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Just got this for $120. Def worth it. The Logitech hater snobs are hilarious. Most keyboard users don't swap their keys or keycaps. Logitech has a 13B market cap for a reason folks.
Even if you're not an enthusiast and want an off the shelf plug and play keyboard, hot swappable switches are really useful. If one of your key dies on a hot swap, you can swap it yourself by buying a single switch, or you can replace it with a key you never use, such as lock or ins. It'll cost you nothing and you're done in 5 minutes. With soldered switches, even if you want to do it yourself, you'll have to buy a soldering iron, some solder and something to remove the old solder. And if you don't want to solder, your $200+ keyboard is good for the landfil. Hotswappable switches are just plain better for everyone.
let's be real here, you would've bought a new one before a switch would die on its own. Not everyone is into the rabbit hole of modding keyboards, spending hundreds of dollars just to improve acoustics and typing feel... It's the most ridiculous hobby ever, it's stupid. The only thing I agree with is its stupid to buy this keyboard, buy a wooting or apex for absolute performance. This keyboard has nothing new to offer for 300+ dollars.
Yep, hot swappable is really good. I use my gear until I have a valid reason to not use it anymore, usually that reason is because it's broken it can't be fixed with super glue and duct tape. I have a keyboard over a decade old that still works, but the R key is bad. It's a shame I can't just hotswap it because I love that keyboard. But that influenced me to seek only hot-swappable keyboards from now on, since I don't just go out and buy the newest keyboard every 5 hours.
@@somethingtrulyhorrifying id like just to have hotswap to try other switches than gx blue, or just to have less noisy keyboard since now im living with my gf and she complains about the noise while im gaming sometimes.
@@matres24 sounds like you need brown tactiles or linear red switches. I actually considered a membrane keyboard because my old razer green switches are super clicky and it could wake people up. Ended up going with a keychron and a set of gateron browns, nice feel for typing but not obnoxiously loud.
@@somethingtrulyhorrifying im bought a set of keychrons k pro Browns but had no idea that there is a diffrence in g pro and g pro x. So now im looking for g pro x in a good price because i like the layout and looks but i like the new layout of lightspeed. And im hearing about keychrons but idk about wireless in case of gaming
$200 for a standard gaming keyboard with no hall effect + rapid trigger just aint worth it anymore eith options from Wooting and Steelseries. Those boards are cheaper and offer a tangible advantage in-game. No matter how premium it feels, you're gonna be able to build one at that price point that feels equivalent or better as too. Also for $200 those stabs sound atrocious. We've passed the point of it being acceptable for expensive gaming keyboards to be shipped with bad stabilizers.
Once you tried to use a hotswappable keyboard, there's no turning back to a non-swappable one. I own and use a Gpro X keyboard and love using it with Gateron Milky Yellow switches with tape and foam mod. Every press, it feels and sounds satisfying plus the convenience of replacing switches once they've gone bad. I really think Logitech went backwards on this one, reverting back to soldered switch keyboards even though hotswappable is the norm for any keyboard with an asking price of $200.
Eh, when you found your favourite switch for a gaming keyboard, there's really no reason to switch. For example, pick your flavour: hall of effect switches, analogue or optical switches that comes with Wooting, SS Apex Pro, Razer.
@@paul2609 "when you found your favourite switch". There's a few dozens different switches. If you want to find your favorite, a hot swap is way better. I really don't understand what Logitech was thinking with that one. I thought they'd go the way they went with the old G Pro. The G Pro TKL had soldered switched and the G Pro X had hot swap, but this is the G Pro X, there's litteraly no excuse.
