Logitech G513 Gaming Keyboard, RGB Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Romer-G Linear Key Switches, 25 Percent Faster Responsiveness, Aircraft Grade Brushed Aluminum, (UK Layout) - Carbon

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Anyway, enough about the keyboard design. It’s attractive, it’s functional, it hits all the same notes that Logitech’s been hitting for the past few years—ever since the G610/G810 at least. IDG / Hayden Dingman A Logitech G gaming keyboard has features that are built for gamers while having many standard features found on a regular keyboard. The same is true for gaming mice. The best part is that gaming keyboards and mice are usually designed with ergonomics in mind, so they make excellent daily drivers for office work.

Would I reach for a Romer-G keyboard first? Probably not. Romer-G Linear hasn’t suddenly leapfrogged to the top of my charts. But it’s a damn good step for Logitech. I’ve spent four years praising Logitech’s keyboard designs (except the short-lived G410) but not using them. Romer-G Linear finally gives me an option I’m comfortable keeping on my desk. It’s also surprisingly quiet for a mechanical keyboard switch—something office workers might be interested in. As we previously mentioned, the Logitech G513 introduces a new customizable, per key RGB lighting system. It’s as bright and vibrant as the illumination that the company has integrated into its higher-end peripherals, and the new LightSync tech will help synchronize lighting effects across your entire gaming setup. But it’s been a long time since I’ve voluntarily kept a Logitech keyboard on my desk, and the reason is Romer-G. As I said, I hated Logitech’s proprietary switch. Modeled after the “tactile bump” of Cherry MX Browns, I nevertheless found Romer-Gs unpleasant to type on, even going so far as to compare them to the loathed rubber domes most mechanical keyboard lovers are trying to escape from.By comparison, the Romer-G Linear switch feels firm but without introducing too much resistance. Thanks to the boxy nature of the underlying mechanism, each key press actuates evenly and comes to a nearly silent stop. Comparatively, we’ve always felt Cherry MX Red offers so little resistance, the keys chatter and feel uneven when actuated. Another big change from the G413 is the inclusion of full RGB lighting, as opposed to the former model's single-color setup. The change has brought this keyboard in-line with other high-end mechanical boards in terms of vibrant, customizable RGB light shows. Logitech’s Romer-G switches do a great job with lighting as it only comes through the keycaps instead of from underneath the keys themselves, and the effect looks fantastic glowing through each key’s iconography. Cadrul este fabricat din plastic și aluminiu, care se simte robust și nu prezintă flexibilitate vizibilă. Vine insotita de un suport pentru încheieturi. The G513 now boasts a similar wrist rest. Coincidence? My guess is not. But either way, this is a great trend, in my opinion. The G513’s wrist rest is large, comfortable, and slightly more ergonomic than Razer’s—there’s a subtle slope to it, and it’s padded all the way to the edges instead of being framed by plastic.

Unfortunately, there are no dedicated media keys or volume wheel on the G513. But the keyboard’s array of function keys do offer media control as well as other secondary actions including a key to cycle lighting effects and brightness, and to switch on a customizable game mode which prevents errant Windows key presses. As I’ll discuss later, the Logitech Gaming Software is still the preferred means for tweaking presets, but it is nice to have some functionality on-the-fly via the function keys instead of needing to do it all in software. I’ve had the latter on my desk for a few weeks now and…well, that’s all I really have to say. I kept it on my desk, for weeks. IDG / Hayden Dingman

Este o tastatură excelentă pentru jocuri. Comutatoarele tactile oferă o experiență de joc ușoară și receptivă. While plenty of mechanical keyboards use the venerable Cherry MX switches, Logitech has for some time now opted to develop its own mechanical switches named Romer-G. The G513 uses an all-new version of the company’s proprietary switches, so instead of just one type there are now two: either Linear or Tactile. Comparatively, the Romer-G Linear is akin to a Cherry MX Red switch with a smooth, fast keystroke. The Romer-G Tactile is closer to a Cherry MX Brown, with a tactile response with each key press. Nu pierdeti un joc pentru ca ati deteriorat tasta Windows. Comutati modul de joc cu FN + F8. Dezactivati tastele suplimentare utilizand LGS. Softul nou de la Logitech ii o abominatie. Care în repetate rânduri nu vede device-urile (Mouse, tastatura și caști). Customization: Gaming keyboards allow you to remap keys to customize your keyboard command layout, so you can have each key right where you want it.

Tastele par un pic cam ascuțite la margine, și lipsa iluminări de pe funcțiile secundare la anumite taste gen: volum, play/pause etc este deranjant. Asta în contextul în care resimt acut lipsa tastelor media dedicate. Palmrestul ii cam hit and miss... Nici cu nici fără nu ii mai bine. Fiind detașabil ajuta dacă cumva ai nevoie de spațiu pe birou. Before we delve deeper into the Romer-G Linear switch, let’s first talk about the keyboard that houses it. IDG / Hayden Dingman Microsoft for Business CouponExclusive: 20% off select Surface Pro 9 for Business + Type Cover Bundle Most brushed metal finishes on PC peripherals are fingerprint magnets, but Logitech’s blend of aluminum and magnesium seems to be built to repel them. The frameless design of this keyboard also features floating keycaps that make cleaning up dust and food crumbs with a can of compressed air a lot easier.

tasta SPACE are cateun piciorus in fiecare capat care se uzeaza diferit; cel mai prost design pe care l-am vazut la o tastatura; Anti-Ghosting: With anti-ghosting, you can press as many keys as you need to at the same time without worrying about some keys not registering. title=More%20Expert%20Tech%20Roundups&type=articles%2Cvideos&tags=tech-roundup&count=6&columnCount=6&theme=article