To all those who question these switches being "like" Kailh Choc: Logitech openly works with Kailhua to develop this slightly altered Choc switch, it's not a secret. These are literally Kailh's switches, there is no plagiarism going on.
Do you know more about "slightly altered Choc switch" ? I know that they managed to reduce the choc's total travel from 3mm to 2.7mm. Any more changes to the standard choc switches?
@@87detto I don't. I learned the little I know when I was picking a keyboard for myself, and ended up buying Steelseries Apex Pro (Omnipoint switches) shortly after. Didn't follow up on any keyboards after it, I'm fully satisfied with what I got. What turned me off from this one was combination of price and low quality keycaps: Cyrillic engravings for these keycaps do not allow light to pass, they break easily and that they're not customizable, so you get one set for the keyboard's lifetime.
I chose the Brown/Tactile as my Blue switches in my old keyboard were far too loud when playing and when typing during zoom calls. I don’t regret my choice AT ALL. I think they should so sturdy and phenomenal. The only time the get loud is when I slightly tap my keys when trying to figure out what exactly I want to type in an email or a message. They keycaps do wobble a bit and take some getting used to IMO, and it’s louder than actually pressing down the keys but not too loud either. I got the TKL version and I’m very happy. Looks sleek, stealthy, and professional when needed. And gamer by just turning on the RGBs
I used this guide to sort out what flavor of G815 to get. The audio of typing really helped cement the choice for me. I got the Linear version and absolutely love it. I'm often around other people in my home office and work while on the phone. A quieter keyboard was important to me, if I'm intentional with it I can make the typing experience nearly mute by just not leaning into the keys more. What I was looking for, and what Logitech exceeded all my expectations in, was a pseudo mechanical experience, shallower throw travel, less snap than most of the Cherry keys Ive experienced (detent), quiet, shallow overall height of the keyboard and frameless so its actually possible to clean this thing (hint, get a beard trimming brush or small paint brush). My hands love the keys though, took maybe 1-2 days to get accustomed to it and there's no going back for me now, everything else feels like attempting to precision cut a cinder block with a tree branch while balancing on a water bed. Logitech outdid themselves with the G815, this is an extraordinary piece of hardware.
This is the best video as far as info on the g915 goes imo. Wanted to add my 2 cents though about the tactile version. I've tried all 3 of them. Most experience with the tactile and linear versions as the clicky was way too loud for me from the display version I tried. Overall I wanted to go with the tactile version, but the issue with the tactile version that I had (and later found out was a common complaint with Kailh choc brown switches) is switch consistency. What I mean by this is that some keys feel and sound different than the others. For example some of the G Keys had a very noticable difference in their tactile feel and audible click compared to the other keys on the keyboard. A majority of the letter keys pretty much felt like scratchy linears (very little tactile feedback) compared to the solid feel the G keys had (note that these keys are the same size/shape as each other). There is a possibility that I just had a bad tactile keyboard(someone on newegg ended up having the exact same complaint as me), but I would say if you can deal with the noise, I'd get the clicky for the tactile feel, or linears if silence is a must. Also all 3 versions seem to have a key or 2 where one of the stabilizers is weaker than the other its paired with.
Even cherry keys seem to have this issue... The high demand have consistently lowered the quality since the first boards, not that they were ever that great when asking keyboard fanatics anyhow.. But since low profile is so new, im gonna roll with the whites and call it a day.. Got headphones on when I play anyway, and my studio mic can easily be tweaked so my friends won't get too annoyed..
I have this in the tactile. After a few weeks of using this I love it!!! Don’t get me wrong I loved my g513 but this keyboard is solid. Pricey but no regrets especially since I can also use it with my iPad Pro without having an extra keyboard.
These definitely don't sound like that in person. I have the tactile one and it's not as noisy. I do miss the clicky sound from a mechanical keyboard, but for meetings, people sitting in the living room etc, tactile is a nice compromise.
