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Logitech G512 SE Wired Mechanical RGB Gaming Keyboard Expired
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LIGHTSYNC technology
Provides next-gen RGB lighting that synchronizes lighting with any content.
USB pass-through
The additional, dedicated USB cable connects the port to its own input for full power throughput and data speed.
Logitech G HUB software
Gives you easy control to customize and access advanced features. Customize by game, connect to 3rd party apps like Discord, or download and share custom game profiles with the Logitech G community.
Clicky switches (Kailh blue switches)
Deliver an audible and tactile click for a solid, secure keypress.
Full function keys
Use the FN key to control volume, play and pause, mute, toggle game mode, change lighting effects, etc.
Aircraft-grade aluminum alloy
To deliver incredible thin but rigid and durable design.
USB interface
Enables a simple wired connection to your computer.
Windows compatible
For use with your existing computer.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/logi...Id=63725
Provides next-gen RGB lighting that synchronizes lighting with any content.
USB pass-through
The additional, dedicated USB cable connects the port to its own input for full power throughput and data speed.
Logitech G HUB software
Gives you easy control to customize and access advanced features. Customize by game, connect to 3rd party apps like Discord, or download and share custom game profiles with the Logitech G community.
Clicky switches (Kailh blue switches)
Deliver an audible and tactile click for a solid, secure keypress.
Full function keys
Use the FN key to control volume, play and pause, mute, toggle game mode, change lighting effects, etc.
Aircraft-grade aluminum alloy
To deliver incredible thin but rigid and durable design.
USB interface
Enables a simple wired connection to your computer.
Windows compatible
For use with your existing computer.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/logi...Id=63725
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Also, unless you're a pro gamer and you use the same keys (ie. WASD, shift, spacebar, etc.) over and over nonstop, there's no need to buy into the "replaceable switches" marketing BS from "high-end" keyboard manufacturers. As primarily a productivity user and casual gamer (which I can almost guarantee 99% of the people viewing this thread are), I've literally never had to replace one - by the time the switches are worn, the board will likely be so old that you'll want to buy a whole new one anyway. Or you could be clumsy like me and spill coffee into one.
Either way, no keyboard lasts forever, and even if it lasts a long time, most people will want the latest and greatest ones when new deals come up. For ~$50, I'd say it's a good deal for a quality keyboard.
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Overall, it's a good deal on a good keyboard. It's very well-built. Only negative in my opinion is that it doesn't have a removable cable.
And from what i can tell the "SE" model only comes with the GX blue switches.
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"Clicky switches
Deliver an audible and tactile click for a solid, secure keypress."
Maybe not a technical description, but we should know what that means if we're discussing the types of switches.
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I would rather spend $30 more and get a reputable switch instead.
Get off your high horse and do some research before posting, my dude/dudette. Logitech isn't an "unidentifiable brand". Their GX switches are pretty rock solid. I've used Cherry MX Blues as well as their GX Blues and, in my opinion, the difference is negligible. I'm currently using one of their TKL keyboards with Romer-G tactical switches, and dare I say, I actually prefer them over MX Browns. SO... unless you sit there all day comparing key feel with two keyboards side-by-side, you probably won't even notice a difference.
Also, unless you're a pro gamer and you use the same keys (ie. WASD, shift, spacebar, etc.) over and over nonstop, there's no need to buy into the "replaceable switches" marketing BS from "high-end" keyboard manufacturers. As primarily a productivity user and casual gamer (which I can almost guarantee 99% of the people viewing this thread are), I've literally never had to replace one - by the time the switches are worn, the board will likely be so old that you'll want to buy a whole new one anyway. Or you could be clumsy like me and spill coffee into one.
Either way, no keyboard lasts forever, and even if it lasts a long time, most people will want the latest and greatest ones when new deals come up. For ~$50, I'd say it's a good deal for a quality keyboard.