Also, while dissecting the keyboard, I noticed a soldered shift and alt (which wasn't there when I bought it) even though I bought a brand new one from the store. And for those of you who are shopping for video games in particular, I recommend getting a version that is shorter and has no numbers on the sides. And the g502 mouse, the RMB started sticking after half a year, so I had to send it in for warranty service and do without a mouse for a while.

After putting in a month's worth of effort into utilizing it, I came to the conclusion that all of these so-called "mechanics" are nothing more than a foolish money-making scheme perpetrated by marketers. I did not notice any difference in how it worked. Everyone comments that the game's mechanics, such as tactile feedback and so on, but this feedback is not only present in blue cherry and their Chinese counterparts; also, they click loudly, making it difficult to play them. And for games such…

I needed it for work, since I had grown frustrated with the K120's tiny left shift and decided to treat myself. The original plan called for me to simply take the switches home if they proved to be too noisy and startled my coworkers. My coworkers and I are both being driven crazy by the constant chiming of this thing, so it looks like I'll have to send it back. If you can overlook the occasional jam in a cheap keyboard, then you're still waiting for something of value, and not a musical…

I needed a new keyboard and settled on the a4 tech scissor keyboard. Unfortunately, for 1.5 tons, this purchase fell short of expectations. A4 Technology knew it would be unrealistic to expect their keyboard to meet the same high standards as Apple's aluminum keyboard, so they purposely curved it in the middle. Never gave a mechanical keyboard a second thought until I couldn't locate a good scissor keyboard. Pick from a variety of models and price ranges. When comparing cost and quality, G413…

Wow! I had no idea that purchasing a keyboard could be so enjoyable. Since I bought it a week ago, I've continued to be impressed by its design and enjoy typing on it immensely. I pondered for a while whether it was worthwhile to spend almost $100 on a keyboard. I've always utilized the most typical and affordable ones. What is at work is also at home. But now when I think about it, I realize that, given how much time I spend in front of the computer and how frequently I write, this was one of…

What are the most essential components of a keyboard? That's right, this entails the capability to print in the standard manner! Because of this, nothing could possibly go right. After having been used for a year, issues like as multiple actuations and insufficient key actuation began to manifest themselves. And continued to worsen until it was physically impossible to continue working. Throughout the course of my life, I have switched between dozens upon dozens of keyboards. and everyone…

I bought the keyboard more for typing than for playing games because it's more than capable of handling the activities required of an average user. Because the evaluation turned out to be so extensive, and because I could not locate a standard 2022-language review, I had to purchase it second-hand from a shop. In a highly unexpected turn of events following the membrane keyboard (before to that, there was a logitech k270), when compared to the previous one, this one triumphs in every way. I was

I've switched to this keyboard from one with cherry-red rubber rings, and I can confirm that it makes roughly the same amount of noise. The final impact is slightly greater, and certain switches make a jarring hopping noise. Without it, I consistently missed when printing with the red ones, so I also tried it with cherry brown. The actuation force on the reds and the romer are same, but the romer feels significantly heavier because to the tactility, which is fine because the reds are too light.

3 years of usage experience. I'm using a different Logitech keyboard to write this review, which I love. It's not in the G-series. Keycaps can be annoying! They slide into the four holes in the switches on four weak small plastic legs. These legs literally break from a light touch on the keys—I have no idea what kind of plastic they are composed of! Additionally, the button begins to dangle, becomes incredibly unstable, and may even fly out when you press it again if at least one of the four…

I won't ever purchase another Logitech mechanical keyboard. Yes, and they figured out how to produce mice precisely for the duration of the legal promise. Software obsolescence engineers appear to have been hired by Logitech roughly six years ago. I own three M525 mice. In 2 of them, the right mouse button stopped working precisely after the warranty expired. I'm now watching for the final person to pass away. This keyboard has recently started to generate false positives. It's safe to say…

Replaced g213 with this version. Simply put, it's fire, both in terms of the materials it's made of and the way it feels. However, the strain caused by the metallic ringing when typing immediately. There is no such thing as perfect in this world. The benefits of it include: Cool design. The top-notch quality of the materials includes a substantial upper section made of brushed aluminum, plastic that is exceptionally pleasant to the touch on the keys, and a cable that is braided with fabric for…

After more than two years of use, several switches started to fail; there were double clicks and failures on two to three buttons, but they are very rare or only evident when pressed in a particular (fuzzy) way. Even though I was extremely careful when I used the keyboard, I still spent a lot of time playing with it and working on it. At one point, I even accidentally spilled something on it. And, to tell you the truth, it amazes me how quickly the buttons on other people's devices start to…

Initial impressions were favorable, however after a year of use, the W button stopped responding, and a subpar "gaming" key from the kit had to be installed. Now that I have all the normative keys, there is one that particularly stands out to me. The most important thing is that the family unit functions, and yes, there are always exceptions. If the letter "E" is part of your password, having it tapped many times on the E key is extremely frustrating. After one press, the left shift stopped…

In November of 2022, I purchased this Logitech G-413 keyboard. It looks sleek and substantial, and I didn't mind that it was ringing. I worked quietly for an entire year and a half, played sparingly, and typed text before it started happening while printing a double click. The truth duplicates on the keyboard, which I checked. When playing video games, the F1 key started to freak out whether the game's controls worked or not. I descended into the closet, removed a box from the keyboard…

At the time I took over the keyboard at the end of 2022, everything was going smoothly. Now that the numpad has taken on a life of its own, the keys occasionally stick and double clicks start to happen. additionally each time you turn on the computer. The regulations end there, followed by a mess. After reading the evaluations, I came to the realization that things aren't as awful as they seem. In fact, the keyboard worked flawlessly for three years; I worked on it a bit and played a little of…

For a long time, I considered purchasing keyboards from Chinese manufacturers such as AliExpress and A4Tech, as well as others that were significantly more expensive than this one. I settled for 4800 dollars. in addition, I believe that this is a really fair price for her. Well-known brand, two-year warranty, no need to wait and collect china for the 2022 layout, good and silent switches, and a declared resource capacity of seventy million kilometers' worth of clicks. Materials of a high…

Nice keyboard, however the RGB lighting isn't necessary. justifies itself and covers its costs in full. I had an issue where the keycap flew out with a sharp push, but after I carefully reinserted it and pressed on it gently, it stopped happening. Well, you'd better ground the computer; otherwise, it might shock you if you run your finger over the edge while standing on a metal surface.

These drawbacks, taken separately, are not nearly as severe as a whole, but when added together, they render the product entirely unusable. When purchasing a mechanical keyboard, the intention is typically not to replace it after a year but rather to keep using it for a significant amount of time. In addition, the architecture of this keyboard was specifically developed to prevent the individual keys from being removed. The foundations of the keys are attached to one-sided latches that are only

I purchased a keyboard for approximately $5,000. It is not worth its money when you take into account the marriage of the full line and the actual performance in 10–12 months. Because such a catch is so insulting, I always chose Logtech over Claudia from the calculation because it is more expensive and reliable and will last for five years of use.

The bottom row of keys starts to function in a strange way after a year of use (double clicks and non-operations). It is impossible to purchase new capecaps because so many are broken. The keyboard, in my opinion, was designed with the idea that you would buy it, discard it after a year, and then go shopping for a new one. Logitech didn't bother to put even a little amount of money into quality and dependability for $85 because it's much simpler to purchase advertising:)