Logitech G512 vs Redragon K552

You don't really see any bleed coming around the top of the the print right there or through out the side. Very, very nice, crisp RGB coming through t...

F1 through F12 are your media controls if thats what you're looking for. Overall, I recommend this board by far if you want something clicky, tactile, and loud. If you want a similar feel but quieter, take a look at Browns and other switches. Oh and it does not bend, quality is top notch for the price, and I'm not saying that as if you should expect a compromise in quality, this is a fine product and worth every dollar

The "Tactile" typing feel is kinda chunky. The "Aircraft Grade Aluminum" is just a top plate, everything else is thick-ish plastic. **1 year later - The coating on my WASD keys is rubbing off, the space bar is cracked, and any clicky-ness has disappeared. Custom Roamer-G keycaps are pretty much impossible to get ahold of, and if you can, they're usually caps not made for backlighting

A Redragon K552 with some chinese pbt keycaps (same colour as the OP's photo actually, but side printed) and the original outemu red switches swapped for green/teal (the board has the outemu hot swap sockets and I bought a tester pack and liked green best). I don't know if you can really call that "custom" but it is "customized" at least. ​. Super budget compared to most of this sub but it's my first mech board and way ahead of anything else I've used in the past

And they removed the 3.5mm on the dongle! it was such a useful feature!! Plus in terms of software, the mic never worked, the buttons on the back never did anything unless bound to a logitech specific command, and the volume knob is so soft it just moves to easily, it it brushes your shirt collar prepare for ear rape.

There does seem to be software for the Kamora, but after a long struggle with compatibility modes and the keyboard not being detected, I gave up on in...

Back lit LED, you can use Logitech software to control, or there are some pre-programmed onboard profiles that you can use. I have used the G10 1st gen, and I loved it, logitech has never really made a replacement for that one. I have also used the G910, that I took a few issues with. Over time, the G910 back light LED's started to die out, I hope they have resolved that issue with the G512

The keycaps aren't the worst but they block a lot of the RGB light which getting new keycaps will reveal to you. All the colors are nice on the RGB EXCEPT white, which is almost lavender with the stock keycaps. And probably the worst thing about this keyboard is that it does not have a working driver to customize it's RGB in a program. It just hasn't been fixed by Red Dragon at all

In feel, sound and materials.The attention to detail, the software, the typing feeling, the sound, the beautifull but useless led strip of the keyboard and wrist rest..

Solid build quality and very customizable. Pretty much everything except for the PCB can be replaced. Blue switches are very clicky, though the larger buttons can feel a little mushy at times. That is perfectly acceptable though, I don't expect high quality stabilizers at this price point

This thing is considerably taller and your wrists and hands will fatigue and hurt after a day of typing. I don't know a better way to say this, but while the build quality is solid, the edges of the keys are "sharp", as is the edge of the frame. Again, I think a palm rest would fix all of this, but I'm ultimately going to look for a low-profile gaming keyboard and probably give this to one of my kids because my hands can't take it. Suggestions: Logitech should really include a palm rest with this, it might be one of the most perfect keyboards I've ever used and I can tell it's going to last a while

If you do not like using wrist rests for your keyboards, then the ergonomics should be fine.

The frame is metal, so it has more weight than what I am used to, but with the rubber feet and the weight, it does not move around unless I want it to.

An optional keycap would be awesome seeing as this product works on both systems, but I'm really not all that tore up about it. It is rather hefty in weight, but that makes the experience all that much better seeing as it really holds the keyboard in place if you have to use it in your lap for whatever reason! This is my first Mechanical keyboard, and I have done extensive research that all led back to this being my best starting point. I'll be re-reviewing this one year out to see if my opinions have at all changed. :) Big thank you to this company for putting this product out there