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Originally Posted by 'sqeaky4100',index.php?page=Thread&postID=165248#p ost165248
Logitech has the Old Style g15's in stock right now. They got a stack of them out of a wearhouse, all brand new.
I bought one and it works just fine, all in origional packaging and everything.
The only cool thing about the new G18 is the color's, and the volume adjuster... but no way is that worth $199 lol!
Be careful with this, I ordered one of those on the 12th and just got one, with 6 G keys - not a happy camper right now.
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Maybe the keypad does that. My use doesn't really need much macro keys
for my main account, I just need them to be able to toggle auto-repeat.
X6 does not toggle to auto-repeat. It only allows me to hit the
"cruise" key and while holding the "cruise" key down, hit the key I
want to repeat. I need to be able to tap it into auto-repeat and forget
about it. So far, G15's and n52 are the only keyboard/gamepad I have
tried that does it. X-keys, X6, ideazone fang gamepad and keyboards do
not. Just got the X13 pad in yesterday, pretty big compared to an n52,
but looks and feels much more of a quality build. Will hook it up once
I get around to it, but no doubt it will toggle repeat just like the
G15. And no you can't buy my x6. I'd rather toss it out the window or
give it to a friend then go through the hassle of cashing in what you
send me and mailing it to you lol.
And, not to be a prick or goody two shoes or anything but using the G keys or n52 to Auto repeat a key stroke(s) is against the WoW TOS. The reason I know this is because I specifically bought the N52te to do just that, then started doing some research into it and found multiple blue posts regarding the G15 and N52. The hardware themselves are fine to use but using the macro functions players are "warned" to be careful one keystroke = 1 action blah blah - you know the drill by now. Which is why I wanted an 18 G key G15, I want the extra G keys for straight hot keys in an easy to get to spot. So with the extra scrutiny boxers face, a GM looks at your account and sees that you you perform