Anyone else's keyboard bent? doesn't affect performance but it seem both bottom corners are touching the desk surface instead of the rubber feet on the bottom of the keyboard. null

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Jennet · Accepted Answer

I was searching on Google to see if someone else has the same issue. My G915 starting to bent. I was on holiday, came back and it just struck my eye. My first thought was that it couldn't. But then I noticed the rubber feet didn't touch the bottom. This shouldn't happen with such an expensive keyboard.

Answered by Jennet 5 years ago

TheStixxx · Answer

yes, mine is bent as well. true it doesn't affect performance but fir $250 for a keyboard it should be perfectly flat.

spongeMan · Answer

Yes, had two keyboards both with the same bend. Assume its an early production problem but as you say also does not affect performance in any way. Still at this price its quite disapointing to see.

Dave · Answer

I’m having this same issue. Logitech claims it’s supposed to be this way (not true... I know for a fact it was flat when I first got it). Something strange is happening to this model as it ages. Hopefully I can get Logitech to take this seriously and honor the warranty. The “warp” is absolutely something that happened over time (several months in my case). This keyboard is much too expensive for this nonsense.

Answered by Dave 5 years ago

ShortyGamer · Answer

No, this is definitely a manufacturer defect.

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i see what you mean - it looks like the keyboard is touching the desk. when i close the feet at the top and let the board sit flat there is a very small space do to the footpads. however when i open the legs at the top the angle is increased sufficiently so that the edge of the keyboard does touch the desk. i do not think the board is bent just the the rear pads are not that thick

Answered by Anonymous 1 month ago

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Yes, I have the same issue with new G915x lightspeed full-size tactile white. It bowed/bended in the middle.

FatherPerish · Answer

I just noticed mine has a bend as well. I’ve had it on a flat service the entire time I’ve owned it, for $250 I’d expect better quality, and I bought mine when they were first released.

Agus · Answer

I was just googling about this because, after about a couple of months of use, I noticed this. Apparently it is a manufacturing issue. Doesn't affects performance.

ASMC · Answer

Had the infamous bow in the middle. Returned the keyboard to Best Buy opened another with a sales rep present and same bow. Shame on Logitech. Ended up exchanging for a Corsair K70 low profile and I love it! Luxury keyboard. Cherry LP Speed Silvers are amazing.

Answered by ASMC 4 years ago

Dayv · Answer

Nope, my keyboard is flush and lays flat.

TheDarkLord · Answer

For me no... I have the G915 lightspeed and the frame is in perfect condition. If yours has a bend in it then i would return it because obviously it was something that happened in manufacturing.

Nerdninja · Answer

Mine is tight on all four corners. You may want to exchange yours

Bent · Answer

Mine has a bend in it to but has no effect on performance and all rubber pads still touch the desk so maybe it is supposed to have a bend in it.

Striker · Answer

That's weird...it's an aluminum case. Unless it got sat on or stepped on, I don't see heat being a factor.

Bryan · Answer

Yours might actually be bent, or your surface isn't even. Mine sits completely even and flush with my desk.

wiper · Answer

Yep, mine too, and it _does_ affect performance, because it's sliding around more. I tried to bend it other way, it's a bit better now.

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