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Very Surprised, this thing is Fantastic!
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2017
Edit (18 Nov 2018) I purchased this board in Feb 2017. Yep, my thumb switch J33 died last week, which is the likely fate of all these boards and probable reason Logitech ran away from it. Originally gave this 5 stars, detracted two of them.When it died I got on here to order another and couldn’t believe the prices. Well, I’m not going to pay $250-300 for another board that’s going to die again. So I decided to repair/mod my board by shoe horning a Cherry MX blue keyboard switch into the location of the broken thumb switch and folks it’s better than the original. Your going to have to have some soldering skill, set of needle files, some very small wire, preferably a Dremel tool, drill, #1 philips screw driver, soldering iron with a needle tip, solder wick, super glue, hot glue gun or some type of epoxy. Lastly a lot of patience. It took me about a day and a half to do it. There’s plenty of videos on how to open it up. You have to unsolder the j33 micro switch from the board and solder in to wires that will be soldered to the Cherry MX switch. You have to notch out the lower left corner of the board and drill a hole that the switch sits in. Lastly you have to cut out a a hole for the key in the palm rest. It takes a lot of test fitting and filing but it will fit. See some of the pics.If you don’t know how to solder this will be difficult. YouTube it practice before you put that iron on this little board. It’s very easy to lift the pad off the board if you put to much heat to it by staying on the pad for too long. If it lifts super glue or expoxy it.Filing plastic creates a lot of micro dust that can get into the inner workings of the thumb joy stick. Do your best to blow it out during the test fitting phase. My joystick got a little stupid, I cleaned it out with alcohol and compressed air. Seems to be back to normal now.I purchased this gamepad because of the built in joystick. I've been using the Belkin and now Razor Nostromo keypads for years and I love them, and I thought it would be a big leap to switch to the G13. Nope! I was worried I wouldn't be able to use this because I have small hands, but that was not the case. I find it easier to hit the keys on G13 and "use" the board versus the Nostromo, and I'm just blown away by this. Nothing was suppose to feel and work better than the Nostromo, for me the G13 works very well and I love it.I use the G13 in conjunction with the Xim4 on the Xbox One. I pulled the controller out of the box plugged right into the Xim4 with zero issues. With this setup I can aim with the mouse or joystick, hit an assigned button on the G13 and switch the joystick to movement control on the fly. Fantastic!I'm not going to review every feature a 1000+ folks ahead of me already have. Simply put, it's a solid device. If you're worried about not being able to use this thing because you don't have 10" fingers like I was, you may want to reconsider. I'm so glad I did.
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2017
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Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2017
Edit (18 Nov 2018) I purchased this board in Feb 2017. Yep, my thumb switch J33 died last week, which is the likely fate of all these boards and probable reason Logitech ran away from it. Originally gave this 5 stars, detracted two of them.
When it died I got on here to order another and couldn’t believe the prices. Well, I’m not going to pay $250-300 for another board that’s going to die again. So I decided to repair/mod my board by shoe horning a Cherry MX blue keyboard switch into the location of the broken thumb switch and folks it’s better than the original. Your going to have to have some soldering skill, set of needle files, some very small wire, preferably a Dremel tool, drill, #1 philips screw driver, soldering iron with a needle tip, solder wick, super glue, hot glue gun or some type of epoxy. Lastly a lot of patience. It took me about a day and a half to do it. There’s plenty of videos on how to open it up. You have to unsolder the j33 micro switch from the board and solder in to wires that will be soldered to the Cherry MX switch. You have to notch out the lower left corner of the board and drill a hole that the switch sits in. Lastly you have to cut out a a hole for the key in the palm rest. It takes a lot of test fitting and filing but it will fit. See some of the pics.
If you don’t know how to solder this will be difficult. YouTube it practice before you put that iron on this little board. It’s very easy to lift the pad off the board if you put to much heat to it by staying on the pad for too long. If it lifts super glue or expoxy it.
Filing plastic creates a lot of micro dust that can get into the inner workings of the thumb joy stick. Do your best to blow it out during the test fitting phase. My joystick got a little stupid, I cleaned it out with alcohol and compressed air. Seems to be back to normal now.
I purchased this gamepad because of the built in joystick. I've been using the Belkin and now Razor Nostromo keypads for years and I love them, and I thought it would be a big leap to switch to the G13. Nope! I was worried I wouldn't be able to use this because I have small hands, but that was not the case. I find it easier to hit the keys on G13 and "use" the board versus the Nostromo, and I'm just blown away by this. Nothing was suppose to feel and work better than the Nostromo, for me the G13 works very well and I love it.
I use the G13 in conjunction with the Xim4 on the Xbox One. I pulled the controller out of the box plugged right into the Xim4 with zero issues. With this setup I can aim with the mouse or joystick, hit an assigned button on the G13 and switch the joystick to movement control on the fly. Fantastic!
I'm not going to review every feature a 1000+ folks ahead of me already have. Simply put, it's a solid device. If you're worried about not being able to use this thing because you don't have 10" fingers like I was, you may want to reconsider. I'm so glad I did.
When it died I got on here to order another and couldn’t believe the prices. Well, I’m not going to pay $250-300 for another board that’s going to die again. So I decided to repair/mod my board by shoe horning a Cherry MX blue keyboard switch into the location of the broken thumb switch and folks it’s better than the original. Your going to have to have some soldering skill, set of needle files, some very small wire, preferably a Dremel tool, drill, #1 philips screw driver, soldering iron with a needle tip, solder wick, super glue, hot glue gun or some type of epoxy. Lastly a lot of patience. It took me about a day and a half to do it. There’s plenty of videos on how to open it up. You have to unsolder the j33 micro switch from the board and solder in to wires that will be soldered to the Cherry MX switch. You have to notch out the lower left corner of the board and drill a hole that the switch sits in. Lastly you have to cut out a a hole for the key in the palm rest. It takes a lot of test fitting and filing but it will fit. See some of the pics.
If you don’t know how to solder this will be difficult. YouTube it practice before you put that iron on this little board. It’s very easy to lift the pad off the board if you put to much heat to it by staying on the pad for too long. If it lifts super glue or expoxy it.
Filing plastic creates a lot of micro dust that can get into the inner workings of the thumb joy stick. Do your best to blow it out during the test fitting phase. My joystick got a little stupid, I cleaned it out with alcohol and compressed air. Seems to be back to normal now.
I purchased this gamepad because of the built in joystick. I've been using the Belkin and now Razor Nostromo keypads for years and I love them, and I thought it would be a big leap to switch to the G13. Nope! I was worried I wouldn't be able to use this because I have small hands, but that was not the case. I find it easier to hit the keys on G13 and "use" the board versus the Nostromo, and I'm just blown away by this. Nothing was suppose to feel and work better than the Nostromo, for me the G13 works very well and I love it.
I use the G13 in conjunction with the Xim4 on the Xbox One. I pulled the controller out of the box plugged right into the Xim4 with zero issues. With this setup I can aim with the mouse or joystick, hit an assigned button on the G13 and switch the joystick to movement control on the fly. Fantastic!
I'm not going to review every feature a 1000+ folks ahead of me already have. Simply put, it's a solid device. If you're worried about not being able to use this thing because you don't have 10" fingers like I was, you may want to reconsider. I'm so glad I did.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2021