Trying to bump this comment. The sound in these videos is way overblown. I got a G815 a few days back and I went with the tactile version because the clicky one seemed insane in these comparisons. Tactile already sounded way loud in these videos, but in person the tactile version sounds almost like a regular keyboard so if I could go back and choose again, I'd get the clicky. Coming from a Razer Huntsman, the volume on the tactile is almost non-existant.
I am currently typing on the g815 linear, and it definitely does sound a lot different than it does in the video. It sounds good, but it doesn't sound as clicky as it does in the video.
This review was really in-depth and incredibly helpful, i've had my eye on a G815 keyboard for a while now but wasn't sure about which one of the new GL switches that seemed best for me personally.
@@staytoasty7373 The tactile version, and they are absolutely amazing. I had my eye on the clicky version for a while but those would've driven me insane i think. I've used the G815 Tactile version for about 4 months now and i can heartily recommend it!
Got a G915 TKL with the brown ones and will send it back. The 'tactile' feel is annoyingly wobbly and inconsistent. Since the caps aren't fixed with a stem, they have a little play to the sides. Because of that, you barely feel a 'bump' when hitting a key in the center and way more when you hit it off center and angle the cap a little. I was hoping for a nice pronounced edge but it just feels like the keys wobble and scratch their way down the first half of the way until they pass the 'bump' (also sounds like that). On top of that the caps feel fragile and cheap. Gateron optical low profile switches felt way better to me but unfortunately I can't find a low latency wireless keyboard with them.
Hey man, thanks for this vid! Really thorough and helps me understand the distinct differences between the 3. I never thought about playing racing games with a mouse/kb until you mentioned it.Think I might try it! lol Awesome vid, thx again. Subbed.
I was teetering on linear vs tactile, so many push for tactile but your breakdown made me pull the trigger on linear. Thank you! Now I've gotta wait a week :)
I have the tactile already and notice if you push a key very slowly it feels mushy towards the bottom of the key press. Does the Linear one feel this way too?
@@Brewer_ Linear user here. just got it yesterday and so far i like that the keystroke is really just a single, smooth consistent action. i can't pinpoint if there is a mushy feeling to it, but it does feel crisp / very light to the touch (?) all the way till you bottom out - that's what i can best describe it as. what i may not like so far (or maybe haven't gotten fully used to) is that it's got very little to no tactile feedback when you bottom out. trying hard to imagine how the tactile one would feel with the mushiness you described, videos just can't seem to demonstrate it well enough xD
Just bought one the other day. It's coming in today, and I got the tactiles. Its my first mechanical keyboard and I was feeling kinda nervous I may have gotten the wrong one. But this video in particular really helped with that.
Definitely my next gaming keyboard as it has low profile, tactile switches and as a bonus G key's. I was going to buy the Corsair k70 mk2 low profile keyboard but it only has silent linear switches and no G key's.
Been researching for this keyboard since last week. Love the slim look of this keyboard but not sure which switch I should get. Love your personal recommendation on the switches. Kinda like the clicky one but its too noisy for streaming. Probably will go with tactile. I hope this keyboard will last at least few years for hardcore working and gaming. It's kinda costy >.>
I realize this is a pretty old video, but I'm hoping you're still watching comments. I'm looking at the G815 to replace a K740 that has again started losing it's letters. The K740 has a scissor/membrane switch setup. Are you able to say whether the linear or tactile switch going to be more similar? Thanks, regardless! Great comparison video!
Thanks for the review! Your review really helped me decide which G915 switch to go with. So I decided to go the GL Tactile version and am loving the keyboard!
Can you recommend me a switch type? No gaming, just too much typing. I like low force requirement. (Wrist pain) I'd be fine with a great laptop style low profile switch if I could get it in a TKL layout like Logitech's. But I can't. So which Logitech is best? Quieter is a plus but lack of pain is most important.
Great video and recommendations. Thinking of upgrading from an Orion Spectrum (I have both!); primary use is coding, secondary is gaming - thinking either clicky or tactile for me.
