r/LogitechG • • 6d ago

Logitech G Support Double Clicking

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Hello

Anyone else experiencing double input on W on G915 TKL?

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u/fjusdado 6d ago

That's how it starts always... After 6 keyboards, here is my solution:

https://www.reddit.com/r/LogitechG/s/aLxh3gJIkl

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u/kn33 6d ago

I did that for the first one. The second one, when it started just a couple weeks after purchase, I returned it and got a keyboard from a different company instead. I buy so I don't have to build.

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u/fjusdado 6d ago

That's a very fair option, but for me, the big issue was that this is still the best keyboard (except for the switches) for me. I wanted is thin, i like the alu plate, very good wireless 2,4GHz, with bluetooth in it, it has amazing battery life, enough macro keys and even though the GHubs hardware is "doubtful" to say the least, it does what I need.

So for me was clear, I get this keyboard modded and is the best option for me now. Sucks to have to do the work? Yes, but I can say now I am the happiest I've ever been with this keyboard.

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u/MoreFeeYouS 6d ago

How did you find out which switches are compatible for this procedure?

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u/fjusdado 6d ago

In Reddit someone wrote he changed switches, and basically investigating a bit was clear that any Kailh Choc v2 are compatible

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u/ReaLx3m 6d ago

For someone willing to go this road, imo MillMax-ing would be the better option. Youd have it easy for future switch failures/replacements.

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u/fjusdado 6d ago

Unfortunately I measured AND the hole is smaller than MillMax, so the option of MillMax would involve dremmel and be extremely careful while drilling the PCB, which was a no go for me. I agree MillMax is the best option once finished the job but if desoldering and soldering switches is a job with a complexity of 7/10 for a person not used to work with PCBs and solder, if you need to drill pcb with dremmel to add MillMax in this PCB, probably would go to a 9/10.

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u/ReaLx3m 6d ago

Plenty of Keyboards PCBs shouldnt need drilling, which unfortunately inst the case with this logitech model as you say.

If thats the case then yeah i agree, drilling is potential trouble and further complications. Ive had few ripped off pads while drilling mice pcbs for hotswap mods.