Logitech - G915 LIGHTSPEED TKL Wireless Mechanical GL Linear Switch Gaming Keyboard with RBG Backlighting - Black

One of the best keyboards out there. If you do not like using wrist rests then this is a good option. It keeps your wrists from harsh angles. The battery life is good, I've charged it once in the last two weeks and I use it every day for gaming and productivity. I have the linear red switches and though they are quiet I think I would prefer the tectile browns. Love the RGB but Logitech software isn't the most friendly. The overall build is amazing. It feels solid and firm but the key caps have a bit of a wobble that bothers me as keyboard enthusiast. If I shake the keyboard you can hear the keycaps move. ALSO, it's not worth $250+, try to get it on sale if you can. No keyboard is worth that much unless its custom made.

I typically do no write reviews, but I find that this keyboard deserves it. I am coming from a G Pro keyboard that seems to have only briefly been made. The linear switches feel the best to me and they bottom out smoothly with a little bit of a tap. This is not quiet, but certainly not loud. The lighting is really nice, however, like most other reviewers, I really do miss the shift keys being illuminated. Once you notice they are not then you really notice. The deck sits nice and low so I don't have to break my wrists while I type. As far as wireless functionality is concerned it works very well. The battery charges fast and lasts quite a long time, though I don't have any figures for that. While the cable is still just micro-usb, it does work to charge all devices in the logitech wireless G suite, such as the G935 and G502 Lightspeed. I highly recommend this keyboard, even though the price is well over what it should probably be.

Needed to get a new keyboard after my previous one started double clicking and this one intrigued me quite a bit. I wanted to find a wireless tkl model that also had dedicated media buttons and this one fit that bill. I was initially a little hesitant due to the high price but decided to go with it anyways. I am very glad that I did, as it is the best keyboard I have ever used for sure. Now I have not used a huge variety of them, probably around 5-6 over the last 7 or so years, but I was still impressed at how much I enjoyed using it. Here's how I feel it fares in a few categories

Great keyboard, especially wit the Logi gaming software. However, Logitech has priced it pretty high which is unfortunate. I am glad I got it and I love the response and feedback when typing. High quality and I have used competitor keyboards and must say this is one of the best. But with the price, do your research first.

Only giving it 4 stars due to the price, it is expensive for a keyboard, but otherwise, for me, the features justify the price. Ultra responsive, adjustable rgb, small, sturdy, and beautiful looking. Nice to get rid of cords and have a clean desk setup. Highly recommended if you can look past the price.

This keyboard is for people who don't like that their switches making noise, quiet and feels good and is super responsive would recommend for anyone who don't like noise but still wants a good feeling keyboard that isn't made of plastic.

Stable wireless connection,good lenear switch keyboard

I’ve been using the G815 GL Clicky keyboard for the past 10 months and I’ve really enjoyed using that keyboard since it provided a good gaming experience while still maintaining a low profile and relatively understated look. With that experience I knew the G915 TKL was essentially going to be the same plus wireless and minus the tenkey and that mostly holds true. The keys feel just a little cramped compared to the G815, but overall this is a great compact and low profile keyboard. Getting connected with the Lightspeed receiver was easy and I haven’t had any issues with the connection on my PC like I’ve had over Bluetooth and other wireless receivers. From what I can tell though each Lightspeed device does need its own receiver, which is a little disappointing since I also use the G703, but I can forgive that because the connection is so reliable. The G Hub is easy to use for modifying the keyboard lighting and assigning commands. It’s difficult to tell and it may be partly due to adjusting to the tenkeyless layout, but it does feel like the keys on the G915 TKL are ever so slightly closer together than they are on my G815. The GL Linear keys I like a little better for typing compared to the GL Clicky keys, but they feel just a little mushy by comparison. It’s nothing that hindered me much and I do appreciate how much quieter they are (to be fair, the Clicky keys are audible by design). Though I haven’t tried them yet, I get the sense the GL Tactile may be my sweet spot. I am a regular tenkey user at work and not having that does make things like keying my Windows PIN in or hitting the enter key just a little awkward, but space savings are tremendous. The G915 TKL is over 4 inches shorter than my G815 and takes up significantly less real estate on my desk, not to mention the fact that I don’t have to route a big braided cable across my desk anymore. Battery life so far seems excellent, though it’s disappointing that Logitech is still using Micro USB instead of USB-C in 2020. The volume and media controls are good. Volume is adjusted on a knob, which is knurled and very satisfying to use. The other media controls are on rubber buttons that I didn’t like too much on the G815, but feel slightly improved here. The programmable G keys from the full size keyboards are gone on the TKL version, but I never used those anyway so it’s not a huge loss for me. Overall I’m happy with the G915 TKL and will be using it as my main keyboard from now on. I will say that you should buy this for how compact it is and not as a cost-savings thing as the full size G915 is only $20 more. If you’re not familiar with the GL switches I’d also recommend trying them out in store to see which one works best for you.