Logitech G512 X 98 Dual SWAP, Hot-Swappable TMR Analog/Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Linear, 8K Polling Rate, Custom Actuation 0.1-4.0 mm, Rapid Trigger, LIGHTSYNC RGB, Wired, PC, Mac - White
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Color: White
Size: 98 percent
Style: Linear Switches
Features
- DUAL SWAP: Switch between magnetic analog and mechanical switches for max versatility. Includes 9 GATERON K20 analog switches for use across 39 dedicated DUAL SWAP TMR beds
- TMR Analog Sensors: Achieve extreme precision with Tunnel Magneto-Resistance sensors. Delivers high-resolution responsiveness for smooth gameplay and a competitive edge
- Fine-Tune with Tactical Advantage: Customizable actuation from 0.14.0 mm for faster keystrokes; Rapid Trigger on analog switches enables instant re-actuation
- 8K Performance: Toggle 1K and 8K report rates and experience zero-latency performance with lightning-fast 0.125 ms response for next-level command speed
- SAPP Rings: Second Actuation Pressure Point rings give a tangible feel at your second actuation. Ideal at 2.8 mm for complex combos and layered controls in compact setups
- Backlit keyboard with LIGHTSYNC RGB Lightbar: Customize the bold lightbar and every key with 16.8 million colors and signature presets to match your mood, game or effects.
- Premium Build & Design: Constructed with a silicone gasket mount and featuring up to 44% certified recycled plastic; double-shot PBT keycaps offer long-lasting durability.
- Powerful G Hub Customization: Advanced G HUB software allows remapping, multi-layer programming, macro creation, and analog profile management for truly personal gameflow.
Description
The Logitech G512 X 98 is the next-generation compact gaming keyboard for unrivaled performance and custom gaming keyboard control. The 39 DUAL SWAP switch beds allow you to seamlessly switch between magnetic analog keyboard switches for speed or any standard mechanical switch for a familiar feel. Enjoy the benefits of RAPID TRIGGER and customizable actuation from a precise 0.1 mm up to 4.0 mm, allowing near instant re-actuation and faster, repeatable keystrokes perfect for competitive PC gaming setups. Extreme speed is delivered through true 8K supercharged wired keyboard data speeds for zero- latency input, giving you the edge for esports, laptop gaming, or any intense gaming setup. Use SAPP Rings (Second Actuation Pressure Point) for advanced MULTIPOINT ACTION, allowing gamers to assign two different commands to a single keypress—ideal for compact keyboard and small gaming keyboard configurations seeking layered control. Premium build quality features a gasket for a satisfying click feel and sound, durable double-shot PBT keycaps, and a backlit per key lighting. Logitech G HUB software offers customization for key assignments, macros, profiles, and advanced features. The G512 X 98 keyboard completes the legendary G5 Series gaming ecosystem, making it the keyboard of choice for players ready to unlock their full potential.