New to mechanical keyboards, i have my eyes on this one. I work from home and am on the phone all day, but my headset is crazy with ANC and i am leaning towards the clicky, i do NOT like the sound of the brown tactile, and im not sure i want the linear based on the lack of feedback, so i think that leaves me with the Red clicky
Good review. My only concern is whether or not this keyboard is durable in the long run. I had purchased the Steelseries MX800 which is basically the best keyboard I've ever had. The QS1 switches are low profile similar to this one, noise is extremely low, fluid typing/gaming. Truly the best switch ever. But, the durability was absolutely non-existant. Early 1st-2nd year I fixed some of the keys myself, now 4-5 years later some keys either double trigger or need to be pressed harder. Key caps are falling apart and for a few keys have come off, I glued them back on. I spent $300 on that keyboard just for the amazing QS1 switch but expected better durability. If this G815 doesn't end up being durable it will feel like a waste of money the second time around.
i have the g815 with brown switches and bought it 2 years ago. this keyboard is very good but i got into keyboard modding and it bothers me that there are no aftermarket keycaps for this type of switch.
Hey, nice review. Did you brake any of the keycaps when shooting this video? I saw some comments of people complaining. I will appreciate your reply. Thanks!
I know this video is old, but how loud are the clicky switches in reality? Can you type on it without waking up the entire house? You can hear MX Blues through a door.
Theyre pretty damn loud to be honest xD but they feel nice. I got the clicky and ended up switching to a diff keyboard because the noise traveled through my house too much. Damned wood floors
I can make any keyboard/switch do what I want, so the whole "it's hard to know when you actually make the keypress" thing is a non-issue with me. The only thing that IS a concern for me is noise. I do use my keyboard for work since I work from home, but mainly game...but when I game it is usually later at night after the wife has gone to bed, so I need as quiet a keyboard as I can get. I currently have the Corsair K70 Mk.2 Silent, but even with this keyboard, my wife STILL swears she can hear me in the other room. So I need something even MORE quiet than that....not sure which of these keyboards would actually fit that bill between the Liner and the Tactile.
i cant decide which keys i want to use, why not just buy both clicky and brown? I would never go for linear cause i can hear that mushy sound from membrane keyboards! Yikes
hello hope someone can help me, im planning to buy gl linear switches g815. Im just wondering how linear switches feels like cause ive never tried it before. does it feel like membrane keyboard without any feedback ?
Nice video man, what is the name of the song at the beginning of the video? I like it. Edit: Nevermind, its "Convince Yourself Everyday by Chilled Crocodile"
@@0hkie But you can't find white keycaps for these GL swithces. Replacing them with a standard Kailh PG1350 choc switch would make that possible. These black on black keycaps are a pain.
Logitech Really do me Dirty( and i hope you guys also got the feeling of being played Dirty) especially the so called "GL" Switch. The Fact that they said it out LoUD GL switches, its actually Khailh Switch.
Sound test 3:43
your welcome
Thanks, man.
Thanks!
my nigga
@A R are these interchangable with Cherries?
My welcome?
I've watched approximately 20 videos about these switches and this was the best one for sure.
which one did you go for in the end?
@@ManishBhatiaLDN I choose the browns and I’ve been happy with my choice. It’s been excellent so far.
@GHΩST I don’t know but I’m just as disappointed as you are lol
Haha same, leaning toward the tactile ones.
to play in video games it is good ?@@MaximumBets
All I need is 5 minutes with each of these keyboards and then I can make a damn choice
i want the clicky ones, but they are limited to the black version of the keyboard, fml
@@gassyFN Tactile is better anyways, you don't want so noisy keys believe me. (Except you live in a house somewhere in Antarctic)
I have the G915 tkl white tactile and its sound is AWESOME its a little bit loud(not much as clicky) but it is good at both writing and gaming
To all those who question these switches being "like" Kailh Choc: Logitech openly works with Kailhua to develop this slightly altered Choc switch, it's not a secret. These are literally Kailh's switches, there is no plagiarism going on.
finally!......someone said it, I was reading those comments and thought to myself 'where's the conspiracy?'
Do you know more about "slightly altered Choc switch" ? I know that they managed to reduce the choc's total travel from 3mm to 2.7mm. Any more changes to the standard choc switches?
