Logitech G915 TKL vs Redragon Horus TKL K621

Logitech G915 TKL vs Redragon Horus TKL K621 - Premium vs affordable

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This is a comparison of the ‪@LogitechG‬ G915 TKL and the ‪@redragonkeyboard‬ Horus TKL (K621). In this video I'm talking about the difference between the two keyboards - the most obviously being the price as the Redragon keyboard is ridiculously cheap for the features that it offers, while the G915 TKL is a premium keyboard that is my main keyboard on a regular basis for a number of different reasons.
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Redragon Horus TKL features:
3-Mode Connection: USB, Bluetooth and 2.4GHz
80% TKL Low-Profile design with red switches
Dedicate macro keys that you can record on-the-fly at hardware level
Multiple on-board memory profiles
Dedicate media playback buttons
20 onboard lighting profiles and the ability to adjust brightness or just switch to white
Hot swappable switch design which lets you change switches easily:
Red switches - Linear operation, 40g operating force, 2mm actitation point, 4mm total travel, 50 million clicks.
The Redragon Horus TKL is surprisingly good for a number of reasons:
It's really affordable
It's comfortable to type on and has loads of features including easy on board controls, software for key remapping, etc
It sounds great to type on and is a pleasure to use
Lowlights though:
2.4GHz connection seems flakey and signal loss is a problem (BUT I have a lot of wireless devices in my room)
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Redragon shop - redragonshop.com/products/k62... (see here for other key options)
Redragon Horus TKL specs:
Bluetooth/2.4Ghz/Wired Tri-Mode Ultra-Thin Low Profile TKL Gaming Keyboard
Low Profile Linear & Quiet Red Switches
30% Cutted Ultra-Thin with Dedicated Media Control
Professional Software
RGB Backlit
Design
Keyboard Size
14.0*5.8 in
Item Weight
0.60 kg
Switches
Low Profile Red Switches
Keyboard Connectivity
Wired/BT/2.4Ghz Wireless
Matrix
87 Keys (Full Rollover)
Extra G Keys 4
Battery
1900 mAh lithium
Package Included
1 x Redragon K621 TKL gaming keyboard
1 x Detachable Type-C Cable
1 x User Manual
Logitech G915 TKL:
Logitech G915 TKL:
The G915 TKL is a tenkeyless, wireless gaming keyboard from Logitech. This is a low profile keyboard that has both a low-slung frame and thinner keyswitches and keycaps than most. Logitech says these keyswitches are 25% faster than other, standard keys and result in a better experience (it is great).
Features of the Logitech G915 TKL include:
- 40 hours on a single full charge (with RGB on)
- 1,124 hours without RGB (135 days)
- Lightspeed wireless 1ms report rate or Bluetooth connectivity
- Multimedia keys and volume wheel
- Low Profile mechanical switches (half the height of traditional switches)
- Choice of GL Clicky, GL Linear and GL Tactile switches
- Lightsync RGB lighting
- Logitech G-Hub compatible
- Brushed aluminium alloy top case
- Lightspeed dongle storage spot and extender adapter
- Beautifully crafted aircraft-grade aluminum alloy frame
- Programmable macro keys (in function keys)
- Up to 3 onboard memory profiles
Other specs of the Logitech G915 TKL:
- 6ft/1.8m micro USB charging cable
- Onboard Memory: 2 Lighting Profiles and 3 Macro Profiles
- LIGHTSYNC RGB, per key lighting
GL Tactile:
Feedback Type Discernible Bump
Actuation Distance 1.5 mm
Total Travel 2.7 mm
Average Force 50 gf
Tactile Force 60 gf
GL Clicky
Feedback Type Audible Click
Actuation Distance 1.5 mm
Total Travel 2.7 mm
Average Force 50 gf
Tactile Force 60 gf
See the white G915 TKL here:
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@DarkFruitTT 2 жыл бұрын

Logitech needs to move away from micro usb

@amandabielecki2290 2 жыл бұрын

Anyone think the reddragon sounds better lol?

@kaosvalentine

In south africa the logitech Is curently 4x the price at R5200 vs the Redragons R1300. I dotn know if the Logitech is worth x4 the rpice tbh

@Itojunya7904

The RedDragon sound better to me compare to Shit Logitexpensive.

@Veeolll 2 жыл бұрын

def getting these red dragons with that usb c rather than nasty micro usb, the swappable switches is good for longevity too

@dtan27 2 жыл бұрын

I've got a Horus myself and while I like it there's a few issues I have with it: Sometimes a button will get stuck so you get stuff like thissssssssssssssssssssssss. The RF also seems a bit weak, I basically need to have the dongle within a few feet of the keyboard to keep a reliable connection going. I like the feel of the keyboard though, with the exception of the weird rubber media keys.

@manuelmogilner5262 Жыл бұрын

the 2.4 ghz works almost perfectly with a dongle on the table just in front of the keyboard (btw this is a good practice for every wireless peripherals)

@SavageScientist Жыл бұрын

i own the 915 and hate that the alt keys do not light up symbols like +!@ are a pain when im programming. So this may be a great alt i would have bought the red dragon just for the keycaps if they were compatible with the 915

@VynZography

So wait, the Redragon is cheaper, has USB-c, illuminated secondary characters, hot swappable switches, etc! Amazing! Shame the wireless sucks.

@albertera 2 жыл бұрын

logitech premium but bad keyboard with bad key rattling sound. She's just beautiful and that's it, he has no other virtues. The sound of the keys is just terrible.

@sordmasta6646 Жыл бұрын

Was torn between the two.

@Oplopp Жыл бұрын

Thx for the video!!🔥

@belugaking304 2 жыл бұрын

You should take a look at some of cooler masters low profile keyboards! The SK620 was my first mechanical keyboard and holds a special place in my heart

@hamfrey93

Hey, very nice review! Got a question. I have two computers on my setup, do you think If I plugged in the 2.4 wireless USB on the first device and the USB cable to the second device I could use the keyboard for both computers just by switching with FN 4 and 5?

@2SaltyRecipes

Could you replace the switches on the reddragon one with Outemu switches online?

@LDillon

What about the software experience? Do they have the same RGB/macro customisability? On-board memory vs. needing to run bloatware like Razer does with Synapse, etc?

@nickglover 2 жыл бұрын

That LED flicker is kind of an interesting note for anyone who streams. It's like getting an accent light that flickers on video whereas Logitech seems to have made the effort to design their RGB circuit properly to not flicker on camera. Note a huge deal, especially if you don't stream, but still interesting.

@christofferredfielfd1758 2 жыл бұрын

There are low profile cherry Mx silver/speed switches in the k65 low profile (I think it's called) apparently more of them were made with a cheaper low profile switch also by cherry called the viola, I have the speed variety though. I can't say for sure but by looking at them , if the pin out lines up, they would make a perfect alternative. That being said, pain in the ass to repair/replace though they are the stock switches do sound nicer.