Brand: Logitech G
Compatible Devices: Laptop, PC
Connectivity Technology: USB-A, USB-C
Keyboard Description: Mechanical
Recommended Uses For Product: Education, Everyday Use, Gaming, Personal, Student
Special Feature: Backlit, Hotkeys and Media Keys, Portable
Color: White
Keyboard backlighting color support: RGB
Style: Linear Switches
Product Dimensions: 15.24"L x 6.11"W x 1.83"H
Compatible Devices: Laptop, PC
Connectivity Technology: USB-A, USB-C
Additional Features: Backlit, Hotkeys and Media Keys, Portable
Keyboard Backlighting Color Support: RGB
Power Source: Corded Electric
Switch Type: Linear
Keyboard Layout: QWERTY
Button Quantity: 96
Compatible Operating System Family: Windows
Color: White
Style Name: Linear Switches
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 15.24"L x 6.11"W x 1.83"H
Enclosure Material: Recycled Plastic
Keyboard Plate Material: Recycled Plastic
Brand: Logitech G
Keyboard Description: Mechanical
Antenna Location: Education, Everyday Use, Gaming, Personal, Student
Built-In Media: 1.8 m Detachable USB-C to USB-A Cable, 5 Alternative Keycaps 5 Second Actuation Pressure Point (SAPP) Rings Documentation, 9 Magnetic Analog Switches, G512 X 98 Gaming Keyboard, Keycap Puller/Keyboard Tilt Switch Puller/Keyboard Tilt
Model Number: 920-013997
Model Name: G512 X 98 Gaming Keyboard
Manufacturer: Logitech
UPC: 097855208750
Mfr Part Number: 920-013997
Item Weight: 2.91 Pounds
Warranty Description: 2 Year Limited Hardware Warranty
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Top Amazon Reviews
Color: Black
Size: 98 percent
Style: Linear Switches
This space saving design is kind of interest. I typically use keyboard that large because I want that numpad, which the G512 X98 has, but it removed some of the more specialized keys like Home and End, PG Up and PG down. This gives it a smaller footprint without removing the glorious numpad. I am still learning whether I find this good enough to replace the larger keyboard or if I am going to miss those buttons too often. Still on the subject of hardware, I love the the key removers and switch removes function as the keyboard feet. Too often we get these little parts that need to remain available but without any place to put them except some drawn or baggie with the hopes that when we need them we one, remember where they are and two, remember what they are. This solves that problem complete. They're the feet of the keyboard and they are labeled. The included USB A / USB C cord is long but not braided. I like the feel of braided cords better and they don't kink, but if length is what you are looking for, it's there. The keys are solid feeling and are actually quieter than my cherry mx keyboard. This would please anyone around me. The volume and lighting knob is easy, love the feel of them and pushing them mutes it. As for lighting, I am still convinced somewhere out there is some sort of programming boot camp that everyone gets together to figure out how to make the light schemes a lot more difficult than they should be. The software is just not enjoyable to use. I spent an hourish just messing around with it and getting my purples and blues and just generally getting a theme I prefer. I hate that the keyboard fades and then the lightning turns off within minutes of no use. I've searched online looking for solutions, but it doesn't work. This is a software issue of some kind, and I am sure a solution is out there somewhere. Now the hot swappable keys for analog and mechanical is what makes this keyboard more adjustable than most. You can change the coloring. You can change the keys themselves and get the sensitivity you want. It says it is hot swappable but the software recommends you disconnect the keyboard to make the change which is... not hot-swappable. Recommendations is not a n explicit no though. So hot-swappable does work even if the software suggests you need to do otherwise. If a small form factor is what you are looking for, with a num pad, and not losing the handy features of lighting and volume control, this could very well be what you are looking for. The key presses are familiar, the ability to change the lighting and the keys themselves quickly are all pluses.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026 by Tanya McHenry
Color: Black
Size: 75 percent
Style: Linear Switches
Okay I can definitely say this is a weird situation; this isnt an enthusiast level keyboard but definitely checks the boxes. If you have something you need your aunt or stepmom to buy you for christmas but dont want to confuse her with wooting configurations or custom build profiles etc, this will get you close enough. One thing before I continue, I must say the sound profile is REALLY good for an HE/Magnetic keyboard, even while an entry brand at a non entry price tag. With that said, theres a lot of weird quirks that no one would ask for (such as the on keyboard switch storage -- thought it might come in handy while traveling). There are also a lot of strange contradictions, such as catering to the non enthusiast crowd with a high price point but not entertaining casual aspects such as limited connectivity (wired only no 2.4g or bluetooth). Either way, without rambling, this is a surprisingly good keyboard that is really stable, has good responsiveness and bounce and a great typing experience. The materials feel high quality, everything is pretty, solid. I expected much worse but was pretty presently surprised.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2026 by Danny
