Reviews Logitech G815 LIGHTSYNC GL Tactile CZ
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Radek, Uherské Hradiště
Rated 17/06/2022, variant Logitech G815 LIGHTSYNC GL Tactile CZ
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The low-profile design is an essential feature and the main reason to consider this keyboard. Not many keyboards can reach 22mm, including those with low-profile switches. The alternatives are not very well available and the necessary parts to put together your own are basically completely unavailable. Logitech uses modified Kailh Choc V1 switches. These try to reproduce the characteristics of Cherry switches, so the tactile version is very similar to the Cherry MX Brown. Logitech's modification consists purely of different key holes. This is counterproductive because only original Logitech keys (which need to be ordered from abroad) can be used. What's worse, there is a lot of play in the key grip, which affects the feel of the keys when typing. The keys need to be padded with something. You can use rubber rings for classic keys, or put some pads between the keys and the switch (e.g. thin EVA foam). Without that, the writing and the overall impression feels awfully cheap. The design of the keys is awkward. On the one hand, they are cheaply made and will shine relatively soon. On the other hand, their shape is excellent for writing. The bottom cover is reinforced with two metal plates, the keyboard is thin, so it does not bend much. After disassembly, small improvements can be made, such as damping in the cover or tape mod. The stabilisers can also be easily lubricated from the underside. Despite its shortcomings, the keyboard can definitely be recommended, but only if you really want that low profile. High-profile keyboards offer much more for the price.
Height only 22 mm
Well crafted volume control
Wobbling keys (must be unscrambled)
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Rated 04/01/2022, variant Logitech G815 LIGHTSYNC GL Tactile CZ
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For a long time I used a mechanical keyboard with a clicker. But because of the noise, I had to switch to this one (my girlfriend kept grumbling). And it's relatively quiet, but that's about the only significant plus. Otherwise, it's boring to type on, the switches feel cheap, the macro keys are rather obstructive (but it's probably a matter of habit) and in general I don't feel like I'm getting anything extra for my money. Only the base, which is made of metal, has value. But everything else is cheap (flashy) flashing plastic. I'm lazy to return the keyboard, but I suggest you try something else.
Backlight
Quiet
Programmable keys
Keys to control multimedia
Expensive - feeling price about 2 thousand CZK
I often accidentally press the macro keys
I don't see the added value of a mechanical keyboard: acts as a membrane
Subjective, but it seems unnecessarily large to me. Keyboard shortcuts sometimes give me trouble.
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