60% of the LEDs in Cooler Master's brown switches from Cherry, which were used before G413, were burned out. And because I frequently sit at night, the backlight is crucial to me. Cherry brown candles are also not at all silent candles. He then placed it in a box and sat on a regular membrane for a considerable amount of time. I also discovered a piece about "quiet mechanics" somehow. I made the decision to check out what the market has to offer now because the prices have also come down. I…

I frequently encounter manufacturer replies. "will submit a warranty claim, and they'll swap out the keyboard for you," but why bother? obtain a replacement of questionable quality? After contacting the TP in 2023 because a keycap had broken off the first keyboard I had purchased the previous year, I received a completely replacement keyboard. However, it was absent; the tactile is different, the pressing force is different, and the quality of the keycaps worsened over time; after six months…

Identical double-click, that's right. After 6 months of silence, it suddenly appeared for a few days before vanishing again. I had hoped that the issue had been resolved by now (the same thing happened a year after I bought the G402 mouse, and the mouse has functioned flawlessly for the past many years), but alas, now, 13 months later, the double clicks have resumed. Similarly, the G910 had the same issues in 2022, but the company fixed them for free after only a year and a half. Since Romer G…

The initial technician charged her 4,700 dollars, which was a reasonable price for her. The most crucial point is that no matter how hard you press, you can't hear any creaking anywhere. Quite peaceful for someone who works in a garage. Two rows entered at once, followed by long shifts and backspaces. The hotkeys are located above the function keys, and not nearly as many function keys as the hotkeys, which are, on the other hand, the most significant hotkeys. A metal plate on top makes it look

Pros below: Quiet keys (except for some). Very comfortable transition from the keyboard ~2022. Cool lighting effects: pulsing, ripple, sound visualization. Has cons: Quiet keys (except for some). Verycommfortable transition from the keyboard ~2022.Cool lighting effects: pulsing, ripple, sound visualization.

If it wasn't for the double click, it would be perfect. For two years of use, nothing has broken off, all the keycaps are in place.

Different pros: Good, comfortable, beautiful, inexpensive mechanical keyboard Got cons: After 1.5 years, double pressing on some keys appeared, it was impossible to play I lost my receipt, I can't return it to the store

Keyboard shortcuts ctrl allow me to work faster. And now, when ctrl either works or doesn't, you have to think about replacing the entire keyboard.

The recipient was Claudia. At first, the present wasn't given the appreciation it deserved. It is quite tough to retrain when it has been sitting on its low-profile membrane for more than 5 years, as it has done so for the past 5 years. Because the keys are situated at a high level, you can no longer relax your hand. In fact, I am unable to reach the backspace key with my little finger; therefore, I have learned to be anonymous. original sensations - were promptly brought back to the membrane.

It has a stunning appearance, but the functionality is severely lacking, or more accurately, it cannot be utilized in any way. After you have typed something with this keyboard, you will need to edit it. Frustrated in the reasoning behind taking such a stance toward something that is so obviously an issue. In the case of Logitech, I don't have to provide a canned response stating that "you are sorry that this happened and express hopes that other goods will suit me." You are not sorry, and…

I wanted to try the keyboard with switches. I don't regret buying. The product feels like quality. noisier than membrane, but does not cause discomfort. When girls hit the membrane with a manicure, the clicking sound is louder. Its pros: very nice to type. For games, too. For the money this is the best choice. The font on the keys is nice. The backlight brightness is adjustable. Different cons: noisier than a simple membrane keyboard. The backlight color of the keys does not change (and what do

I would like to give this keyboard 5 stars. The feel is great, the clicks are great, I like the heavier weight of this keyboard and the USB pass-through port is also very convenient. It really would be the perfect keyboard. There's just one problem I can't let go unnoticed. I've been using this keyboard for a little over four months and the black finish on the keycaps is starting to wear off. You can see this on my high traffic keys. The red light comes through where the coating wears off, so…

Received this keyboard today. If there are any durability issues I'll update this review accordingly, but I don't see that as a problem. It's built like a tank. It has enough weight not to be easily moved on the table, which I like. This is the most stylish gaming keyboard I've ever seen. It's beautiful in its simplicity. I really like the clean layout. I even like that the buttons float above the board instead of being sunken into it, as this keeps a lot of dust from collecting. Even a small…

Overall this is an amazing keyboard. Not as awesome and wonderful as the most expensive keyboards, but I like it better than the Corsair K70 Lux. ==== Pros ==== - It's slim and compact, which I like (I'm not a fan of bulky keyboards). - Excellent lighting (smooth, color accurate) - Buttons are easy to remove, clean and reattach. - I didn't actually have any halos (I remember doubling the key twice, which is way better than the Corsair K70 Lux I had). - Logitech switches are very quiet compared…

I have been using mechanical keyboards for decades, mostly old IBM and newer IBM Unicomp clones. I bought this keyboard because I wanted something quieter. I chose the "tactile" option because it's nice to feel when a person presses a button enough to register. The problem with this keyboard is that the haptic feedback has nothing to do with when a key press is actually registered. It's like an artificial bump on a trip. It's easy to press the button and register it, but it's not enough to go…

I bought this keyboard because I liked the minimalist design and I had good luck with Logitech products. I'm not interested in the RGB tricks that are popular these days. The biggest complaint I had was related to the Logitech gaming software and not the keyboard. By default the keyboard is set to "breathe", which I didn't want. I wanted to be able to see the key backlight at all times. I would disable the "breathe" effect in the software and then find that the keyboard "breathes" again after a

A little early 5 star review but I love this keyboard so much! Switched from a ROCCAT ISKU keyboard and bought it based on the good reviews and missing the tactile feel of my old ABS M1 mechanical keyboard. The reason I left the M1 in the first place is because the Black Alps switches were loud as hell. My wife complained that she heard me typing in the next room. The Romer switches on the 413 are still quite loud, but tolerable. I personally like the noisy switch but it can disturb other…

Currently working from home using a Razer Black Widow Tournament Edition with signature green switches (very similar to the Cherry MX Blues). My wife also works from home and we share an office and the keyboard was just VERY noisy. So I wanted something quieter and also easier to type on due to the arthritis in my fingers. I like Logitech and since I already have a Logitech mouse (G502) it made sense to look for a unified software that would allow me to do a lot at once. Not even counting the…