HUYUN W A S D Replacement Key Caps Replacement for Logitech G910 Keyboard Romer-G Switch...

These keys are good quality, but they do NOT align with the keyboard properly. They are very slightly off and will not set properly.

The key fit without issues. Note - if you have broken off the legs, you can heat up a needle or safety pin. Make sure you don't heat up so much that you melt the bracket that holds the legs. I was able to pry out two broken legs with a safety pin. I did have to heat it up to get the other two out. I did over heat the pin for the last one and made it melt a bit which required a lot of keyboard moving to get the pin underneath the melted part in order to pop it out. New key popped on without an issue and is working great.

No complaints really, very happy with the product itself, I just disliked having to pay so much to replace one Ctrl keycap.

Excellent replacement keys. Just echoing another reviewer, if your old key broke, there's a very good chance a piece of the key is stuck inside the keyboard, which means you can't just put these keys on top. That was a huge inconvenience for me (but not the product's fault). Someone recommended heating up a needle and putting it in the keyboard long enough to melt the broken-off object and pulling it out. That sounded like crazy to me, then I got desperate, and tried it, and it worked PERFECTLY. Get the needle hot enough to turn red slightly (10 seconds under a lighter) and I used some needle nose pliers to firmly press it into the key hole, wait 5-10 seconds, then pull it out with a little force. I couldn't believe this worked, but I'm typing the letter D right now so it's all good!

Snapped the posts off my prior CTRL key while cleaning the keyboard the other week. Since I like the G910 and didn't want to have to reprogram some macros or color schemes, decided to try replacing it. Got the shipment quickly and took about a minute to replace. The replacement key is indistringuishable from the original, and looks great. Just a piece of advice - make sure the connector on the keyboard doesn't have any pieces of plastic in it before trying to insert the replacement. I could barely notice the snapped off post, and had to remove it with a needle nose plier.