Logitech G has announced the launch of the G512 X TMR Analog/Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, a significant step forward in gaming technology. The new keyboard focuses on modularity and customization, catering specifically to players who want their gear to match their style and performance.

Logitech G G512 X Specifications

The G512 X features the Tunnel Magneto Resistance (TMR) sensor technology, which allows for analog input. This technology enables players to map actions based on the depth of a keystroke. The feature is well-suited for games like racing sims and tactical shooters where precision is crucial.

Logitech has equipped the G512 X with Dual Swap Capability, allowing users to use a mix of analog and mechanical switches. The keyboard includes 39 hybrid TMR switch sockets, which work with the most popular 3-pin and 5-pin switches. Logitech ships the keyboard with nine Gateron KS-20 analog switches, offering precise input right out of the box.

The keyboard achieves true 8K performance with a 0.125 ms response time, ensuring fast and accurate keystrokes for competitive gaming. Logitech also includes SAPP (Second Actuation Pressure Point) Rings, which allow users to assign two actions to a single keypress at different depths. Additionally, it also includes two physical rotary controls and a bold RGB Lightbar for immersive lighting effects.

The G512 X comes in two layouts: 75-key and 98-key. Players can accessorize the keyboard with an acrylic palm rest, which is sold separately, to enhance comfort during long sessions. Logitech also includes storage space in the back of the keyboard for housing keycap pullers, switches, and SAPP rings.

Pricing and Availability

The G512 X is available in both black and white. Logitech has priced the 75-key layout at $179.99 and the 98-key layout at $199.99. The keyboard is available today on LogitechG.com and will arrive at global retailers on May 2, 2026.

In related news, Logitech G has recently launched the Logitech G PRO X2 SUPERSTRIKE Gaming Mouse in India, bringing haptic click technology to its latest high-performance gaming mouse.

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You may have been noticing a battery drain problem on Galaxy phones, but never suspected that Samsung Keyboard could be the culprit.

Users of Galaxy phones reported a battery drain problem in the Community forum, and Samsung Keyboard turned out to be the cause. The company’s moderator confirmed it to multiple users, but there’s good news, too.

Samsung phones are decent at battery life, but a software-driven bug can ruin everything. The same happened with the Samsung Keyboard app. Well, the problem has been addressed, and an update is rolling out through Galaxy Store.

The moderator advised Samsung users to update the Keyboard app to version 5.9.30.81. This build carries a fix for the problem that was draining the battery.

This rollout reiterates why Samsung reminds users to keep updating system apps to the latest versions for an optimal experience. Phones don’t just play with operating system, but apps play a key role in providing the experience.

Samsung has also rolled out the April 2026 security update to Galaxy devices. The patch includes fixes for forty-seven CVE and SVE items. Updating the Keyboard app will further elevate security and battery life on Galaxy.

So, whether you’ve encountered a battery drain or not, it’s recommended to update the Samsung Keyboard app on your Galaxy device. Open Settings of Samsung Keyboard or Galaxy Store to install the latest version of the app.

April 30 could mark the beginning of the Stable One UI 8.5 update rollout. It will first appear for the Galaxy S25 series, probably in South Korea, with Global expansion reportedly taking place starting the 4th of next month.

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