Color: Black
Size: 98 percent
Style: Linear Switches
With G512 X lineup, Logitech now offers something that was previously in the realm of DIYs and tinkerers: the ability to mix and match traditional mechanical and analog / magnetic sensors on a single board. There are some trade-offs, likely to keep the costs in check: the hybrid sockets occupy only the left-hand side of the keyboard plus the arrow keys - a total of 39 positions - but still offer enough coverage for most games. This keyboard is available in a choice of 98% and 75% layouts, two color schemes, and either linear (red) or tactile (brown) mechanical switches. However, even though this keyboard uses power-efficient TMR analog sensors, there is no wireless option - it requires a USB cable connection. The product box contains the keyboard itself, a USB-C to USB-A cable, a set of keycaps for arrow keys and Esc in matching color (if you are not fond of the color accent versions which come pre-installed form the factory) and two keycap/switch pullers which also serve as tilt stands. The included 9 analog switches are installed under a transparent cover on the back side of the keyboard, and the 5 silicone rings (Second Actuation Pressure Point, or "SAPP") are held in a small compartment on the bottom. The analog switches are Gateron KS-20's, but Logitech supplies color-coordinated variant - so you get purple color switch stems with a black/purple keyboard, or teal ones with a white/teal keyboard. The included 9 switches are enough to deploy to the most critical keys, such as WASD, arrow keys, space bar, and left-hand side Ctrl, Alt and Shift - leaving the rest of your keyboard with very enjoyable, good quality standard mechanical switches. The mechanical switches can be replaced by any Cherry MX style switches on the market as well - so your initial investment in either linear or tactile switches is not a limiting factor. Two rotary / push controls complete the layout; one is preset to adjust the RGB lighting effects; the second one controls volume and mute (24 2-step clicks in a full turn). Overall build is pretty solid for an all-plastic keyboard; while the frame flexes a bit when twisted, it feels secure and steady on the desk, even when it is being pounded on. With only two tilt positions (either without switch pullers attached or with them), there is not a lot of adjustment options, but the larger 8° tilt angle feels comfortable. As with the rest of Logitech gaming gear, their software suite (Logitech G Hub) will need to be installed to perform any customizations, although some basic functions are available via keyboard shortcuts. Logitech G Hub gets frequent updates, but its quality has improved in the past couple of years, and having it installed on the system is less of a concern. There are tons of adjustments available - between the typical RGB lighting options (which look very neat on this keyboard, as the effects also include the front edge LED panel) to custom actions and precise adjustments of analog activation points (single or two-stage activations). SAPP rings are very helpful in creating a noticeable extra resistance point for light and heavy press - a great fit for walk/run type action in the game, and if you use four of those for directional keys, you will still have one left for another action key. SAPP rings do have a tendency of getting stuck inside the keycap - so it's best to install them once and not mess with them too much. Who is this keyboard for? The perfect audience is an at-home gamer who enjoys the traditional mechanical keyboards and everything they have to offer (including the ability to hot swap for another type and brand of switches), but would like to get the benefit of analog capabilities just for a select few actions. This unique positioning along with clean and attractive design would justify spending such as sum for this device (and maybe complement it with a matching acrylic wrist rest, which enhances the visibility of its front LED panel). For those who are dabbling in the world of analog, there are less expensive options to experiment with, although very few of those will match the dual / hybrid flexibility or the looks of this G512 X. Overall - a great effort by Logitech, and a nice addition to the G500 series line-up.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026 by VanHouten
Color: Black
Size: 98 percent
Style: Linear Switches
