Logitech G512 Carbon RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Romer-G Tactile)

First off, this is a great keyboard at a much higher value than the recently released g815/915. I got the opportunity to try both Clicky and Tactile switch versions of this board side-by-side for a couple days. Both versions have a solid, quality build throughout and support all the same features. That said, there are several differences I wanted to share:Clicky:-The switches have a very distinct sound and feel at the point of actuation-Features a non-braided dual-USB cord-All special characters and secondary key function icons are unlit on the keycaps-The underside of all keycaps glow (and th

I've had the keyboard for a few months now and I absolutely love it. Keypress feels amazing with a really pleasant tactile feel to it (not clicky loud). I didn't think I would notice a difference from the quicker activation height but I did. Typing is quicker and in-game response as well.Keys feel good on the fingers and RGB lights are high quality and shine evenly with no bleeding on the side of the keycaps (due to how logitech sensor is designed). The keyboard has excellent weight to it and a handy groove at the bottom for routing your headphone cable.The passthrough USB is very handy (I've

As far as I am concerned this keyboard is the best I have ever used across a small amount. Prior to this I had a Corsair, and for work I frequently use the cheap Dell keyboards.After a day or two I was more than comfortable with this keyboard and have not felt it become any sort of hindrance in my ability to play a wide variety of games both ones that are slow and others that require twitchy reactions. I am also a huge typist and do my share of non gaming on my computer and have no complaints either.The keyboard looks great, the backlit keys look great, even over a month later I haven't cleane

This keyboard does not come with a palm rest. It should.Pros: The build quality is fantastic and very solid. Everything about it is solid and high quality. I got the Romer-G Tactile keys and I like the feel. The 45gf and 55gf on the key press is pretty good, by the end of a long night of gaming, your fingers will get slightly tired.Cons: The keys are tall and you're bending your wrist a lot. I'm used to a Logitech K750 wireless and Apple Magic keyboards (I know those don't use mechanical keys and it's a totally different animal). This thing is considerably taller and your wrists and hands will

Great keyboard. I love the backlight on the keys so I can tell what I am typing even in low or no light. The keys a re a bit "springier" than I was hoping (I prefer mechanical keyboards), but they work just fine.

Twice they came damaged. No way they couldn't come damaged

I bought this keyboard, hoping for a good mix for work and gaming.WOW. Better than I hoped. The build quality is very good; feels solid and has a nice weight to it. The software is good as well and easy to use. Unobtrusive unless you’re doing something like editing a profile. Shooters and RPGs are handled well - there are existing lighting profiles for popular games.No complaints whatsoever.

I bought this January of 2020. For the first year I only had minor cosmetic gripes; two of the WASD keycaps developed partial LED outages so certain colors won't display, and two others were almost immediately worn down to blobs (the L key, which I don't use more than normal, is also a blob, but the rest are fine, which indicates some kind of inconsistency in manufacturing). A little disappointing but not a federal case and the mechanics were fine.But 18 months in keys started bouncing out of their sockets during the course of normal typing, and it's gotten progressively worse since then, to t