@@Evios62 to be honest, I’m disappointed on the new 2023 GPro X line release starting with the mouse then now the keyboard. Feels like they downgraded this time around and the prevoius gen being far superior.
this take makes no sense for a gaming keyboard. If the keyboard doesnt have magnetic switches it has no place for the name Pro in it. Every pro that isnt tied to a sponsorhip is using a rapid trigger keyboard. It's just better than traditional mechanical keyboards
I just got the linear (red switch) version of this keyboard. My first impression is disappointing. While I prefer linear feel (mainly for programming, as I don't really play keyboard-based games), the keys on this keyboard have noticeable friction and grind as they move up and down the shaft. They are not "buttery smooth". More like cream cheese with fine sand mixed in. For the price, not pleasant. Display models I have tried in stores for other linear/red switches show that a smoother, creamier feel is possible, although for some reason I havent been able to find a wireless TKL layout. My previous keyboard was the tactile/brown G915, which is almost the same keyboard, just with a slimmer height. Compared to that, I am not sure this is a substantial improvement. It definitely *sounds* better, and I think I prefer red switches in general over browns, but for the price of this thing, I would have expected a smoother, creamier action.
Kinda itching to test this personally since it seems nice even for plug and play. Since i have the old G PRO TKL, i'm even wondering if this is even worth it specially if i'm pairing it with a superlight and G305 for normal use
I recently got this keyboard, I bought it online and it was standard price at 370$ aud. I've only had it for about a week and it may change but I certainly feels ripped off. The main thing killing it for me is the keys feel awful to press, as if a rusty spring is pushing back. I honestly would not recommend this keyboard, unless you like heavy feeling keys.
5:10 I watched several other reviews on the brown’s and you’re the only one that mentioned the heaviness of these switches. I got one of these day before yesterday and when comparing to the blue clicky’s on my wired Logitech pro tkl even though the brown’s sounded way more premium with the whole board being thocky and all. I couldn’t get over how much heavier they felt to type on. So i put a coffee scale under it and tared out, and sure enough while the browns in the lightspeed were taking ~60g of pressure to actuate, the blue’s in the wired model were only taking ~50g. I’m new to mechanical keyboards admittedly so i really don’t know yet exactly what my preferences will wind up being, but since this kb is so expensive, i returned it and paid the extra $14 for the blue’s. My only concern now is I’m hoping the blue’s in the lightspeed model have the lighter actuation like they did in the previous model or idk what I’m going to do so please wish me luck because unlike with they 915 tkl, I’ve found zero review videos on the blue’s model or switch comparison for this keyboard here on yt.
Does this keyboard work wired only , tested? I saw other videos of people complaining that this keyboard cannot work in wired mode only if turned off from the button.
Logitech thinks that the keyboard space hasnt changed in the last 5-8+ years... its going to cost them. The only Logi keyboards i would consider nowadays would be their low profile line and thats simply because the competitive space in that profile and battery segment is still relatively small.
Razer's low profile offerings are kinda an updated version of the G915s. I'd recommend checking the Razer Deathstalker V2 Pro out if you want an updated low profile mechanical keyboard. Unless Logitech updates their G915s with USB-C, they're just going to fall behind.
doesn't sound good, no hotswap, no optical/magnetic switches for a gaming keyboard, no outstanding features or format or anything really... this lovely bundle of disappointment can be all yours for an absolutely ludicrous price :D the only "pro" i can think of is the logitech app not being as atrocious as something like razer bloatware, at least in my experience with sone of their mice, it gets the job done just fine with minimal bs
Can you connect this keyboard to a PS4? Seems like it should be possible since it has Lightspeed - however I am having problems getting that to happen.
I’ve had the G915 TKL for a while now. How does this compare to it? I’ve been disappointed with the G915 tkl keys quality and the lack of USB C. My esc key broke and the keys just look and feel cheap. Would you say these keys are much higher quality compared to the g915?
@@Melagboi I actually dropped the idea after discovering Hall effect switches. I will not mod this one until it will start dying, because I want to buy a wooting
I just got myself this keyboard. The right side leg (both at 4 and 8 degrees) seems softer than the left, less resistant, in that it causes a slight wobble if pressed in that area too hard. It doesnt get in the way of normal use, and it may be a one-off manufacture fluke in just my own keyboard. I do like this keyboard though. I dont care about hot swappable switches. I dont need super responsive switches.
