Logitech’s new G512 X gaming keyboard matches peak performance with deep customization
Logitech G has launched the G512 X TMR Analog/Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, a highly customizable option for gamers seeking precision and personalization. It features analog keypress control, swappable switches, dual programmable dials, and per-key analog input for nuanced in-game actions. Users can assign multiple commands to a single key using Multipoint Action and tactile feedback rings. The keyboard comes in two layouts, includes onboard storage for accessories, and launches April 28, 2026, starting at $179.99.
- ▪The G512 X uses TMR analog technology to detect how far a key is pressed, enabling variable in-game inputs like gradual acceleration or layered commands.
- ▪Players can assign two actions to one key via Multipoint Action, with SAPP rings providing tactile feedback for the second actuation point.
- ▪The keyboard supports both analog and mechanical switches, with hybrid switch beds compatible with 3-pin and 5-pin options.
- ▪It includes two customizable dials, an RGB lightbar, an acrylic palm rest, and onboard storage for switch and accessory storage.
- ▪The G512 X is available in black and white, with 75 and 98 layouts priced at $179.99 and $199.99, launching April 28, 2026, on LogitechG.com and select retailers from May 2.
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Logitech G has a new keyboard for players who treat their desk setup like a side quest. The G512 X TMR Analog/Mechanical Gaming Keyboard caters to anyone who enjoys fine-tuning every part of their gear, from how a keypress behaves to how the lighting hits the desk. It brings analog control, swappable switches, programmable actions, dual dials, and a bold RGB lightbar into one highly tweakable board. Logitech How much control can one keypress have? The biggest feature is the TMR-powered analog input. On most keyboards, a key triggers a command once it reaches a fixed point. The G512 X can read how far down a key has been pressed, which gives players more control over certain actions.
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