Review on Logitech G G413 Romer-G gaming keyboard, black by Stanislaw Buzala ᠌

Has some pros Although it is one of the most affordable mechanical keyboards now available, it is equipped with the same Omron Romer g switches that are used in the more expensive models produced by the business. It has rubberized legs, the case is made of aluminum, the keyboard is substantial in weight, and it maintains a firm standing on the table. I thought the backlight was quite nice because it was inconspicuous and only had one hue. Before that, I was using a RedSquare Tesla RGB, which had a backlight that was so bright it reminded me of a Christmas tree and drove me crazy. The keys have a clear travel and really pleasant tactile sensations; of course, there is a difference between this and the other film keyboards I've used in the past, and it's a considerable one. Below are some downsides: The software is not very user-friendly; for instance, I can sort of adjust the brightness to a certain level, but when I start certain games, it automatically increases, and when it is minimized, it returns to my settings. It is obvious that this is some kind of keyboard feature, but I was unable to find out where it is configured or how it might be disabled. ate after three years: both ctla snapped off (perhaps because the wife washed the keyboard too vigorously). It is unclear where to purchase these; nonetheless, I have placed an order with AliExpress for 400 and am currently waiting.