I kinda wish I had gotten this one instead of the G915 TKL because on the 915 the secondary symbols on the number keys aren’t backlit. It should be a crime against humanity to do that.
It looks very cool! I might get it. But what I really want is a great wireless RGB that can switch without additional bloatware between two or more PCs.
@@razor2049 idk, I think the G915 is perfect. I work from home and enjoy games after. G915 allows me to instantly switch between computers and the TKL layout is perfect for saving space. Are the switches luxurious? no, but all the other features I use make me see past it lol.
@@rohanvimal2972 I'm thinking about getting one and soldering some Gateron Pro Silver V3 on it until Wooting releases a TKL or 75% HE. Since you're gonna open your G Pro, do you know if it supports kailh hot swap sockets ?
C’mon mate, this keyboard isn’t even attempting to copy the actual new standard (wooting). At least steelseries and Razer are having a go at keeping up.
That’s not a standard. There are so many games that doesn’t need stupid rapid trigger or a .01 mm acuation. I have a apex pro wireless and literally do not care about the features. I went back to my gmmk after 6 months
If I was not into custom keebs I might grab it with a different switch variant. How the heck did they miss out the most important feature. Hot swappable switches . Seems like a decision they were aware about .
I get the idea of a pre-built but you can get better off the shelf keyboards with all of these features plus hot swappable for the same price or less. Very disappointed in this keyboard they should have known better. It also sounds terrible compared to something like the Azoth or the new Razor much less something from Kechron or Glorious. I love logitech and had hoped to get this and pair with my Superlight and headset as there software is stable and I don't like to software from multiple companies. Once I watched the initial videos I built a Glorious GMMK, super happy and going to try one of their mice now as well...
Azoth - don't know much about it Razor - never heard of them either, maybe Razer. Garbage. Kechron - never heard of them, maybe Keychron. Overpriced garbage. Glorious - overpriced garbage. You buy this Logitech keyboard because of the best wireless tech on the market. Otherwise, you can go with any hotswap keyboard with a plastic case, preferable with decent switches or get some decent ones, lube them, mod the case. Done, beats by miles any of the ones you mentioned.
I personally love my red linear switches🤩🥰🥳, then brown tactile😇👍 …. Then the cringey blue clicky switches 😖. The kb thou is a beautiful kb and I love my TKL and 65% kb for portability and desk space saving.
Garbage keyboard. Have fun having a bunch of Logitech apps spying on your every move on your computer. And the RGB lighting bleeds to behind the keys, so you'll see the light reflection in your monitor. And if you want an identical keyboard for your office, home, car, etc then you'll be spending a thousand $ just on keyboards, way too expensive for this ultra low quality keyboard
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Just got this for $120. Def worth it. The Logitech hater snobs are hilarious. Most keyboard users don't swap their keys or keycaps. Logitech has a 13B market cap for a reason folks.
Even if you're not an enthusiast and want an off the shelf plug and play keyboard, hot swappable switches are really useful. If one of your key dies on a hot swap, you can swap it yourself by buying a single switch, or you can replace it with a key you never use, such as lock or ins. It'll cost you nothing and you're done in 5 minutes. With soldered switches, even if you want to do it yourself, you'll have to buy a soldering iron, some solder and something to remove the old solder. And if you don't want to solder, your $200+ keyboard is good for the landfil. Hotswappable switches are just plain better for everyone.
let's be real here, you would've bought a new one before a switch would die on its own. Not everyone is into the rabbit hole of modding keyboards, spending hundreds of dollars just to improve acoustics and typing feel... It's the most ridiculous hobby ever, it's stupid. The only thing I agree with is its stupid to buy this keyboard, buy a wooting or apex for absolute performance. This keyboard has nothing new to offer for 300+ dollars.