Impressive keyboard: very light for its size and feels like a membrane keyboard but still performs like a mechanical one without the noise (even red switches make some noise, in the context of the TMR switches). The keyboard comes with 9 TMR (analog) switches that can be installed 'live' as in, you do not need to unplug or disassemble the keyboard in order to replace the switches. It also comes with 5 extra keycaps that make the keyboard keys look consistent as the ESC and arrow keys have a different design out of the box. It also has two knobs used to control keyboard brightness and volume. The media keys are controlled by a shift-like key (FN) that provides access to the extended functions of the keyboard, the utility group keys live as a secondary function on the numerical keypad. Removing both the keycap and the key switches themselves is relatively easy but you need to have the included removal tools nearby. As a bit of a note here, the extra key switches are included in a compartment on the back of the keyboard but the extra keycaps and the removal tools are in the main box. My only issue with this keyboard is the lack of a wrist rest... for long gaming or typing sessions, your wrist might feel uncomfortable after a while, I get that the manufacturer perhaps did not want to cover the front side which is illuminated as well but the keyboard is not the main focus of attention when doing either one of these activities, the attention is on the screen so keeping the light unobstructed by sacrificing a good wrist rest to pair along the keyboard feels like a shortsighted decision.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 23, 2026 by Jonathan N
Color: White
Size: 98 percent
Style: Linear Switches
This Logitech G512 X 98 keyboard feels well built and has a clean white design that looks sharp on a desk. The hot swappable TMR analog and mechanical switch setup is the main strength, giving it more adjustment than a basic gaming keyboard. Custom actuation from 0.1 to 4.0 mm, rapid trigger, an 8K polling rate, and LIGHTSYNC RGB all make it feel responsive and flexible during initial use. The linear switches feel smooth, and the compact 98 layout keeps most keys without taking up too much space. The main drawback is that the feature set comes with a higher cost. Pros ~ Smooth linear switch feel ~ Hot swappable switch design ~ Fast 8K polling rate ~ Clean compact 98 layout Cons ~ Higher cost ~ Wired only setup
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2026 by KG
Color: Black
Size: 98 percent
Style: Linear Switches
I will start this review stating thatI am NOT a gamer so some of the positive features of this keyboard will sadly not be exploited to the fullest. This keyboard is well built and the fell of the keys will take some getting used to if you are coming from a typical mechanical old school keyboard. Being primarily a gaming board, there are a few keys missing that I found to be a bit concerning for my daily use. A few minor points that I came across. The spare key switches and caps are kept in a slot at the back of the keyboard. There is a slot that houses the silicone tension rings. From the factory there is a piece of tape. The instructions tell you to remove the tape to access these parts. The issue is when you take off the tape, the silicone rings can and do slide out of the slot. So I left the tape in place. The addressable knobs and back lighting is very nice. You will need to decide if you let the Logitech software suite or Windows will control the lighting. I opted to use the Logitech suite. Overall this keyboard is really good at what it does. If you are a gamer, this will make you happy, if you are more of a normal user, the missing keys might be a distraction. Price point is in line with higher level accessories. Here is how I rate items: 5 Stars = Exceeds all expectations, A definite buy! (Very Rare) 4 Stars = Very good find, you should definitely give it a shot. 3 Stars = It works and functions as advertised. 2 Stars = A little scary, possibly OK, it may work out. 1 Star = Avoid this product, not worth the effort.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026 by BobC
Color: Black
Size: 98 percent
Style: Linear Switches
I’ve used almost every mechanical keyboard imaginable, believe me it gets old and you will miss the simple quiet membrane keyboard. I started with “Razer” and moved up to “Das keyboard” and many other more affordable options later on. The clicky keys got old and some brands started releasing linear keys that are quiet to press. These sounded good but lacked the resistive feedback in some cases. I recently got an MSI keyboard that was almost perfect. This Logitech keyboard is perfect in almost every way, the feedback of the keys, the customization, analog switches…I never cared for backlighting except for the enhanced ability to see the keys but this keyboard has some amazing options and customizable lighting zones you can set up based on the game you want to play. Pros: - awesome minimalist design that doesn’t eliminate all necessary keys -endless customization -perfect key lighting options -linear switches that are nice and quiet. Fun to press. -lighting turns off after a while of no activity -great weight stays in place -room saving on desk even with the 98% -adjustable switch distance (using Logitech G hub software) - Cons: -not every key slot is analog swappable. -If you remove the sticker on the back to access the analog switches the “SAPP” rings will freely fall out so be aware of this.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026 by Jess & Randy.
Color: Black
Size: 98 percent
Style: Linear Switches
Great quality, super happy with how nice this really is. Worth the price completely for any gamer. Looks great. Keyboard feels good to use. Keys are quiet. Fun lighting
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026 by Kristin L.