Selgald

So I got it now and it feels amazing , it is way easier to press and hold keys. I only need half the "power" to hold a button and thats very nice. But it feels like that every key a bit more left as I was used to, but that will fix itself over time ^^ So for everyone with rheumatic issues in their fingers/hand I can highly recommend Romer G switches.

Did he bought an additional wrist pad? If I read correctly they dont have one included ^^

I bought the G810 now, I will report back if its good when it arrvies next week ^^

I guess I have to search for a store where I can try them out ^^ An ergonomic keyboard won't help, the issue is not the position of the hands, it's the power needed to press and/or hold a key. Sometimes you get really weak hands for a few weeks where pressing a key or holding a pen is very hard. So if a key is easy to trigger or to hold that's good.

Hey, so it is time that I need to throw away my old G510s and get a new Keyboard mainly for gaming. I already put some time into research this subject and right now I think I have to choose between Cherry MX Red and Romer-G. Since I have some rheumatic issues with my hands pressing and hold a key for a long time hurts, like sprinting for 2 minutes in PUBG or sometimes there is no "power" in my hands. So I found out that Romer G already recognizes your input even if you have not fully pressed the key (that's good for me) but several people said that for holding a key Cherry MX Red is the better choice. I asked Logitech already but just got some PR gibberish response back, so if anyone here is more into the technical details and could help me with my choice that would be nice Selgald