Review on Gaming Keyboard Logitech G G513 Carbon Logitech GX Brown, Black, English by Michal Wjcik ᠌

My first reaction was that it was dust until the pressures started to ease down. I cleaned everything, but that had no effect. Then I saw that one of the four pins on the cover of the A key was broken, so I changed it by removing the cover off the other key and putting it on the A key instead; nevertheless, this did not resolve the issue. Since there are installers at work, I decided to take a bold approach to the problem. I requested them to solder the defective keys to others (which I seldom use - the block of arrows), and they soldered it, but it did not help! Those. It has nothing to do with the buttons on their own! And with that, the question that inevitably follows is: what exactly is the problem? Because the buttons were soldered, a soldering problem cannot have occurred; any cracks that were there have been eliminated. The keyboard is constructed on the STM controller using the traditional matrix approach. If the flaw were in one line, then numerous keys would fall off at once (five or six pieces), however in this case there are just two pieces. Perhaps the manufacturer intentionally creates a fault that only becomes apparent after the warranty period has expired in order to encourage customers to purchase a new keyboard.