Logitech’s G512 X keyboard finally makes adjustable actuation feel practical
Logitech has introduced the G512 X gaming keyboard, which features adjustable actuation on 39 keys using TMR sensors. The keyboard is available in two sizes and offers hot-swap functionality with MX-standard and Gateron TMR switches. With a cyberpunk design and RGB lighting, the G512 X aims to provide advanced customization options for gamers.
- ▪The G512 X keyboard features adjustable actuation on 39 keys using TMR sensors.
- ▪It is available in 75% and almost-full-size layouts, priced at $180 and $200 respectively.
- ▪The keyboard includes hot-swap sockets compatible with MX-standard and Gateron TMR switches.
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News Analysis Logitech’s G512 X keyboard finally makes adjustable actuation feel practical The Logitech G512 X comes in two sizes, two colors, and two hot-swap switch options: standard and TMR for adjustable actuation. By Michael Crider Staff Writer, PCWorld Apr 28, 2026 4:00 am PDT Image: Logitech Summary created by Smart Answers AIIn summary:PCWorld reports that Logitech’s G512 X gaming keyboard introduces adjustable actuation on 39 keys using TMR sensors and innovative SAPP rings for improved tactile feedback.The keyboard features hot-swap sockets compatible with MX-standard and Gateron TMR switches, plus a cyberpunk design with RGB lighting and purple/teal accents.Available in 75% ($180) and 1800 ($200) layouts, the G512 X makes adjustable actuation more practical for gamers seeking…
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