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Specs of Logitech Keyboard G510
Release Date in Singapore
Model
G510
Date
Mar 2011
Keyboard
Device interface
USB
Connectivity technology
Wired
Design
Colour of product
Black
Mouse
Mouse included
No
Reviews of Logitech Keyboard G510
makeuseof.com
Reviewed on 2013-04-04
One thing we all take for granted is our keyboard. We use it everyday, but how many of us really think about what a keyboard has to offer? One group of people who most certainly think about such things are gamers. A dedicated gaming keyboard offers severa...
Gaming can be serious business. As games become more advanced, so do the commands that the player has execute to pull make sure that his raid team lives through the next boss fight or to quickly pull his marines back to their base before the enemies army ...
With the keyboard moving to mechanical keyboards in mass over the past year there is still one company holding their ground. Logitech as of this posting has not introduced a mechanical keyboard into the gaming market. The reason they haven’t is because...
The G510 is yet another LCD-equipped gaming keyboard from Logitech, but it offers a few differences from other keyboards in the G-series, despite its similar appearance and feel. This keyboard is clearly aimed at MMO and RTS fans, judging by the ...
18 macro "G" keys just like the G15 V1!!, Complete control over backlighting colour, On the fly macro record button, 5 simultaneous key press recognition, Easy to use software, Built in 3.5mm headphone and mic jack, Stylish good looks
Keys are still not mechanical based, Very large foot print, No included USB ports, Wrist rest is still less than optimal, To get flagship quality and performance, expect to pay flagship prices...
While "gaming mice" usually steal most of the limelight, there is a very good argument to be made that your keyboard plays just as big a role in the success of your gaming endeavors. Logitech and their G-series keyboards are one such great example of w...
The beginning of this year, I reviewed the Logitech G110 keyboard, which was an update to the G11 gaming keyboard. The G110 was a more affordable gaming keyboard since it was missing the LCD screen that’s prominent on the high end Logitech gaming keybo...
Lots of programmable keys, Cool LCD screen, Color customization for backlight, USB audio
Expensive, Very long
The PC gamer has to get a decent mouse and keyboard if they are going to play games on the PC like shooters or others that need accuracy. A cheap keyboard like the one a desktop comes with will often have issues with ghosting and just generally not wor...
Game/desktop mode switch, 18 programmable keys, GamePanel, Color changeable backlight, Mac Support
LED backlights are weak, Audio support hit/miss on Mac, Game/desktop mode switch somewhat flimsyVerdict:If you are willing to pay a premium for a quality gaming keyboard the Logitech G510 delivers.Find more expert reviews of this keyboard at testseek.com...
Perhaps the most impressive attribute of the Logitech G510 is its sheer size. At over half a meter long this keyboard commands an impressive amount of desktop space, although not entirely unjustified. With a time and a half the amount of keys on a pian...
The G range of Logitech products is extremely popular with gamers despite the sometimes hefty price tags. The G510 gaming keyboard is no exception and offers absolute top-notch features -- though amazingly, it does so for a surprisingly affordable pric...
Evolution Evolved from the older G15 and G19 keyboards.The G510 shares a lot with its little brother, the G110 keyboard in terms of features and layout. The G510 has 18 programmable "G-Keys", Windows-Key lockout switch (to stop the accidental the "oh,fck"...
In order to get the edge in PC gaming, sometimes you need a little help and the Logitech G510 is that help. Dubbed a "Gaming" keyboard, the Logitech G510 is the perfect addition to your long gaming sessions that contains everything you need to get the ...
There’s 18 buttons on the left hand side of the keyboard in three groups of six, fully programmable, macro compatible with an on-board storage memory. There’s also the Logitech media keys, Windows button disable...