Yep, hot swappable is really good. I use my gear until I have a valid reason to not use it anymore, usually that reason is because it's broken it can't be fixed with super glue and duct tape. I have a keyboard over a decade old that still works, but the R key is bad. It's a shame I can't just hotswap it because I love that keyboard. But that influenced me to seek only hot-swappable keyboards from now on, since I don't just go out and buy the newest keyboard every 5 hours.
@@somethingtrulyhorrifying id like just to have hotswap to try other switches than gx blue, or just to have less noisy keyboard since now im living with my gf and she complains about the noise while im gaming sometimes.
@@matres24 sounds like you need brown tactiles or linear red switches. I actually considered a membrane keyboard because my old razer green switches are super clicky and it could wake people up. Ended up going with a keychron and a set of gateron browns, nice feel for typing but not obnoxiously loud.
@@somethingtrulyhorrifying im bought a set of keychrons k pro Browns but had no idea that there is a diffrence in g pro and g pro x. So now im looking for g pro x in a good price because i like the layout and looks but i like the new layout of lightspeed. And im hearing about keychrons but idk about wireless in case of gaming
$200 for a standard gaming keyboard with no hall effect + rapid trigger just aint worth it anymore eith options from Wooting and Steelseries. Those boards are cheaper and offer a tangible advantage in-game.
No matter how premium it feels, you're gonna be able to build one at that price point that feels equivalent or better as too. Also for $200 those stabs sound atrocious. We've passed the point of it being acceptable for expensive gaming keyboards to be shipped with bad stabilizers.
No hall of effect / quick trigger switches :(
Definitely a huge letdown
Once you tried to use a hotswappable keyboard, there's no turning back to a non-swappable one. I own and use a Gpro X keyboard and love using it with Gateron Milky Yellow switches with tape and foam mod. Every press, it feels and sounds satisfying plus the convenience of replacing switches once they've gone bad.
I really think Logitech went backwards on this one, reverting back to soldered switch keyboards even though hotswappable is the norm for any keyboard with an asking price of $200.
Eh, when you found your favourite switch for a gaming keyboard, there's really no reason to switch. For example, pick your flavour: hall of effect switches, analogue or optical switches that comes with Wooting, SS Apex Pro, Razer.
@@paul2609 "when you found your favourite switch". There's a few dozens different switches. If you want to find your favorite, a hot swap is way better. I really don't understand what Logitech was thinking with that one. I thought they'd go the way they went with the old G Pro. The G Pro TKL had soldered switched and the G Pro X had hot swap, but this is the G Pro X, there's litteraly no excuse.
@@Evios62 to be honest, I’m disappointed on the new 2023 GPro X line release starting with the mouse then now the keyboard. Feels like they downgraded this time around and the prevoius gen being far superior.
this take makes no sense for a gaming keyboard. If the keyboard doesnt have magnetic switches it has no place for the name Pro in it. Every pro that isnt tied to a sponsorhip is using a rapid trigger keyboard. It's just better than traditional mechanical keyboards
I just got the linear (red switch) version of this keyboard. My first impression is disappointing. While I prefer linear feel (mainly for programming, as I don't really play keyboard-based games), the keys on this keyboard have noticeable friction and grind as they move up and down the shaft. They are not "buttery smooth". More like cream cheese with fine sand mixed in. For the price, not pleasant. Display models I have tried in stores for other linear/red switches show that a smoother, creamier feel is possible, although for some reason I havent been able to find a wireless TKL layout.
My previous keyboard was the tactile/brown G915, which is almost the same keyboard, just with a slimmer height. Compared to that, I am not sure this is a substantial improvement. It definitely *sounds* better, and I think I prefer red switches in general over browns, but for the price of this thing, I would have expected a smoother, creamier action.
Kinda itching to test this personally since it seems nice even for plug and play. Since i have the old G PRO TKL, i'm even wondering if this is even worth it specially if i'm pairing it with a superlight and G305 for normal use
The 4060 ti of keyboards.
I have this board and love it
hm… so which one is better for u?🤔
Lmao good one
Right on the nail
So whats the 4090 then?