@@87detto I don't. I learned the little I know when I was picking a keyboard for myself, and ended up buying Steelseries Apex Pro (Omnipoint switches) shortly after. Didn't follow up on any keyboards after it, I'm fully satisfied with what I got.
What turned me off from this one was combination of price and low quality keycaps: Cyrillic engravings for these keycaps do not allow light to pass, they break easily and that they're not customizable, so you get one set for the keyboard's lifetime.
@@87detto They literally say Kailh on them on the G915TKL
Thank you for making this and explaining the feeling of each key! You told me more in the first 4 minutes than most videos told me in 15, thank you!
I rarely ever leave comments but this was exactly the info I was looking for and well presented. Thank you very much!
I chose the Brown/Tactile as my Blue switches in my old keyboard were far too loud when playing and when typing during zoom calls. I don’t regret my choice AT ALL. I think they should so sturdy and phenomenal.
The only time the get loud is when I slightly tap my keys when trying to figure out what exactly I want to type in an email or a message. They keycaps do wobble a bit and take some getting used to IMO, and it’s louder than actually pressing down the keys but not too loud either.
I got the TKL version and I’m very happy. Looks sleek, stealthy, and professional when needed. And gamer by just turning on the RGBs
I used this guide to sort out what flavor of G815 to get. The audio of typing really helped cement the choice for me. I got the Linear version and absolutely love it. I'm often around other people in my home office and work while on the phone. A quieter keyboard was important to me, if I'm intentional with it I can make the typing experience nearly mute by just not leaning into the keys more. What I was looking for, and what Logitech exceeded all my expectations in, was a pseudo mechanical experience, shallower throw travel, less snap than most of the Cherry keys Ive experienced (detent), quiet, shallow overall height of the keyboard and frameless so its actually possible to clean this thing (hint, get a beard trimming brush or small paint brush). My hands love the keys though, took maybe 1-2 days to get accustomed to it and there's no going back for me now, everything else feels like attempting to precision cut a cinder block with a tree branch while balancing on a water bed. Logitech outdid themselves with the G815, this is an extraordinary piece of hardware.
I think those brown ones would be my sweet spot..
This is how every review should be made. 10/10 Thanks!
Thank you so much for all the info I appreciate it alot ! It's hard to know which ones the best when I haven't actually tried them out for myself.
I just got my 815 today with the gl clicky switches ,.
I LOVE IT
they really nailed the sweet spot for me on this one,..
How does it feel when you write a bit longer ?
@@colinweber3686 Still love it ,.. very responsive ,.. solid keyboard use it for gaming 8 to 10 hours a day last 4 months
MrMentalflossed Thanks im gonna get that one
This is the best video as far as info on the g915 goes imo. Wanted to add my 2 cents though about the tactile version.
I've tried all 3 of them. Most experience with the tactile and linear versions as the clicky was way too loud for me from the display version I tried.
Overall I wanted to go with the tactile version, but the issue with the tactile version that I had (and later found out was a common complaint with Kailh choc brown switches) is switch consistency. What I mean by this is that some keys feel and sound different than the others. For example some of the G Keys had a very noticable difference in their tactile feel and audible click compared to the other keys on the keyboard. A majority of the letter keys pretty much felt like scratchy linears (very little tactile feedback) compared to the solid feel the G keys had (note that these keys are the same size/shape as each other).
There is a possibility that I just had a bad tactile keyboard(someone on newegg ended up having the exact same complaint as me), but I would say if you can deal with the noise, I'd get the clicky for the tactile feel, or linears if silence is a must. Also all 3 versions seem to have a key or 2 where one of the stabilizers is weaker than the other its paired with.
I have the same problem with my g815 brown switches, not all of them sound the same, a few almost sound clicky even
Even cherry keys seem to have this issue... The high demand have consistently lowered the quality since the first boards, not that they were ever that great when asking keyboard fanatics anyhow.. But since low profile is so new, im gonna roll with the whites and call it a day.. Got headphones on when I play anyway, and my studio mic can easily be tweaked so my friends won't get too annoyed..
I hit like just because of the t-shirt haha. Proud of seeing you grow, my friend. All the best!
