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Logitech G512 Lightsync RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Carbon English Layout GX Blue Switch, Brushed Aluminum Case, USB Pass Through, 920-008936 (Renewed)

Logitech G512 Lightsync RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

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Bottom line: The Logitech G512 Lightsync RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard: GX Blue clicky switches give audible, tactile feedback on every keypress; main trade-off: renewed unit, not new — expect cosmetic wear and no factory-fresh packaging.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ GX Blue clicky switches give audible, tactile feedback on every keypress
  • ✓ 5052 aluminum-magnesium alloy top case resists flex during heavy keyboard use
  • ✓ Per-key RGB across ~16.8M colors, tunable in Logitech G HUB
  • ✓ 1 ms report rate keeps input latency low for fast-paced games
  • ✓ USB passthrough port runs off its own cable for full power and data speed

Cons

  • ✗ Renewed unit, not new — expect cosmetic wear and no factory-fresh packaging
  • ✗ GX Blue clicky switches are loud, a problem for shared rooms or voice chat
  • ✗ Needs two USB ports since passthrough uses a second dedicated cable
  • ✗ Full-size layout with no detachable cable eats desk space and packs poorly

Manufacturer description

G512 is a high performance RGB mechanical gaming keyboard that features advanced technologies in a modern and sleek design. G512 delivers 1 ms report rate and is available in 3 mechanical switch options-Romer-G Tactile, Romer-G Linear or GX Blue, customizable full spectrum ~16.8M color RGB lighting with LIGHTSYNC technology, USB pass-through and support for Logitech Gaming Software. G512 is the perfect blend of performance, advanced technologies and features, and unparalleled build quality.

SpecPicks Verdict

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Key Features

  • LIGHTSYNC RGB: Personalize lighting for each individual key, customize lighting effects, and enjoy in-game integrations from a spectrum of ~16.8M colors with Logitech Gaming Software.
  • AIRCRAFT-GRADE ALUMINUM ALLOY: G512 is crafted from incredibly strong and durable 5052 aluminum-magnesium alloy which allows for both a minimal design and a beautiful aesthetic. The rigidity of 5052 alloy also provides a sturdy, non-slip chassis that houses a full suite of features for an unbeatable gaming experience.
  • USB PASSTHROUGH: Convenience and speed are directly within reach. The additional, dedicated USB cable connects the USB passthrough port to its own input for full power throughput and data speed. Plug in a device to charge or plug in a mouse to charge your adversaries, without missing a beat.
  • FULL FUNCTION KEYS: Media and lighting controls are right at your fingertips. Use the FN key to control volume, play and pause, mute, toggle game mode, change lighting effects, etc. Use the FN toggle feature in Logitech G HUB and configure your function keys to perform these alt commands by default.
  • DEDICATED GAMING FEATURES: Don’t lose a game because you fat-fingered the Windows key. Toggle game mode with FN+F8. Deactivate additional keys using Logitech G HUB. Store per-key RGB lighting profiles in the onboard memory for use on any system

Full Specifications

BrandLogitech
ColorCarbon
StyleContemporary
Themegaming
MaterialAluminum
Generation2nd Generation or higher
Model NameG512 CARBON LIGHTSYNC RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard w/ GX Brown switches (Tactile)
Style NameContemporary
Unit Count1.0 Count
Switch TypeGX Blue, GX Brown
ConnectivityUSB
Model Number920-008936
Power SourceDC power supply (USB)
CompatibilitySwitch
Built-In MediaUSB Cable
Number of Keys19
Button Quantity19
Keyboard LayoutQWERTY
Mfr Part Number920-008936
Special FeatureNon-slip
Full listing titleLogitech G512 Lightsync RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Carbon English Layout GX Blue Switch, Brushed Aluminum Case, USB Pass Through, 920-008936 (Renewed)

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