LOGITECH G710 KEYBOARD DELAY SOFTWARE
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I kid you not that I've felt linear switches that had more tactility than either of these switches produce.Ģ) Multi-device support/switching (3 minimum)ĥ) Not to have to give a shit about my keyboard, or spend much time on it, and ideally not spend much money, either

I own boards with both Romer-G Browns and Blues. In my experience with Logitech switches, you will be disappointed. >If it's adequately close to MX Browns, I'll get one. As someone who's used a Logitech board daily for 6 years, I'd recommend looking elsewhere - especially for the money. ĭidn't mean to go off on such a rant, but if helps even one person choose a better board than a Logitech, I'd say it was worth it.

LOGITECH G710 KEYBOARD DELAY SOFTWARE

Stepping away from the personal use aspect, that software often adds yet another path for security vulnerablities. Personally, I haven't had any issues with their stuff, but I've seen many that have sworn off of Logitech completely due to buggy software. Final bonus with the Keychron boards is not having to use Logitech's software. While the logitech board does have USB-C charging, it doesn't explictly state that it supports wired use, which is an option I hold in high regard for wireless keyboards.

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They lack 2.4Ghz conncetion, but there is both bluetooth (with up to 3 paired devices) and USB-C wired connection available. Even further, they have higher quality and a greater variety in choice of switches, regardless if you choose Keychron's own or Gateron switches.

Second, there's twice as many configurations to choose from (Full size, TKL, 75%, and 65%). Firstly, they're about half the price of this Logitech board, depending on the size you choose to go with. In that case, I would recommend looking into one of Keychron's low profile options. Don't let me make you feel like you're stupid or wrong to like what you like just because it's not what _I_ like! If this is your jam, then I'm stoked for you, and congrats on possibly finding the exact thing you're looking for! The above are my own opinions (and as a little bit of a hyper-frugalist sometimes, I'd still recommend shopping around on prices), but they're just that: my opinions. *EDIT*: I'm seeing a lot of folks responding to this and saying 'look, this is exactly what I'm looking for', so.I stand corrected. Non-enthusiasts will see that this Logitech keyboard is $150, but doesn't offer all that much more than their cheaper wireless multi-device keyboards, and will just buy a cheaper non-mech option.Īt $150, it's priced above most budget boards (the sort you'd see on /r/budgetkeebs, which is more my wheelhouse anyways), but with none of the selling points of the boards in that range - and it's getting into the low end of 'standard'/'pricier' boards, but again, it can't compete with boards in the $60 range.so why bother?

I don't get who this product is for, other than maybe someone who has heard mechanical keyboards are cool but is daunted by doing any research into what mechanical keyboard options exist out there.Įnthusiasts will see the non-standard switches and lack of hotswap, and the fact that it's Logitech, honestly, and will bounce off. Hotswappable switch sockets are basically a standard feature in the mechanical keyboard scene these days, with boards that sell for as low as $50-$60 having hotswappable sockets. I mean, I _think_ the switches are proprietary - the page has no real information about the switches at all, which is a bit like selling a computer by showing you a picture of the case and telling you it has 'a CPU'. This looks like a non-hotswappable board with proprietary switches, and it's still tied to Logitech's wireless dongles (which are notoriously bad about both causing and being super-sensitive to 2.4Ghz-spectrum interference).

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