Well i am using G915TKL and I love the low profile switch i think its hard to go back to regular mechanical switch
I love my 915 as well but the number keys symbols not being backlit should be a crime
@@Angelfyre. couldn't agree more. also i am using g502 x plus with usb c but the 915 still microsd so i have to use 2 cables for charging
I recently got this keyboard, I bought it online and it was standard price at 370$ aud. I've only had it for about a week and it may change but I certainly feels ripped off. The main thing killing it for me is the keys feel awful to press, as if a rusty spring is pushing back. I honestly would not recommend this keyboard, unless you like heavy feeling keys.
just stumbled onto this channel and so glad. keep up the good reviews man!
5:10 I watched several other reviews on the brown’s and you’re the only one that mentioned the heaviness of these switches.
I got one of these day before yesterday and when comparing to the blue clicky’s on my wired Logitech pro tkl even though the brown’s sounded way more premium with the whole board being thocky and all. I couldn’t get over how much heavier they felt to type on. So i put a coffee scale under it and tared out, and sure enough while the browns in the lightspeed were taking ~60g of pressure to actuate, the blue’s in the wired model were only taking ~50g.
I’m new to mechanical keyboards admittedly so i really don’t know yet exactly what my preferences will wind up being, but since this kb is so expensive, i returned it and paid the extra $14 for the blue’s. My only concern now is I’m hoping the blue’s in the lightspeed model have the lighter actuation like they did in the previous model or idk what I’m going to do so please wish me luck because unlike with they 915 tkl, I’ve found zero review videos on the blue’s model or switch comparison for this keyboard here on yt.
Does this keyboard work wired only , tested? I saw other videos of people complaining that this keyboard cannot work in wired mode only if turned off from the button.
pretty late, but i have the keyboard, and it works in wired, you just have to have the switch turned to on, rather than off.
If you switch it to on then doesn't it just connect to the dongle? Can you do a test where the dongle is not plugged in ?@@defu8592
@@defu8592 hey, its faster to change from lightspeed to bluetooth connection?, can i swap between devices in a good way?
@@Alejandro-fj4po seems to work just fine yea, its pretty good keyboard wireless connection seems very stable and reliable like their gpx mouse
volume roller and stop/start buttons are incredibly useful.
I use my volume roller a lot!! very useful!!
Logitech thinks that the keyboard space hasnt changed in the last 5-8+ years... its going to cost them. The only Logi keyboards i would consider nowadays would be their low profile line and thats simply because the competitive space in that profile and battery segment is still relatively small.
Razer's low profile offerings are kinda an updated version of the G915s. I'd recommend checking the Razer Deathstalker V2 Pro out if you want an updated low profile mechanical keyboard. Unless Logitech updates their G915s with USB-C, they're just going to fall behind.
doesn't sound good, no hotswap, no optical/magnetic switches for a gaming keyboard, no outstanding features or format or anything really... this lovely bundle of disappointment can be all yours for an absolutely ludicrous price :D
the only "pro" i can think of is the logitech app not being as atrocious as something like razer bloatware, at least in my experience with sone of their mice, it gets the job done just fine with minimal bs
I have been using this for milsim and for some pretty fast paced shooters. Its light, durable, and very responsive. Love it!
How’s the swap of connectivity? If connect the light speed to my windows pc and the Bluetooth to my Mac the swap between them will feel seamless?
Can you switch the switches afterwords?
No
Can you connect this keyboard to a PS4? Seems like it should be possible since it has Lightspeed - however I am having problems getting that to happen.
"A hand holding a keyboard" There you go
How does this compare to the Aurora keyboard?
I’ve had the G915 TKL for a while now. How does this compare to it? I’ve been disappointed with the G915 tkl keys quality and the lack of USB C. My esc key broke and the keys just look and feel cheap. Would you say these keys are much higher quality compared to the g915?
Looks like it is. The key caps for g915 tkl r so thin u can easily break it. While this pro x looks thicker.