I have this in the tactile. After a few weeks of using this I love it!!! Don’t get me wrong I loved my g513 but this keyboard is solid. Pricey but no regrets especially since I can also use it with my iPad Pro without having an extra keyboard.
These definitely don't sound like that in person. I have the tactile one and it's not as noisy.
I do miss the clicky sound from a mechanical keyboard, but for meetings, people sitting in the living room etc, tactile is a nice compromise.
Good to know, thanks for the info!
Trying to bump this comment. The sound in these videos is way overblown. I got a G815 a few days back and I went with the tactile version because the clicky one seemed insane in these comparisons. Tactile already sounded way loud in these videos, but in person the tactile version sounds almost like a regular keyboard so if I could go back and choose again, I'd get the clicky. Coming from a Razer Huntsman, the volume on the tactile is almost non-existant.
I am currently typing on the g815 linear, and it definitely does sound a lot different than it does in the video. It sounds good, but it doesn't sound as clicky as it does in the video.
thanks, keyboard sounds are now my new asmr
I really hope Logitech makes a version of this that charges with USB-C
This review was really in-depth and incredibly helpful, i've had my eye on a G815 keyboard for a while now but wasn't sure about which one of the new GL switches that seemed best for me personally.
Which one did you choose in the end ?
@@staytoasty7373 The tactile version, and they are absolutely amazing. I had my eye on the clicky version for a while but those would've driven me insane i think. I've used the G815 Tactile version for about 4 months now and i can heartily recommend it!
I’d recommend 100%
Fantastic review, covered exactly what I was looking for in a short and direct way!
Awesome video! I bought mine with the clicky switches.
Got a G915 TKL with the brown ones and will send it back. The 'tactile' feel is annoyingly wobbly and inconsistent. Since the caps aren't fixed with a stem, they have a little play to the sides. Because of that, you barely feel a 'bump' when hitting a key in the center and way more when you hit it off center and angle the cap a little. I was hoping for a nice pronounced edge but it just feels like the keys wobble and scratch their way down the first half of the way until they pass the 'bump' (also sounds like that). On top of that the caps feel fragile and cheap. Gateron optical low profile switches felt way better to me but unfortunately I can't find a low latency wireless keyboard with them.
Hey man, thanks for this vid! Really thorough and helps me understand the distinct differences between the 3. I never thought about playing racing games with a mouse/kb until you mentioned it.Think I might try it! lol
Awesome vid, thx again. Subbed.
I was teetering on linear vs tactile, so many push for tactile but your breakdown made me pull the trigger on linear. Thank you! Now I've gotta wait a week :)
I have the tactile already and notice if you push a key very slowly it feels mushy towards the bottom of the key press.
Does the Linear one feel this way too?
@@Brewer_ Linear user here. just got it yesterday and so far i like that the keystroke is really just a single, smooth consistent action. i can't pinpoint if there is a mushy feeling to it, but it does feel crisp / very light to the touch (?) all the way till you bottom out - that's what i can best describe it as. what i may not like so far (or maybe haven't gotten fully used to) is that it's got very little to no tactile feedback when you bottom out.
trying hard to imagine how the tactile one would feel with the mushiness you described, videos just can't seem to demonstrate it well enough xD
Very helpful review. Good to know that the clicky makes a lot noise for streamers. I thank thee!
Tactile Brown is the best one it sounds kinda silent but still audible like the red
Thank you for dong this. I was wondering which to pick.
Very well made review. Helps a lot.
Which ones are the most silent? Why no decibel test...
3:45 for sound test
definitely going to prefer the linear switch as it feels best for me and creates less noise
Just bought one the other day. It's coming in today, and I got the tactiles. Its my first mechanical keyboard and I was feeling kinda nervous I may have gotten the wrong one. But this video in particular really helped with that.
Are GL Linear more silent than Cherry MX Silent Red? Would highly appreciate your feedback! Great video!!
