Logitech G915 TKL Tenkeyless Lightspeed Wireless RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Low Profile Switch Options, Lightsync RGB, Advanced Wireless and Bluetooth Support - Linear

This is a great smaller tactile mechanical gaming keyboard. It's actually pretty heavy with a very nice brushed aluminum body, it has a look of quality and solid construction. The tactile keys are soft and has just enough clack, where it's not noisy. The RGB controls are easy and the colors are nice. The KB has a nice volume roller on the top right and it's very easy to adjust volume level quickly. The interface to charge the keyboard is a standard usb 2.0 cable, but i think they should have upgraded to usb-c by now. Once charged you can plug the dongle into the same cable and use the keyboard wirelessly which works well. I dont feel any lag, but i haven't felt lag in my old non gaming keybaord either. So for gaming it seems fine, been playing a bunch of games on steam and it all works fine. If you need a matching mouse, i got G502 lightspeed wireless mouse to match which has the same usb 2.0 interface. Anyways, seems like a great keyboard, this one didn't come with any extra replaceable mechanical keys which would have been nice at this price point. But giving it a 5 for now as it's the nicest keyboard i have purchased so far.

I have gone through a variety of phases as far as mechanical keyboards go, I've had Razers mechanical and optical switches, Ducky keyboards, the Drop Alt with Zeal switches on it, and a couple Corsair keyboards as well. I was looking for a fast-actuating linear switch that would be good for playing FPS games like Valorant and CSGO, and this keyboard fits the bill perfectly. The actuation is fast, and the travel distance is perfect in my opinion, not being too immediate as to accidentally hit switches, but just fast enough to be immediate if you need it to be. The switches are smoother than what you'll get with any Cherry switch, but not as smooth as a Zeal or Ink switch, but that doesn't really matter. Compared to other keyboards, the value proposition of this keyboard is difficult to accept, but the keyboard is top-notch, there is no competition when it comes to some of its features. It's lightspeed wireless connection has basically no latency, so it can be used for competitive gaming without a problem. In addition, there are very few low-profile mechanical keyboards of good quality on the market right now. The TKL format is rarer than full-sized by far, so the fact that it is both low-profile and TKL, and linear, and lightspeed, and has excellent metal build quality, and dedicated media keys, all make this keyboard worth it in my opinion. If you can't stomach the price of the keyboard, there are lots of other good keyboards available for far less money, but this keyboard has features that I've listed that you cannot find anywhere else, and that's kind of a shame. To be honest, even if the competition was makin similar keyboards, I would still be buying this one, most likely, because it's absolutely gorgeous, small, and the Logitech software doesn't crash my computer the way Razer's has. Other than the price, the only cons of this keyboard are that it comes with ABS keycaps, which are cheap and will begin to shine after a while, and that it uses micro-usb instead of usb-c to charge, both minor issues considering that Logitech will send you new keycaps if you need them. If you can afford it, and want the features it has, buy it.

I purchased the linear keys version for use while teleworking. I tend to pound keys pretty hard and needed something that's not going to be so loud, while still retained a good, tactile feedback. This keyboard was not the right one for me. I attempted to install donuts under the key caps but the posts are not compatible with common post rubber o-rings. The good: very high-quality construction, stable, very quiet (it lives up to its promise). Volume wheel was a plus. I want to be clear - there's nothing wrong with the keyboard. For someone who is a fast, light typist who doesn't need to "bottom out" the keys, this is the keyboard for you. The not-so-good (to me): Keys are very lightly sprung and good sensitivity. Short travel. Keyboard construction is high-great and has an authoritative heft to its. Good, stable rear feet for elevation. I'm sure the color backlights work well, but I am using this on a computer that won't allow me to install the color management software. Last observation - compared to my other keyboards, the keys feel just-a-tiny-bit smaller than other keyboards. I feel having to put my hands closer together than "normal" for me. This is NOT a clicky keyboard! But it's a wonderfully quiet, linear keyboard with good features and quality construction. Hope this feedback is helpful for others looking at this keyboard.

I really like the design of the keyboard. Build quality is very good. Quality of the keycaps, media buttons and volume roller are very good. The linear keys suit my personal preference for quite keys. I can agree with some comments that the cost is rather high. I probably would not have gotten this keyboard without it having a big discount.

I have had the full size G915 keyboard for over 6 years now. It's a great keyboard and still fully functional, but I really dislike the G macro buttons on it they are the most useless thing on a keyboard I have ever experienced. So when I saw the TKL version go on a deep discount I snagged it up knowing how robust and solid these keyboards are. I like the TKL version of this keyboard much better, it's not perfect as it lacks the num pad, but it's great in every other respect. It has more battery life than the full size one, although battery life was never an issue. My LEDs were always on the second brightest setting and they battery last for over 2+ weeks. That's 2+ with daily typing for work and gaming sessions in the evening. Logitech is very generous with their battery life, it lasts longer than advertised. I love that this is a low profile keyboard. It's very compact and easy to move around. It sits on top of my desk and when I need to move it out of the way I can grab it with one hand and put it aside clearing desk space. Yes these keyboards bow a little in the centre, I have 2 of these bought 6 years apart, TKL and full size and they both bow and do not lay flat. It's so very minor and it does not impact the keyboard performance or feel at all, just a minor annoyance. Longevity, I can not speak to the longevity of the TKL keyboard, however if it is manufactured to the same spec as the Full size keyboard it will last a long time. I have my full size g915 had mine since 2019, I have even gone full Sonkey Kong on it a couple times during some compatitve Warzone matches(I no longer play that game). The keycaps are nice out of the box, I love the red linear switches. The TKL is a winner IMO, it is lighter, smaller, easier to move and even the sensor is smaller than the Full size version. Highly recommended. Update: Over a month on a single charge. Not bad at all.

GREAT keyboard. I use it for PC, MAC and also my LG TV. No negatives - all class.

Really happy with the keyboard. Great typing feel, quality construction.

This keyboard was an impluse purchase but I couldn't be happier! i love the sound of the keys and the personalisation you can do with the rgb is next level! I've never had keyboard without a number pad but the adjustment has been smooth! this keyboard has everything you need!