Logitech G105 Call Of Duty MW3 Edtn Wired Blk LED BLit Gaming Keyboard $34.99 FS @newegg thru 7/2, $39.99 FS @logitech til 7/5

at newegg and logitech.com
Newegg deal w/code ends today 7/2/12
logitech.com deal ends 7/5/12 both have free shipping - If you have Newegg "Shoprunner" account - you get 2 day shipping free!

Logitech Gaming Keyboard G105: Made for Call of Duty® - **Dented Box (new condition) - $39.99 with free shipping (Logitech.com).
In Brand new condition at Newegg for $34.99 with Free Shipping (free 2 day shipping if you have a ShopRunner account) - (as stated above Newegg deal ends tonight).

For Newegg.com deal use this code: EMCNDHD79 (ends today, 7/2/12)
For Logitech.com deal use this code: logi_g105_7212 (ends 7/5/12)

It's still about $52 at Amazon.

Newegg.com LINK:
Newegg.com - Logitech Call of Duty: MW3 Edition G105 Black 6 Function Keys USB Wired Gaming Keyboard
Logitech.com LINK:
Logitech® Gaming Keyboard G105

Logitech.com**Dented Box Info:
Dented Box items from Logitech are products whose outer box has been torn, scratched, dented, or has other markings on it. The product itself is guaranteed to be in brand new condition and fully warranted. Sales are limited to quantities on hand. Limit 1 per customer.


Noteworthy Features

• Night-vision green LED backlighting
• Programmable G-keys for single actions and complex macro maneuvers
• Multi-key input with anti-ghosting
• One-touch media keys
• Game/desktop switch disables Windows keys during game play
• Longer-life keys built for gaming
• For Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7 computers, 1 yr wrty

Long-life backlighting

• Night-vision green backlight makes keys easy to locate—even in the dark
• Two different brightness levels plus Off
• Long-lasting LED lighting

6 programmable G-keys

• 3 macros per key—configure up to 18 unique functions per game
• Program single keystrokes, complex macros or intricate LUA scripts
• Record new macros on the fly while you're in the game

 

PRetty good deal!

 

So, I'm confused about the keys. By "long-life", do they mean it's a mechanical keyboard? Didn't see anything about which switches it uses (if any).

 

From the reviews it sounds like it is mechanical.

 

They might be just really firm, from what I see:

 

I highly doubt mechanical at that price

 

I got on this deal from newegg and just got it today. So far so good. Its pretty "clanky" so it could be mechanical... is there a way to tell? Don't mechanical's usually have a key remover? I am having a hard time finding the drivers online for the keyboard... just tossing that out there.

*Edit - As far as drivers... The logitech generic gaming one works... same as the one for the other hardware items (headphones, mice, etc...)