So I'm looking for some small yet practical wireless gaming keyboard with the quietest switches, rgb and some hot keys, maybe? No numpad or any other useless keys on it. And a response time of 1-5ms would be good. If you know of any models that fit my request, could you please send me the link or just tell me the name. Preferably, a Logitech keyboard. I'm a big fan of Logitech

I'm pretty much a logitech fanboy, I use the Pro X headset, Pro X superlight mouse, and the G613 Keyboard...

The problem is the keyboard, the ghosting issues it has just makes it unusable for me, and I have to type alot because I tend to rewrite my notes in OneNote

I'm semi tempted to buy the Pro X keyboard as well just to have my entire desk full with logitech stuff, but I wonder if it would be pure shit like my current keyboard.

To add, I even bought a cheap royal kludge 60 keyboard for like $20, and it feels more amazing than the $100 G613.....

What I look for in a keyboard:

• convenient media keys

• I like number pads, but I keep a 60% keyboard around when I play FPS cause my mouse does hit my KB now n then.

• I like convenient media buttons and other things

• wireless

• Budget, prolly $150

• logitech would be nice, but now I'm having doubts about the brand...

• has to be black, and minimalist, not a big fan of RGB stuff

continuing my thread on https://www.reddit.com/r/LogitechG/comments/1gqpzcw/does_logitech_gaming_keyboard_is_the_only_one/

After thinking for some time, i would like to bring my verdict on the Logitech Gaming Keyboard

TLDR: Disappointing and probably malliciously deisgned to maximize out of warranty break

Keycap designed to be mechanically fail

If you take a look at how Romer-G and GL switches designed, they are designed to have small plastic latching point, hopefully broke upon detaching keycap for cleaning after some time. This always happening to all my Romer-G switches: G910, G613, and G413, which i broke some of the attach points.

This is the example of Romer-G attach contact: https://ae-pic-a1.aliexpress-media.com/kf/Se5bbb95a04ba4417ab230400fe902e36O/For-Logitech-G910-Mechanical-Gaming-Keyboard-Original-Replacement-Keycaps-a-Full-Set-Replacement-of-113-Keycaps.jpg_.webp Romer-G switch: https://ae-pic-a1.aliexpress-media.com/kf/Sbcd7e2c61a4b485390fee8b216c84d78I/4Pcs-Romer-G-Switch-For-Logitech-G810-G910-G413-G513-Pro-Mechanical-Keyboard-Repair-Parts.jpg_.webp

Why use 4 small and weak plastic latching slots rather than one big strong joint such as Cherry-MX? In the other hand, the Logitech GL switch is also very worrysome with 2 weak attach point prone to breaking as well.

Endurance

All the logitech keyboard that i have in the past 10 years, all has issue with some switches breaking just short after 2 years, which is outside of warranty. The issue is not only happening to me but my sister as well, especially those using Romer-G Switches.

As the time of me writing this, i have been using my Logitech G813 with GL switches since August 2022, and now the N, P, and Enter key is double clicking or unregistering the click, which causes a lot of pain for me as programmer.

Got one time the G613 with Romer-G switch have the Tab switch broke completely not registering at all just 2 months before the warranty void, allowing me to claim warranty on the product.

Conclusion

So after all those observation, i would like to conclude:

• Logitech designed their product to likely broke just several months after 2 years time to make their fanboy buy new one

• Logitech designed their product to be unrepairable/difficult to repair with no spare part available

• Logitech designed their product to likely broke with user-error with weak mechanical strength on the attachment point

• My verdict is this is malicilously designed

Hello all of you,

First of all I know this question is subjective, however some of you have personal experience they might want to share.

So the question is I am looking into buying a new keyboard that I will bring into the office and keep there. I have the mx master 3 mouse and love it, however I have no idea what a good keyboard is for this occasion. I do type a lot and I atleast need the arrow keys aswell. What is your experience with the logitech keyboards. Especially the more work related once.

Hi!

What would be the best "budget" G keyboard from Logitech? Not over 100€.

RGB is not a necessity, but wouldn't mind have it.

The design is not that important, but preferably, with a G515 TKL / G413 SE

Edit: i would prefer a 100% keyboard and i don't mind if it's wired or wireless.

Been Logitchec enjoyer for quite a while and expirience have been amazing with all the devices. Until I bought g413 carbon with infamous roamer switches with horrrible doubleclicking after like half a year.

Can someone recomend me logitech mechaniclal keyboard which i could use for a long time without any issues but not too pricy?

Of what I saw on many forums on internet Logitech keyboards:

- double clicking or multi clicking

- button not working at all until you press it for couple of seconds or keep hitting it till it works

Mine g513 looks like new, I've cleaned it several times, no key are wiped out of paint just one or two led problem missing one color, BUT i have both of the problems with clicking.

( t pissiing m of soo badly, that i thiink logiitech iis not trustwothy anymoee) - oryginal typing atm

I’m looking for a new keyboard for productivity and gaming in premium class, any recommendation for use it with Mac and Pc at the same time ? Thanks for your feedback

I really want to get a Logitech keyboard to use for my iPad/iPhone/Windows desktop. This would be my first Logitech keyboard, so I'm not sure what the experience would be. After some research, I'm debating between Pebble Keys 2, MX Keys Mini or the newly-released Pop Icon Keys.

