Logitech G G512 (Eng. Int., Cable)
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Logitech G G512

Eng. Int., Cable

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chwue

4 years ago

I am looking for a keyboard for the office. I don't like the feel of the "modern" flat keyboards (currently HP Business slim). Now I've come across gaming keyboards, but I don't know how suitable such keyboards are for office work. Can anyone tell me how loud the keystrokes of the G512 are and whether the keyboard is suitable for pure office work?

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istref0

4 years ago • purchased this product

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Hello, In my opinion, the keyboard is suitable for the office because it is not so loud.
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Dotx

5 years ago

The picture seems to me to be a US keyboard layout, please change description or picture, if the picture is wrong please clarify where the difference is with this keyboard: https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/logitech-g-g512-tactile-ch-kabelgebunden-tastatur-10244214?supplier=3204073#gallery-open

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Anonymous

5 years ago

The picture is also only a "symbol picture" - it says in the product title that it has a CH layout. The difference between the two keyboards are the keyboard switches.
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GustarfErik

2 years ago

Is it possible that the key assignment on the Logitech 512 is incorrect? In my case, the "(" is on key 8, but we write on the shift 7 key. Another example is the "?", which is on the key I use to write "-". It should actually be next to the right shift key, but it is the return key. There are many other examples such as the "ö", "ä" and "ü" which are written on the keyboard but are not on it as characters. I can write them using the keys with the ";", " " " and "[" symbols. What is the standard of the keyboard that the mapping is so strange?

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