G915 TKL

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logitech g915x keyboard has a "gaming mode" button that pretty much disables all of those outskirt keys, like the windows key. i'm able to use tinyfingers pretty well by turning on the gaming mode. Maybe your keyboard has a similar feature in the software?

i actually went through this same hunt last year when i got my g502x. for the headset the Logitech G733 hits that sweet spot with rgb and the cloth ear pads hold up way better than the leatherette ones. they're super light too which matters for long sessions. for the keyboard honestly logitech doesn

Razer is complete ass, I was big fan of their Blackwidow from 2016, lasted me 4 years until I spilled some stuff. Bought 3 more Razers and they all promptly died within 6 months - well, keyboard chattering, caps flying off, some random symbols pressing out of nowhere. Never touching a Razer product

I just bought the G915X White Tactile and this pretty much mirrors my experience. I currently have the following three keyboards: G915 Black with Clicky keys G915 White TKL with Tactile keys G915X White with Tactile keys I'm surprised at the different noise profile and feel of the keys between the t

I was about to order the MQ80 after way too much research, but I'm now going with the new one that they just came out with which is very similar, the Magi75. If you have not noticed that one yet, may be worth looking at. I have it on order along with 2 sets of tactile switches that I'm going to test

Brand matters immensely here for context. Is it a Logitech Lightspeed setup or similar, or some no name brand from amazon that shipped in from a slave camp in a Chinese mountain? Example - I have a G915X and a G502X both of which work outside of my home office even, I have a generic no name brand in

Posted yesterday but repeating today since I didn’t receive a response: Newb here - I got into PC gaming about a decade ago and bought the Logitech K840 as an entry-level mechanical keyboard, which after almost 10 years of faithful service has started to fail me with frequent non-registered key pres

If you want a good wireless keyboard, try the Logitech G915 TKL or the Keychron K3. They have hot-swappable switches, which is cool. Low latency and quiet switches too. If you want that smooth feel, go for linear switches like Gateron or Cherry MX Reds check out keyboardyeti for more comparisons and

check out keyboards with long battery life and good connectivity. The Logitech G915 TKL and Keychron K1 are pretty popular... Make sure to try out how they feel to type on and if they're easy on your hands, since you'll be using them a lot for gaming. Also, keyboardyeti has a good guide for picking