Amazon.com has Logitech G515 Rapid TKL Low-Profile Wired Gaming Keyboard, Fully Customizable PC Gaming Keyboard with Analog Low-Profile Switches, Rapid Trigger, Ultra-Slim, for USB-A Port - White on sale for $127.49. Shipping is free.
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- Low Profile Analog Switches: Precise and responsive, the analog switches on this low-profile TKL gaming keyboard offer a fast 2.5 mm travel, smooth and consistent keystrokes, and lasting durability
- Ultra Slim Design: At only 22 mm high, this slim keyboard combines sleek style and ergonomic support with reduced key travel for faster, more responsive gaming performance
- Customizable Actuation: Fine-tune the low-profile magnetic analog switches from 0.1 mm to 2.5 mm for personalized performance during competitive play for gamers
- Rapid Trigger: Magnetic analog switches can dynamically reset immediately allowing for rapid repetition of keystrokes without needing to fully lift your finger to re-activate
- Key Priority: Set which key takes priority when two opposing keys are pressed at the same time enabling more fluid movements
- Multipoint Action: Allows the configuration of specific actions on one key by setting two actuation points for quicker transitions such as walk and run
- Fully Customizable: Use G HUB to customize per-key actuation, Rapid Trigger, Key Priority, Multipoint Action, and LIGHTSYNC RGB, turning your keyboard into a personalized control center
- Premium Components: A stainless steel top plate, oil resistant double-shot PBT keycaps and magnetic analog switches ensure high performance and lasting durability.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FFMS2C2Y
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I imagine some people wouldn't mind a wired keyboard - no worries about battery swelling... or eventual battery degradation as the device gets old.
It's also a keyboard - how often is that getting moved or shifted around compared to something like a mouse?
I imagine some people wouldn't mind a wired keyboard - no worries about battery swelling... or eventual battery degradation as the device gets old.
It's also a keyboard - how often is that getting moved or shifted around compared to something like a mouse?
I replied to that guy b/c in his particular instance, he prefers wireless... which is fine but other people may not want or need wireless capability. I feel like ultimately, the point of this forum is to discuss if this is a good deal or not (and why).
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