129€95
The keyboard is pleasant to use, the keys are firm without being hard.
The typing noise is a bit disconcerting at first but you get used to it.
Good battery life.
The G-Hub software is not very intuitive.
Having to read the manual to configure a keyboard (or a mouse of the same series) is a shame!
The keyboard is pleasant to use, the touches are firm without being hard.
The typing noise is a bit disconcerting at first but you get used to it.
Good battery life.
The G-Hub software is not very intuitive.
Having to read the manual to configure a keyboard (or a mouse of the same series) is a shame!
I've been a gamer for a long time but I've always been reluctant to use mechanical keyboards. Basically I prefer the thin keys and I don't like how noisy they can be. However, my brother recently bought a mechanical keyboard from this Logitech range, and I have to admit that I was quite taken with it.
So I ordered mine, and I have no regrets. Indeed, compared to other mechanical keyboards I find the keys less imposing, and the noise relatively discreet. Of course, when I write as I do here, it's far from being discreet, but nevertheless much less noisy than other keyboards I've seen in action.
As for the in-game feel, it's great! In this context, apart from the moments of frantic hammering, you really can't complain about the noise, once again, and the mechanical aspect comes to the fore. The subtlety of the typing is incomparable to that of a non-mechanical keyboard, and allows a great acuity of touch without having to force the keyboard.
Finally, I switched back to wireless for both the keyboard and the mouse, and I'm really pleased. I don't notice any untimely deco, no response time (at least at my level), and there is a low battery warning light, which should avoid the problem of running out of power in the middle of a competitive session.
A few small flaws however:
- The lack of indicators for the numeric keypad and the scroll stop, at this price it's a shame.
- The playback controls at the top right of the keyboard are a bit crude, they give a low-end feel, which looks bad next to the rest.
Overall, the keyboard is great and I have no regrets. Even though the choices are quite limited when it comes to wireless mecha keyboards, this one meets all my expectations.
The wireless connection system works well and switching between different connections (Unifying/Bluetooth) is very convenient. The additional keys should only work well under Windows; under Linux (and probably all other systems) some of the multimedia keys seem unusable (which is a shame) and the G-keys are of little use (and they are not officially supported, by default they multitask the F1 F6 keys...). plus the lack of backlighting makes the keyboard's price-quality ratio far from perfect.
This is my second keyboard, the first one started to double-key after three years. I've been using it for a while now, but it's still the best option for the price (good ratio). However, it's not exemplary either.
- the mechanical keys "resonate" for a somewhat metallic sound
- The g-hub software is a disaster of optimization, but remains bearable if you don't try to use it (no macro, and no need of rgb for this keyboard)
It remains a very good choice for me. It's a very good choice for me, no RGB, wireless technology without any flaws, absolutely incredible autonomy, good quality of materials etc..
This is a good compromise, but if your finances allow it, choose the superior model
I bought this keyboard with the mouse to play in front of my TV. the keyboard is very comfortable to use and reacts very well (no latency during the games). the negative point, it lacks the backlight
I have been using it for a few months now, I am completely satisfied, the typing is pleasant, not very noisy even for me who sometimes have a heavy hand.
I've been using it for a few months now, and I'm very happy with it. It's not too noisy, even for me, as my hand is sometimes a bit heavy.
I was on Windows but had to switch to Mac for school, it's not designed for it, but it's quick to do so and I have no worries about compatibility (provided I switch to PC keyboard in the Mac's configuration)
I use it mainly in Bluetooth on my Mac, and the key goes from PC to PC (raspberry, server, tower...), there is no switching problem and no latency.
The tilt is sufficient and it's quite heavy so it doesn't move.
To sum up: a very comfortable claver, and a good investment.
The feel of the keys is not bad, reminiscent of our good old sturdy keyboards of yesteryear.
That said, it feels like a membrane keypad, there is no audible "click" like on other mechanical keyboards, and if you type a bit heavily it becomes quite noisy.
Even when it automatically goes to sleep, it wakes up instantly and no keystrokes are lost.
It's a very good wireless keyboard!
I give it 4/5 because they should have made an effort to limit the noise of the keys crashing into the chassis when typing.
The keyboard is used for games as well as for any other use.
The weight of the keyboard is heavy which makes it very sandy to use :)
battery supplied
a USB key Wifi / Bluetooth (only for the keyboard)
a small black support to put the keyboard that rest
driver searched on Logitech's website technical support.
easy to use software
a button total stop of the keyboard on the right side "practical
the 6 extra buttons on the left are easy to configure on the software or else left as default as there is already a config for each program, games, Windows, internet and others.
A small green or red LED to indicate the charge of the batteries.
a small white led to indicate wifi or Bluetooth on.
A notched button to measure the keyboard in game mode or in classic practice :)
