I've got myself one of the original old Logitech G15 (flip up LCD and blue backlit). But recently it's been constantly disconnecting and reconnecting, I'm assuming there's a dodgy connection. As I've had this one for ages, I feel it's time to upgrade. It HAS to be backlit, I don't think I could handle having a non-backlit keyboard again! Although I've had the G15 for ages, I've never once used the bindable G-keys, so there's not necessary. I do use the LCD screen for Ventrilo, but it's not a necessity.
Need a new Gaming Keyboard
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G19? even though personally id wait for a price drop
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Buy a cheap keyboard and the G13 (has an LCD like the G15)
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its not a gaming keyboard its just a gamepad some people like them some people dont like mice keyboards are a personal thing different people like different ones
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I just got an MS Sidewinder X6 and am very happy with it although it's a bit too easy to hit the caps lock key when going for the 'a' key. I've disabled it (along with the windows key) in the gaming profile though.
Point to note - you can't adjust the angle of the keyboard (there are no little legs at the back underneath). I was going to do some kind of Heath-Robinson type bodge for that, but as it happens, it's really comfortable flat to the desk (and apparently the recommended position to avoid RSIs).
Point to note - you can't adjust the angle of the keyboard (there are no little legs at the back underneath). I was going to do some kind of Heath-Robinson type bodge for that, but as it happens, it's really comfortable flat to the desk (and apparently the recommended position to avoid RSIs).