with my 710+'s keycaps. They are extremely sturdy and will not break from consistent and correct usage. However, by doing the following, the keycaps are prone to breaking or being damaged: 1) Removing keycaps without a proper tool (doing so can crack the plastic inside because of the uneven distribution of pressure) 2.) Excessive pressure on the keycaps anywhere but the middle (same problem as the first, uneven distribution of pressure = internal cracks) If you avoid doing these things, then you will be extremely satisfied by the quality of Logitech's keycaps. « Show Less
1041002
Hi, I purchased my keyboard about three months ago. Ever since, I have had no problems whatsoever with my 710+'s keycaps. They are extremely sturdy and will not break from consistent and correct usage. However, by doing the following, the keycaps are prone to breaking or being damaged: 1) Removing keycaps without a proper tool (doing so can crack the plastic inside because of the uneven distribution of pressure) 2.) Excessive pressure on the keycaps anywhere but the middle (same problem as the first, uneven distribution of pressure = internal cracks) If you avoid doing these things, then you will be extremely satisfied by the quality of Logitech's keycaps.
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I have not had any problems. Agree with previous answer about putting pressure on the center of key. With normal non rage use, it will be fine. If you get all crazy and rage slam the keys cause you died in your favorite game... then yea they wilk prolly break. But normal use, they are nice and solid.
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Good question. Amazon have replaced the faulty item but not sure if the issue has been resolved by Logitech. Hopefully a company representative will answer your query.
1909074
Only had this set about 8 months but they sound just as good now as when I bought them, My old set from Logitech are 10+ years old and they are still working fine also.
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Yes to both these answers. I've had this keyboard for over 4 years and just love it!
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I bought this keyboard directly from max keyboard. I bought it during their black Friday sales. Mine came with the keycap puller. I have only had mine since black Friday of 2014 but it has been a great keyboard. Its very smooth and very nice quality. While it doesn't have fancy lighting options the lights are very even. Their customer service is good as well. I noticed my space bar laser etched line was a little off and they sent me a new one no problem.
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I think it was a year. However, I complained to them after the year warranty. Especially since the price was so high. Logitech did exchange them after the warranty. However, same problem happened again. I would not purchase. That being said, when they worked...they were awesome.
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yes. Mine barely broke just by sliding it across a counter top. I believe these have a two year warranty. I recently went through the process. Logitech is a little slow in processing so you have to keep after them. Supposedly they have shipped me a new replacement unit. Contact Logitech via their website. Try not to call them unless you understand Pakastany(?). You just need a copy of your receipt and picture of the item broken. Mine was about 6 months old. Hope this helps.
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I'm sorry I checked... Logitech does not stock them anymore they were usually $10. Try to email or call them but I dont think it will be helpful.They may check your serial # and if the warranty is still valid (5 yrs) they may issue you a replacement. They did the same when a VX (former top of the line) I owned began to have trouble. They sell it (the receiver) also on that auctions website but for ridiculous prices.
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I don't know, I would contact Logitech, or check e-bay or amazon to purchase new one.
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I would recommend buying a higher quality keyboard. Half of the keys stopped working on mine after a few days of use
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I believe it was 12 months. Mine broke after that, as will yours. I'd stick with Logitech 930.
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Kent...UPDATE to my Post under C. Watts - I was able to reinstall the keyboard and get the F5 key to work. While the quality of materials is lower on the current generation of keyboards, mine is working fine and the quality is acceptable. As far as spacebar issues and such, I think it's just a break-in period you have to go through. And truthfully, this is the best layout of a keyboard I've ever used. I use it every day, all day long and just would not want to be without the split design.
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Yes they have. As long as the keyboard that you but has a more recent date. I believe it needs to be 11/13 or later. I bought one from one supplier in May 2014 and it had an older date so I sent it back. And went with another supplier on Amazon. I went with ExCaliber. They shipped me a May 2014 keyboard. They are aware of past issues with the keyboard and explained to me they got rid of all the old ones. Their customer service was beyond great for me. I recommend ExCaliber through amazon.
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No they definitely have *not* fixed the double-clicking problem!!Since they no longer offer a matte top version of this mouse (just the sticky reflective glossy top), I have switched to the m560 model which is larger but has similar capabilities. That too will likely have the double-click issue after a few years, since Logitech still uses cheap unreliable micro-switches in their mice to save a few pennies in manufacturing.
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Not a single problem in my case, but i guess its all about the kind of keybord you use (im using a korsair vengance k70) hope it helps.
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I'm not sure. I have not had this keyboard long enough to say either way. The manufacturer does boast of, "durable keys with laser printing and UV coating." After two months of use, it looks the same. I use it daily at work.
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I received a replacement for mine from Logitech, but it is the exact same design. No reason to think this will last longer than the first one.