Review on LOGITECH G G815 Lightspeed Tactile Carbon: Ultimate Gaming Peripherals for Enhanced Gaming Experience by Yusri ᠌

For such a price, I did not expect such a disgusting quality of the keys: some stick, some stagger. Yes, and on some things, like software or indicators Lock, saved. With its pros. Nice metal case. Nice plastic keys. The key travel (namely switches) is not bad, my first mechanic. Flexible backlighting. Volume wheel. USB port (I use for the wireless mouse receiver). With its cons. The keys are terrible. Some, like the left Ctrl or Tab, hit the edge when left pressed. That is, the body becomes an obstacle. Some, like Esc and left Alt, wobble terribly ugly from side to side. Expensive. Cyrillic is highlighted - not bad, but for highlighting the letters are placed on top, close to the Latin, which is a bit ugly. Symbols (on the number row, for example) are not highlighted, they are also applied with gray paint, which makes it difficult to recognize them even in the daytime. The program, G HUB, is not very intuitive and has bugs. For example, to save settings in the device, you need to save profiles to the keyboard, then switch to the settings mode from the device and then assign the desired profiles. And every time you turn on Windows, the keyboard for some reason shimmers, although a different profile is selected. Wide, mainly due to the row of G-keys. It was not very comfortable, but I seem to have gotten used to it, although sometimes I still miss it. The volume wheel doesn't have steps like a mouse wheel, making it difficult to navigate how much you change. It could have been done already. The Caps Lock and Num Lock indicators are very bright (white) and their brightness does not change with the overall brightness. The "white" color of the backlighting of the keys (in the G HUB) goes a lot into blue, eventually gray-blue. Colors like red, blue and green are bright and crisp. Double wire, braided. It's hard to bend it.