G515 Rapid TKL Low-Profile

The Logitech g515 is also a low profile keyboard that fits your criteria, and brown switch refers to the physical mechanical part of the keyboard that registers your input. Brown switches are tactile as you wanted. The g515 is an okay keyboard, it'll do everything you want if you end up going that d

I'll be honest, I haven't been able to put in enough time with it. But I certainly don't love it with my Logitech G515 Rapid TKL. It's so low profile that the Ergo Pro feels like it sits just a tad too high, which makes hitting the bottom row (zxcvbnm) of keys a bit difficult. And those are the clos

The overwhelmingly vast array of options for keyswitches and the depth of the rabbit hole you can get into finding the perfect actuation profile and sound signature makes this take ridiculous. Really? So find me a mechanical keyboard that is quieter than the MX Keys S or a Magic Keyboard at a reason

I have a Logitech G515. I love the feel of ultraslim mechanical keyboards. I get super clumsy typing on regular mechanical keyboards, the travel distance is too much for me. So this keyboard is almost perfect for me, the exact TKL format I prefer, etc. The only problem is it's complete junk, tons of

Almost, but I 'm not happy with the ultra slim, I need both the arrows and the ins/del/home etc-buttons... And the question is - ARE low profile "silent" mechanical switches really silent? I just unboxed and immediately returned a Logitech G515, which is supposed to be soundproofed and stuff, with "