Can you use this keyboard wired? I saw another video where you cant.
Have you tried modding it? And if you did or know anything does it support kailh hotswap sockets?
It's non hotswap srry man, BUT hopefully i am not mistaken and the version before the Pro X TKL (G915 i think) is.
@@Melagboi nah i mean could one possibly solder them on, the hotswap pcbs, to add hotswap comparability
@@psychoacoustical Damn i honestly dont know man, i dont tinker with keybords tbh, ill just say that seems risky. But hey, best of luck.
@@Melagboi I actually dropped the idea after discovering Hall effect switches. I will not mod this one until it will start dying, because I want to buy a wooting
@@psychoacoustical Good luck homie.
I got the keyboard for around $200 which is pretty good considering full price was $369, I used to have a Razer Cynosa Lite and this is a big step up!
will you review the logitech g pro x60
people hate it, i don’t understand
I just got myself this keyboard. The right side leg (both at 4 and 8 degrees) seems softer than the left, less resistant, in that it causes a slight wobble if pressed in that area too hard. It doesnt get in the way of normal use, and it may be a one-off manufacture fluke in just my own keyboard. I do like this keyboard though. I dont care about hot swappable switches. I dont need super responsive switches.
But u can get this level for half the price
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I kinda wish I had gotten this one instead of the G915 TKL because on the 915 the secondary symbols on the number keys aren’t backlit. It should be a crime against humanity to do that.
$200 for a keyboard that sounds this bad and isn't hot-swappable is hilariously bad. This is a $100 keyboard at most lmao.
You’re saying you can’t change the switches??
Banger of a video fams. Keep up the hard work
As as someone who knows what a good keyboard can sounds like this does not sound bad, but it definitely does not sound good (to my ears).
it sounds quite horrible lmao
@@rando3962it sounds like a keyboard. Y’all have gaslit yourselves into hating something that sounds virtually identical no matter how different
Is this compatible with ps5 im having trouble connecting
Are they pbt keycaps?
multi media keys + that volume wheel
love that ❤
It looks very cool! I might get it. But what I really want is a great wireless RGB that can switch without additional bloatware between two or more PCs.
I personally wish Logitech could make a full sized version of this
Better options Razer BlackWidow V4 75% or ROG Azoth. Logitech is not even close.
Yep
Or anything that has hall of effect or analogue switches such as in Wooting and Apex Pro
NO HOTSWAP?
Does this board come in full form (not tkl)
No
This logiteh is better than SteelSeries apex pro ?
16$ for a CD key is still a scam 💀 you can get them for around 2$
so this is just a g915 with high profile switches right? and maybe slightly fancier switches.
Nothing is like the crap 915 and 815. Absolute useless keyboards
@@razor2049 idk, I think the G915 is perfect. I work from home and enjoy games after. G915 allows me to instantly switch between computers and the TKL layout is perfect for saving space. Are the switches luxurious? no, but all the other features I use make me see past it lol.
@@nicolaslsoto Micro usb, crap Lightning, crap switches and absolute crap Abs keycaps.
Nope the worst keyboard i ever seen
@@razor2049 whoops, just noticed your name is razor XD shouldve never initiated this conversation. Lets pretend this never happened.
Nice answer about facts. You area Real Genius....
Omg
Is desoldering/soldering new switches an option? And if you could help out with how many pins these have , that'd be great. Lovely review! Subbed
They seem to be the same as the switches they used on the old TKL. They're 3 pins.
@@Evios62 thank you for your reply! I just got my unit, planning to mod the hell outta it. Foam, lubing, switches etc. So much for lightsync and RGB.
@@rohanvimal2972 I'm thinking about getting one and soldering some Gateron Pro Silver V3 on it until Wooting releases a TKL or 75% HE. Since you're gonna open your G Pro, do you know if it supports kailh hot swap sockets ?