Just the info I was looking for, you made everything make perfect sense 👍
Definitely my next gaming keyboard as it has low profile, tactile switches and as a bonus G key's. I was going to buy the Corsair k70 mk2 low profile keyboard but it only has silent linear switches and no G key's.
the corsair k57 is wireless and has the macro g-keys, but its a little older and bigger. it's also not mechanical. but it's a good option too
Perfect test and explainations. Thank you!
I like the brown switch as it has a tactile bump but isn’t to loud. I currently own Logitech Romer g tactile switch’s on my keyboard.
Umm... How about Comparison betwen Opto (Razer) switches and GL (Logitech) switches??
Great video!! I got the linear first and change for the tactile, I miss the little "click" but really love the feel of the linear! 🤩
Great review man
congratulations, i like your interlaced shirt ;)
Thanks for your video, I think it is the best and most complete review I have seen.
The switches have Kailh printed into them... They're just rebadged Kailh switches. I have the G815.
Are these low profile reds more silent than standard cherry reds? If yes, how much? Is there any side by side comparison video?
Been researching for this keyboard since last week. Love the slim look of this keyboard but not sure which switch I should get. Love your personal recommendation on the switches. Kinda like the clicky one but its too noisy for streaming. Probably will go with tactile. I hope this keyboard will last at least few years for hardcore working and gaming. It's kinda costy >.>
You should look into RTX Voice if you're using the newer nvidia gpus. The noise cancelling is better than anything on the market!
Tactile seems like the sweetspot for people that like the lesser "clicky" noise but still want some feedback.
Yep I like Tactile. Good thing the white version of the G915 TKL has a white version with tactile.
Very helpful video, thanks man!
Thx for the vid. Love the shirt
I realize this is a pretty old video, but I'm hoping you're still watching comments. I'm looking at the G815 to replace a K740 that has again started losing it's letters. The K740 has a scissor/membrane switch setup. Are you able to say whether the linear or tactile switch going to be more similar? Thanks, regardless! Great comparison video!
Thanks for the review! Your review really helped me decide which G915 switch to go with. So I decided to go the GL Tactile version and am loving the keyboard!
jonathanpobre how do you like it so far sir? Any issues with the keycaps.?
Those key caps scare me with the thin feet. I definitely would never even pull them, afraid that I'll break them immediately.
Can you recommend me a switch type? No gaming, just too much typing. I like low force requirement. (Wrist pain) I'd be fine with a great laptop style low profile switch if I could get it in a TKL layout like Logitech's. But I can't. So which Logitech is best? Quieter is a plus but lack of pain is most important.
I own the GL Clicky g815 and it's quite loud for work. I may return for the GL Tactile.
I'm in the exact situation right now. How's the feedback difference between Chicky and tactile, is the tactile bump as noticeable as the clicky?
Great video and recommendations. Thinking of upgrading from an Orion Spectrum (I have both!); primary use is coding, secondary is gaming - thinking either clicky or tactile for me.
Which one of these switches are the most similar to the G-Romer switches in the G910 ??
If only they made a low profile version of the G512. More accessible price without all the bells and whistles of the G815
Can you replace the switches? For say, go from linear to tactile. I currently have a linear one but would like to replace just a few keys to tactile.
Fantastic video!
my f god the GL clicky sounds amazing, is such a shame that here in LATAM these are expensive
good review btw
Love the BB shirt lol. Used to be one of my favorite bands. :D i bought the keybord with brown switches...pretty exciting!
New to mechanical keyboards, i have my eyes on this one. I work from home and am on the phone all day, but my headset is crazy with ANC and i am leaning towards the clicky, i do NOT like the sound of the brown tactile, and im not sure i want the linear based on the lack of feedback, so i think that leaves me with the Red clicky
Good review. My only concern is whether or not this keyboard is durable in the long run. I had purchased the Steelseries MX800 which is basically the best keyboard I've ever had. The QS1 switches are low profile similar to this one, noise is extremely low, fluid typing/gaming. Truly the best switch ever. But, the durability was absolutely non-existant. Early 1st-2nd year I fixed some of the keys myself, now 4-5 years later some keys either double trigger or need to be pressed harder. Key caps are falling apart and for a few keys have come off, I glued them back on. I spent $300 on that keyboard just for the amazing QS1 switch but expected better durability.
