G515 Rapid TKL Low-Profile

It’s gonna be great for you then. The lite84 has 1k hz polling, nkro and that’s great for gaming. On Bluetooth it’s gonna be a bit slower though. Lofree, nuphy and keychron market low profile mech keyboards mostly for office users because office users often prefer those due to many reasons of which

I checked thockreport for both models where it summarize the reviews on Amazon so that you don't have to read 1 by 1. It looks like the BlackWidow V4 HyperSpeed model is the better pickup. The Logitech is getting ding a lot on the GHub software, blacklight issue, and negative feedback on the switch

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 feel like I've tried every option I can find lol. I just can't get my keyboard the Logitech G515 to get the color to stay idk end up just changing to a blue the second I press a key? So confused

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

That was the one I was looking at. I guess I shouldn't get the K1 v6. I guess I'll get the K1 Max. I read a lot of these low profile keyboards have issues with chattering (double typing), especially the Logitech G515 and K1 Max. So that's why I wanted one that is hot swappable or has hall effect.So

Hi everybody, I'm trying to find out what I would like to have as my first mechanical keyboard, and after reading a bit and watching some videos, I went to a store, where there were 3 keyboards to try, 3 Logitech. The things is, these were very similar models, all of three with brown switches, 2 of

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

So, just to be clear since there isn't really a top-level comment that clarifies this: your keycaps are not actually made of PBT per the manufacturer's own details. They supposedly contain 34 to 44% recycled plastic, some of which might be PBT. And from trying to confirm that information myself I in