@@Evios62 unfortunately gonna have to find that out live
when they will update the old g512
they are dreaming with the price,
Keyboard looks nice, but at 300 worth it? Meh, it cant beat my old razer black widow tournament
Goes into standby quickly and then game mode needs to be reenabled every single time.
C’mon mate, this keyboard isn’t even attempting to copy the actual new standard (wooting). At least steelseries and Razer are having a go at keeping up.
That’s not a standard. There are so many games that doesn’t need stupid rapid trigger or a .01 mm acuation. I have a apex pro wireless and literally do not care about the features. I went back to my gmmk after 6 months
Es compatible con ps5?
That price lol. Who do they think is that stupid.
literally some sort of wireless and more premium g413 tkl se because it has the same keycaps and has rgb
same as the 915 tkl.. no need for upgrade
No way! It comes in pink. LOL
hall of effect switches, rapid trigger, optical switches
Pretty stupid that they removed the hot-swappable switch functionality.
Does this work on the PS5?
Asking the same question for a friend! I bought the G915TKL and it doesn't work! 😥
Only keyboard acceptable without numpad is 14" laptop
no
Bought it to realise it’s not hotswappable
The pricing for the product you get is absolutely ludicrous.
You can't get this keyboard in linear switches in the UK, fuming.
One of the best Gaming Keyboards ever made
$350NZ, i'm surprised we're abit cheaper than aussie.
If I was not into custom keebs I might grab it with a different switch variant. How the heck did they miss out the most important feature. Hot swappable switches . Seems like a decision they were aware about .
Going by pure conversion rate it should cost $260 AUD but we are being ripped off a further $110 AUD its BS.
I feel happy as I purchased Asus Azoth earlier this year and did not wait for Logitech to drop new product. What a disappointment of a keyboard.
After 3 Logitech keyboards, I am switching to Keychron Q1 HE.
G HUB is good, but you can only make macro's on the F keys!
I get the idea of a pre-built but you can get better off the shelf keyboards with all of these features plus hot swappable for the same price or less. Very disappointed in this keyboard they should have known better. It also sounds terrible compared to something like the Azoth or the new Razor much less something from Kechron or Glorious. I love logitech and had hoped to get this and pair with my Superlight and headset as there software is stable and I don't like to software from multiple companies. Once I watched the initial videos I built a Glorious GMMK, super happy and going to try one of their mice now as well...
Azoth - don't know much about it
Razor - never heard of them either, maybe Razer. Garbage.
Kechron - never heard of them, maybe Keychron. Overpriced garbage.
Glorious - overpriced garbage.
You buy this Logitech keyboard because of the best wireless tech on the market. Otherwise, you can go with any hotswap keyboard with a plastic case, preferable with decent switches or get some decent ones, lube them, mod the case. Done, beats by miles any of the ones you mentioned.
@@rsndetre1 thanks for your opinion! If wireless speeds are most important, go for it!
300?
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I personally love my red linear switches🤩🥰🥳, then brown tactile😇👍 …. Then the cringey blue clicky switches 😖. The kb thou is a beautiful kb and I love my TKL and 65% kb for portability and desk space saving.
What’s wrong with clicky lmao
Title: "Sigh, another non-ergo keyboard that may be cool"
:/
yep makes no sense just ordered this keyboard thinking it was hotsawp key but its not oh well refunding ..
I'm happy with g913 tkl
buddy, I really like your fingers
"Just as terrible as it was before, DON'T BUY IT". There's your title.
No thanks, Logi.
Such a backwards keyboard.
TKL is a non starter.
way too expensive for what it is
300.......LOL nah
spacebar sounds horrible...
Man it sounds like crappy cheap plastic...
Garbage keyboard. Have fun having a bunch of Logitech apps spying on your every move on your computer. And the RGB lighting bleeds to behind the keys, so you'll see the light reflection in your monitor. And if you want an identical keyboard for your office, home, car, etc then you'll be spending a thousand $ just on keyboards, way too expensive for this ultra low quality keyboard
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