Logitech G512 X 98 Review: Hy d Mish

We all remember toys that tried to do too much. This remote-controlled vehicle is equipped with flashlights, wailing alarms, flipping weapons and spring rocket launchers, as you know. That's how Rotte G512 X makes me feel.

This game keyboard is trying to insert so many functions, but almost all of them feel a little immature. The number of functions hinders the overall design. It is a mechanical keyboard with optional analogue switches, which also have tactile rings, and keyboards with built-in tools to replace switches in a small box on the back of the keyboard.

I understand that this keyboard is trying to solve the problem of the simulation keyboard, but its solutions will eventually produce as many new problems as possible.

The concept of chaos.

G-512 X 98 is not a standard game keyboard. It is itself a very beautiful, fashionable keyboard, with a white or blue latched black option, but its uniqueness lies within it. As Roteux said, the idea here is to maintain the sense of simulated switch speed and mechanical switch. As can be seen in the Hole Effect Keyboard, the greatest limitation to simulated switches is that they are almost always linear, which means that there is no tactile collision to tell you when the key is triggered. Since the driver distance of the simulated switch is freely regulated, a mere static touch bump creates a mismatch between the " feeling " of the input and the actual input. Inaccuracy destroys the whole meaning of a keyboard like this.