Do you guys that have this keyboard like it?I'm using my 2 year old plain hp keyboard and it's well horrible ;pI like it personally.

• The keys are a good size, and have good response (at least good enough for me).  The only thing that takes time (at least for me) to get used to was the size of the Ctrl and Tab keys (a bit smaller than what I'm used to) due to the placement of the G keys on the left-side of the keyboard.  The Escape key is a bit closer than I was used to as well, but I'm getting used to it along with the Tab and Ctrl.  If you can get around that, it's all good.
• The lighting is great for night gaming and low-lit rooms (keys come in mostly clear, a few areas have spotty shadows on the actual character display...but if you're a touch-typist like me, it doesn't matter). The lighting also has 3 settings; low, high, and off, so you can adjust it to your liking.
• The game-specific apps that tend not to be all that great IMO (I usually look to my screen for vitals), but some have good features like game Mail notification and current amount of cash/inventory left. However, 3 of the default apps are nifty: Time Date display, Stopwatch/Countdown display (great for timing spawns and whatnot), Computer resource use display (shows dynamic CPU/RAM usage on the display). The other apps that I like out of game are the XFire (shows sent messages in the LCD) and the Windows Media Player app (shows song title, artist, time and movie/scene titles when watching DVDs).
• The Windows-key disable switch is great too, especially if you use Alt and Ctrl a lot and have mis-hit the Windows key before.
• The wrist-support attachment is a cheap piece of plastic, but it gets the job done in that department.
• The G keys can be quite useful both in and out of game. They have great applications in apps like Photoshop, Word, etc. In-game, I've used them for stuff like potions and consumables (in other games, haven't added any for MxO yet. You get a total of 18 G keys (there are 6 physical keys, but 3 separate Modes, so 6x3=18). You can program macros both in and out of game, using either the MR - Macro Record key - for in-game, or the Game Profile app outside).

This review comes from about 3 weeks of personal ownership, feel free to ask about other features if you have questions too. Hope that helped!

Clever stuff!

Have to say, though, I don't much see the point in an LCD on the keyboard. I can just look at the monitor - which I'm doing anyway.  The G11 sounds cool, though. Oh, the things I could do with those extra buttons. >_>