Logitech G613 Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - $95.20 (MSRP $169 AUD / $129 USD)
Currently on sale for $119 at JB Hi-Fi and can be combined with their 20% promo for gaming accessories to get final price of $95.20. Shopping around it looks like EB games have it on sale for $108, PC Byte $139, PC Case Gear $155.
product review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B5Mu1egaSDY
Still being sold for ~$100 USD in the U.S
From description:
Romer-G mechanical switches deliver quiet, precise mechanical performance with incredible feel and durability with 70M click-life. The choice of top esports professionals, Romer-G switches have a short-throw actuation at 1.5 mm which means it is 25% faster than the competition’s standard mechanical switches. Romer-G is a perfect blend of speed, precision and quiet performance.
Using only 2 AA batteries, G613 can be used for up to 18 months.1 When battery is at 15%, both the LED status indicator light on the keyboard and Logitech Gaming Software notifications will warn you before the critical moment hits.2
Pitty no backlite.
Ull only get 18hrs instead of 18momths with backlight for battery life.
Yes no backlight :(
Lightspeed
Prefer Quantum Data Transfer
Didn't think wireless and gaming go together.
Not really the case anymore with Logitech wireless technology.
Too bad about Logitech mechanical keyswitch technology
idk i prefer my Logitech G pro keyboard over my Corsair K65 RGB MX speed
i would like to get a MX red switch KB one day as ive never had a red switch KB.
This one is not using cherry keys.
And I did lots of research on the internet, lots of people complaint that after several month, this keyboard will start "double clicking".
Happening on my Corsair K70 LUX with Cherry Brown switches so……
My K65 RGB Spacebar double clicked also, out of warranty so i replaced the switch my self.
Only LED indicator for CAPS lock, none for NUM lock.
This is a pretty good price for this particular keyboard, but compared to other mechanical keyboards, they aren't as good because what you expect from a mechanical keyboard is a mechanical feel (feedback) when you press down on the key. By mechanical, I'm comparing to the popularised Cherry MX keys which a lot of people compare to.
The Romer G keys are frequently reported to feel slightly sticky (I don't have one myself, just read a lot of reviews) which is similar to a brand-new $5 keyboard with silicon pads but at the same time, very unlike. You'll just have to get lucky and find a place where you can try it out.