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Logitech G adds G560 LIGHTSYNC speakers and G513 keyboard

Logitech G adds G560 LIGHTSYNC speakers and G513 keyboard

Posted on March 15, 2018July 7, 2019 By Jarvis

Logitech G, the company’s gamer-centric division, has added a new G513 Mechanical Keyboard and G560 PC Gaming Speaker to its line-up, complete with plenty of color-changing LEDs. The two new peripherals join Logitech’s existing range of keyboards, mice, and headsets, all of which have been designed with hardcore gamers in mind.

Logitech G513 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

Logitech has given the G413 a bigger brother, taking the ethos of its affordable gaming keyboard and giving it a premium twist. Now, it uses an anodized and brushed, aircraft-grade 5052 aluminum top-case, and has a detachable USB cable for easy replacement. There’s also an integrated USB pass-through port, which supports both power and data.

Unlike the G413, there’s also a wrist-rest that comes with the G513. That’s made of high-quality memory foam and wrapped with a premium leatherette. Logitech has designed it to be individually adjustable in addition to the keyboard angle, too.
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