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How long has it been since you checked that the tiny mouse you have squirrelled away in your bag for emergencies still works?  It may have had a rough life in that…

Logitech G has stepped into the TMR territory with the launch of the G512 X TMR, an analogue/mechanical gaming keyboard. Unlike most boards that use the same type of socket for all keys, this keyboard uses both Tunnel Magneto Resistance (TMR) and mechanical ones.

The keyboard features 39 hybrid TMR switch beds compatible with both magnetic analogue switches and standard 3-pin or 5-pin mechanical switches, allowing you to mix and match technologies on a single board. While the board ships with nine Gateron KS-20 analogue switches, the ability to drop in your favourite mechanical switches elsewhere provides a level of hardware flexibility rarely seen.

On the technical front, the G512 boasts true 8K performance, resulting in 0.125 ms end-to-end latency. Beyond speed, Logitech has introduced SAPP (Second Actuation Pressure Point) rings. These physical inserts allow you to assign two distinct actions to a single key (like a light press to walk and a deep press to sprint), while providing a physical tactile bump to notify you exactly when that second trigger point is hit. Moreover, the dual dials offer fully assignable hardware controls for everything from volume to macro scrolling.

Aesthetically, the G512 X features a PVD-coated RGB lightbar that syncs with the rest of the G5 Series ecosystem. For those looking for long-term comfort, an acrylic Prism of Comfort palm rest is available as an optional accessory to amplify the lightbar's glow. The keyboard is available in two layouts: a 75% layout retailing for £169.99/$179.99/€189.99 and a 98% layout for £199.99/$199.99/€219.99. Both versions come in black or white colourways with linear or tactile switches and will be available starting on May 2nd.

KitGuru says: Do you think Logitech should have gone full TMR across all switch beds, even if it meant a more expensive keyboard?

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