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LOGITECH GAMING WIRELESS KEYBOARD FULL
LOGITECH GAMING WIRELESS KEYBOARD PORTABLE
LOGITECH GAMING WIRELESS KEYBOARD PRO
LOGITECH GAMING WIRELESS KEYBOARD PC
LOGITECH GAMING WIRELESS KEYBOARD BLUETOOTH

Use LIGHTSYNC to highlight keys and program static lighting patterns to onboard memory for tournament systems that don’t allow G HUB installations.It’s easy to pack up and transport to tournaments. Ultra-portable compact ten keyless design frees up table space for mouse movement.Durable GX Blue Click switches deliver an audible and tactile click for a solid, secure keypress.Built with and for esports athletes for competition-level performance, speed and precision.

LOGITECH GAMING WIRELESS KEYBOARD BLUETOOTH

Logitech G613 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Multihost 2.4 GHz + Bluetooth Connectivity (Renewed).

Logitech G613 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Multihost 2.4 GHz + Blutooth Connectivity – Black.

LOGITECH GAMING WIRELESS KEYBOARD PRO

Logitech 920-009388 G Pro Mechanical Wired Gaming Keyboard GX Blue Clicky Switch + LIGHTSYNC RGB Backlit Keys (Renewed).

Logitech G915 Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Clicky), Black (Renewed)….

Logitech G413 Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with USB Passthrough – Carbon.

Logitech G610 Orion Red Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard.

Logitech G213 Prodigy Gaming Keyboard, LIGHTSYNC RGB Backlit Keys, Spill-Resistant, Customizable Keys, Dedicated Multi-Media Keys – Black.Logitech G815 LIGHTSYNC RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Low Profile GL Tactile key switch, 5 programmable G-keys, USB Passthrough, dedicated media control – Tactile.Logitech G910 Orion Spectrum RGB Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Black.

LOGITECH GAMING WIRELESS KEYBOARD PORTABLE

Logitech G PRO Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Ultra Portable Tenkeyless Design, Detachable Micro USB Cable, 16.8 Million Color LIGHTSYNC RGB Backlit Keys.

Most mainstream keyboards use membrane technology, which is adequate for most users, but heavy-duty users and gamers will likely prefer keyboards with mechanical switches (which are not reviewed here). Windows hotkeys, or even programmable keys, are great bonuses, especially for power users. flatter key designs, and it’s surprising how little things like the texture or the amount of dimple will make or break a choice. This is why we encourage trying before buying: We’ve had very different experiences with traditional keys vs. Keys: Look for keys that are sculpted and spaced for typing comfort. These will sacrifice some features but be easier to take with you. As more of us carry laptops or tablets, however, we’ll look for models that are compact or portable. Size: A model that will always sit on your desktop can be bigger and heavier, and usually some other advantages some with that. You’re going to use this keyboard every day, so make sure it fits your typing habits and your needs. For instance, we balance the versatility of multi-platform models like Logitech’s K780 against its performance as an actual keyboard you need to use every day (and in this case, it wins on all counts). We considered the size, weight, and durability of each model against its purpose-whether it was designed to be portable or desk-bound, and compact or fully featured. We also tried the secondary features: hotkeys, switches and dials on multi-platform models, and even the ability to adjust the angle or other comfort characteristics. We assessed the primary typing experience: key design, typing feel, and even noisiness.

LOGITECH GAMING WIRELESS KEYBOARD FULL

We spent at least one full workday typing exclusively on each model we tested, with follow-up time to allow for a learning curve. It was hands-on all the way with our keyboard testing. As you’re shopping (particularly if you have big fingers), keep in mind that some hardware makers sacrifice the keys’ size and spacing to give you portability. Pairing Bluetooth keyboards (compared to Bluetooth headsets, let’s say) requires a few more steps, and only one of the models was slightly flaky in maintaining its connection.īluetooth keyboards tend to cost a little more but also offer longer battery life. On the other hand, if you need a keyboard to work across different platforms on newer devices, a Bluetooth-enabled model is what you need.Īll the USB receiver-driven models in this roundup were flawless examples of plug-and-play keyboards. Some older Windows 7 machines may not support Bluetooth.

LOGITECH GAMING WIRELESS KEYBOARD PC

Wireless keyboards connect to a PC in one of two ways: via Bluetooth or a USB receiver. From its deep, clicky keystrokes and wood or leather paneling to its LED-backlit keys and rechargeable battery, the Bluetooth-enabled Retro Classic will delight serious typists with old souls and money to burn. The Azio Retro BT Classic is a vintage-style mechanical keyboard priced like a real antique, but if you have the cash, it’s certainly striking.