I type a lot day by day. Right now I'm making do with a wired Microsoft keyboard (not sure what the model is), but I wanted to type on my iPhone/iPad when I'm working outside my home (right now I'm just using the built-in keyboard, which is a massive pain). I also have long nails, so typing with smaller keys is harder for me. I've also used and loved the feel of the Apple Magic Keyboard; the only thing I didn't like about it was the Mac keyboard layout. I'm hoping typing on the Logitech keyboard would have a similar feel to it (travel and sound), but this is not a must.

I've watched a lot of review videos for the Pebble Keys 2 and MX Keys Mini, but could barely find reviews on the Pop Icon Keys. My first choice would be the MX Keys mini, but due to budget constraints, I'm interested on how the Pop Icon compares to the MX Keys Mini since the Pop Icon is much cheaper than the MX Keys Mini. Also, if there's not much difference in typing experience between the Icon and Pebble, I'd rather get the Pebble since it's cheaper.

Do you have any advice? I'm open to other recommendations as well if you have any. Thanks!

Can anyone recommend me if possible a logitech keyboard that is full size and even has extra programmable buttons or another keyboard that fits that criteria that isnt too expensive

I’m looking for a compact wireless keyboard I can use when I travel for work.

A little overwhelmed by the options! How does the Pop Icon Keys compare with the Mx Keys Mini? Love the more colourful look of the Pop Icon, but I tend to be fussy about my keyboard quality! How does the typing experience differ? Any other notable feature differences?

Are there others I should be considering? I have a mechanical keyboard at home, but thinking light and quiet is better for the road.

I used to have a wireles keyboard similar to the MK540 wireless, it was sold alone for $60 in the late 2010s.

I'll add the model # when I can. I loved it save for one issue. While gaming, say in WoW, all of a sudden it would stop responding for a couple seconds, then immediatly do all the action i preformed at once, cause me to die and even wiping a raid occasionally (main raiding tank).

The other issue was both the keyboard and mouse would become delayed, supposedly due to logitech recievers at the time having trouble with interference from cords and other devices.

Have these been cleared up? Its been honesty 3-4yrs since this was happening, been using a wired keyboard ans wireless mouse ever since with no issue.

Last night the "w" and "s" buttons stopped working on my 6 yo generic keyboard, while trying to escape some zombies, lol. So I need to get a new one. Since I already have a logitech g502 hero mouse and a g332 headset, I thought about getting logitech keyboard as well (also easyer with no extra software for the rgb). My question is which logitech keyboard would you guys recommend (for gaming with customisable rgb for dark room, with numpad, mechanical?) Also, I never had a mechanical keyboard but heard that they are much better than the membrane ones like my current, any chance there would be one that's not too loud? Would be looking for a top price of £120. If need more details just ask. Any help appreciated.

Tl/dr: need a keyboard with rgb for gaming under £120

Hi ! I want to buy a keyboard to surprise my bf but I don’t know which one to choose. He uses only Logitech and he wants a wireless one. He usually plays games like Lol / Valorant / Deadlock I don’t have a specific budget so do you have any recommendations ? :) thanks !!

(English is not my first language sorry for any mistake)

My secong g910 broke down and im switching What should i buy next?

Hello! Does Logitech have any thicker, I guess “creamier” sounding keyboards? My husband gifted me a g915 for Valentine’s Day but idk if I can handle the clickiness for a full 8hrs a day.

Ps: I have a Mouse G502 so being able to configure it without installing any other software is a win for me

Hi guys, I need recommendations for a keyboard for a cubicle office setting. I am currently using the pop key and mouse. I love it, but someone spilt their drink on it. So now I’m looking for one but there are so MANY different options. This it’s what I would prefer in a keyboard: -not too loud or clicky. I am a quiet typer, but I don’t want to distract my coworkers. -not a flat keyboard, I love the feeling of typing and pressing the keys -10 key and calculator button, I work in the numbers dept so I use that ALOT

mouse: -shortcut buttons on the side, hopping websites a lot

BOTH: -wireless please! -if they can both connect to one connector USB, that would be perfect. No worries if not

LOOKING @: -MX MECHANICAL TACTILE: love the look, and the feel. Scared it might be too loud when typing -WAVE KEY: love the keys, arm rest, the wave. But it doesn’t have a calculator button -LIFT: such a unique mouse, seems easy to use. Love the color options (PINK) -MX master: love the options on the side of the mouse, sleek and smooth,

Are these good options? Which one is better for office use? Are there any other options?

I've been using Logitech G413 Carbon keyboard for a few years now but sometimes the keys double click or I have to literally hit the keyboard or else the input won't register, it happens completely randomly, one day it works fine and the other it doesn't. So at this point I just want to buy a new better keyboard and I think I want to go with Logitech again but which one? I don't want to pay a ridiculous price for their newest G Pro X TKL but I also don't want to go so cheap that the quality is terrible. I was thinking about buying the original G Pro keyboard. And let me note that I don't want the numpad. I have it on my G413 and honestly it's pointless, I never use it and the only thing it does it force me to tilt my keyboard because there's not enough space on my desk.

Should I go with G Pro or maybe there's a better choice (can be from other brands too)?