Logitech's G513 is more than an attractive, professional-looking keyboard. It's also the debut of the new Romer-G Linear switch, a faux-Cherry MX Red that finally gives Logitech lovers some options.

Between Cherry MX Red and Romer-G Linear, the Romer-Gs are an objectively quieter switch. There is less noise in both bottom-outs and top-outs. This was also true of the tactile version, which is ...

UPDATE, 6/25/18: Logitech has released a model of the G513 with a GX Blue key switch: a loud, tactile mechanical switch that mimics the feel and sound of a Cherry MX Blue.Save for the key switches ...

This week Logitech debuted the GX Blue switch. Yes, GX Blue—no Romer-G designation, ... It’s a tactile switch, requiring 50g of force and with a prominent click at the actuation point (1.9 mm).

The G413 also had the brand's Romer-G switches, but there was only one option. There's an emphasis on materials here, too: the G513 is built from an aluminum-magnesium alloy, and it comes with a ...

The Logitech G513 keyboard comes with your choice of either the Romer-G tactile switch - a quietly bumpy switch that's been around the block - or the brand new linear switch.

It’s designed to be an extremely fast, gaming-oriented switch while still retaining a degree of tactile feedback. To achieve this, the Romer-G is set to actuate at 1.5mm with just 45g of force.

With sturdy aluminum-magnesium build, quality Romer-G Tactile switches, customizable lighting, and premium features, like a long braided cable and padded palm rest, the Logitech G513 should make a ...

Romer-G switches come in two options. There's a Tactile switch that gives you distinct actuation feedback every time you press a key, and there's the Linear version that delivers a completely ...

Above: A Romer-G switch in action. Image Credit: Logitech. Let’s talk about those Romer-G switches. If you don’t know why you should care about this, you probably won’t.

Logitech's K840 keyboard combines Romer G switches and an ... the board sports the highly efficient and tactile Romer G switches ... (there are Windows keycaps in the box if you want to switch).

Logitech is no stranger to the PC speaker market, but now the company is making something new: the Logitech G560, a PC speaker set specifically designed for gaming as part of the Logitech G line.