Logitech G512 Lightsync RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard 920009342

Love it—I had to get a wired keyboard for my work and this is way better than the sticky keyboard they gave me at first.

Very cool and love it. Not a gamer but getting into streaming and its so cool. I use logitech for my camera and keyboard and mouse

There are quite a lot of features of this keyboard that I really like. Appearance is always the first thing everyone notices, so I will start off with the keyboard lighting. This feature is super cool. I love all the different colors and was easy to set up. The design is very sleek and clean. This is definitely not a light product. It feels very heavy duty and well made, but of course for a great reason. During gaming or everyday use, you wouldn't want your keyboard to be sliding all over the place, so for that, the weight of this keyboard is another plus on my list. I love keyboards with USB ports. It is so much more convenient when you can charge your devices right on your table, especially if you have a short cable. Although this keyboard is heavy, I did not find it very bulky, which means I didn't feel like it took a lot of my desk space. Setting up was simple and smooth for me. I didn't have any issues downloading the software from logitech for the keyboard lighting. I do love the feel while typing on this keyboard and I have been enjoying using this keyboard so far, so overall I find it a very good quality keyboard.

This keyboard is sweet! It's heavy, sturdy metal. I think it's just beautiful and sleek and really really nice. But my husband took it for himself for his gaming. He said It's far more responsive than any other keyboard he's owned. You barely have to push the key down for it to respond. It does make a little bit louder of a click sound then some keyboards but nothing unusually annoying about it or anything. You get used to it and he wears headphones and it's not bothersome to us when we're around him. It is really pretty and cycles through a rainbow of colors. The colors show through the bottom of the keys and through the clear printed letter on top of the keys. It's a really pretty light show. There isn't much border around the keys like his other keyboards. So when you're resting your hands on the keyboard, there's no gradual slope down. So it may not be the best ergonomically. My husband noticed it right away but he's used to it now. Small, little kid hands may be bothered by the high profile keys and no gradual sloped border.

I've have always purchased very cheap keyboards so they don't last long this one is by far the best keyboard I've ever owned. It's made with steel and the way it lights up is such a great feature especially when using it in the dark. The keys haven't gotten stuck and I've been using it for over a week every day gaming, sending emails etc on it. It had a lot of functions to it I am still learning but it's absolutely amazing!

I have been using this keyboard for about a month. I replaced a G413 which is nearly identical to the G513, but with only white backlit keys. The G513 has black keys with black anodized aluminum top which is nice and better matches the other components, and has a full color backlit with nice controls to selecting them in the app. The reason I replaced the G413 was double typing some lettters, I hope they fixed that for the G513. The only thing that I do not like is that only the primary key character is backlit and not the secondary characters. Like for the nine key, "9" is lit but the left parenthesis ("(")is not lit. I typically know where the primary keys are and need some guidance for the secondaries. They are printed on the key but with the backlighting on, and in a darkened room the secondary key is harder to locate.

Cool aluminium body keyboard. This makes it very heavy. The aluminium has a brushed look, and is dark grey, like gun metal. USB pass-through. It has GX Brown Tactile switches, Logitech's answer to Cherry MX speed keys, and they feel really nice. They aren't as clicky as some people like, but I like my keys quieter. Back lit LED, you can use Logitech software to control, or there are some pre-programmed onboard profiles that you can use. I have used the G10 1st gen, and I loved it, logitech has never really made a replacement for that one. I have also used the G910, that I took a few issues with. Over time, the G910 back light LED's started to die out, I hope they have resolved that issue with the G512. On the G512 has a light for there Caps lock, and the G memory, but none for the number lock or scroll lock. I would also prefer dedicated media buttons, if nothing more than a volume control and mute.

I really like this keyboard. It is a bit heavy, not so easily moved around. I lile that my hands can comfortably rest on it. The raised keys are nice. Easy to press down with little "clicking" noise. Just overall, a nice simple keyboard that doesn't break the bank account.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I upgraded from the g413 and I gotta say. You guys have really lost the plot. This was SO CLOSE to being my perfect keyboard. No extra keys, no key remover, the cord isn't a nice braided cable anymore, and the shift symbols don't light up? Why? Older models did! Why did you stop selling those for this?

Prior to purchase I reviewed specifications and a user manual I came across showed the upper numeric row of keys (with shift characters) had 100% backlighting. The numeric keys on the G512 keyboard I received do not light up the shift characters, so using in a dark room without lights on makes it hard to enter shift characters. Talked with Logitech and they do not have replacement keys. If you need to type (or play games) in the dark, purchase a different keyboard with full 100% backlighting.