If this G815 doesn't end up being durable it will feel like a waste of money the second time around.
i have the g815 with brown switches and bought it 2 years ago. this keyboard is very good but i got into keyboard modding and it bothers me that there are no aftermarket keycaps for this type of switch.
Just got the linear. Wish u got the tactile instead now.
They just seem to be rebranded Kailh Choc switches.
They're kailh choc switches. They worked with them to make them
Hey @Brianbean I'd recommend you show the numbers you mention on screen to increase the viewing experience. e.g. actuation force etc.
The red and brown ones sound almost identical but they feel so different
Hey, nice review. Did you brake any of the keycaps when shooting this video? I saw some comments of people complaining. I will appreciate your reply. Thanks!
Nope, didn’t break any.
@@Brainbean Thanks for the prompt response, man! Subbed.
I know this video is old, but how loud are the clicky switches in reality? Can you type on it without waking up the entire house?
You can hear MX Blues through a door.
Theyre pretty damn loud to be honest xD but they feel nice.
I got the clicky and ended up switching to a diff keyboard because the noise traveled through my house too much. Damned wood floors
I can make any keyboard/switch do what I want, so the whole "it's hard to know when you actually make the keypress" thing is a non-issue with me. The only thing that IS a concern for me is noise. I do use my keyboard for work since I work from home, but mainly game...but when I game it is usually later at night after the wife has gone to bed, so I need as quiet a keyboard as I can get.
I currently have the Corsair K70 Mk.2 Silent, but even with this keyboard, my wife STILL swears she can hear me in the other room. So I need something even MORE quiet than that....not sure which of these keyboards would actually fit that bill between the Liner and the Tactile.
Which one would you suggest for gaming
Really helpful video.
hey guys can anyone please tell me where i can buy the the clicky switches for the gl915 tkl? cant find them anywhere..
Great test! Thank you, I'll go with tactile.
whoa ! 2.7mm total travel i guess its faster than kailh choc right ?
How's the media controls?
can they be hot swappeble like the pro x?
Aren’t these just kailh choc switches?
They're kailh choc switches. They worked with them to make them
i cant decide which keys i want to use, why not just buy both clicky and brown? I would never go for linear cause i can hear that mushy sound from membrane keyboards! Yikes
hello hope someone can help me, im planning to buy gl linear switches g815. Im just wondering how linear switches feels like cause ive never tried it before. does it feel like membrane keyboard without any feedback ?
It's kinda like pressing a spring down , there will be no bump when the key is activated
Nice video man, what is the name of the song at the beginning of the video? I like it.
Edit: Nevermind, its "Convince Yourself Everyday by Chilled Crocodile"
Ik the clicky sound gets a bad rep however it’s such a nice sound in my opinion!
Which is the fastest please
I want to buy one for competitive gaming like fortnite
wich one are the silentest between these three?
Linear
Can you buy these switches or can you only buy keyboards?
can i put kailh choc switches in this keyboard?
@@0hkie But you can't find white keycaps for these GL swithces. Replacing them with a standard Kailh PG1350 choc switch would make that possible. These black on black keycaps are a pain.
Thanks for the video!
What's the name of the outro song?
Lifespan of the switches?
Another good video!
Great video.
Nice shirt, love that band
Awesome shirt bro
I like how us gamers compare linear switches to a stick of butter
Are the keycaps hot swapable with Gateron Low Profiles and Kailh low profile switches?
First video I see from this guy and he's wearing a breaking benjamin t-shirt. Already like him
Logitech G815 or Hyperx Alloy Elite?
Razer hunstsman elite
Hi Brain! Thank you for the helpful video! Is the tactile switch a good option to for FPS games?
Vicky Huang and of these are going to give you substantially more feedback than a membrane keyboard.
The brownor ref for fps
i feel like the linear s would be like an old laptop because of the low profile
tactile, great review
Logitech Really do me Dirty( and i hope you guys also got the feeling of being played Dirty) especially the so called "GL" Switch. The Fact that they said it out LoUD GL switches, its actually Khailh Switch.
i like the linear switches