Customer Ratings & Reviews

Nicely done Logitech. Software recognizes games and you can set user profiles with various settings. Setup was a snap. I loaded on PC using dongle and loaded on my phone (Android) with Bluetooth. No problems. Weight is solid. Not plastic feeling. I picked the tactile version as I like to hear and feel the key strokes. Personal preference. Macros easy to program. Volume and media controls flawless integration with Windows 10. Light patterns are really nice. I really like the ripple affect setting. Response time is great. No lag. Battery life is superb. This is day 4 of not having to recharge yet. 3 position settings. Flat, 4 degrees, and 8 degrees. Ten Keyless is great. Saves space when moving around. I would recommend this product.

Pros: - TKL form factor means less desk space and closer placement of arms between keyboard and mouse - great for gaming. - Very ergonomic. - Wireless for that extra clean desktop look! - Both wireless and Bluetooth working flawlessly. Able to seamlessly transition between work laptop and gaming PC. - Tactile low profile keys make for a great typing experience and feel great while gaming - G-hub software works perfectly now that the keyboard has been officially launched - Game specific keys light up to show gamer which keys are mapped in game - looks very cool! Also, when you die the keyboard blinks Red. Finally in BF V, the keyboard lights keys to make a "V" shape. Extra cool points to Logitech! - Battery life is great - Backlight at 50%, been using it for a week with battery only down to 70%. Will probably need to recharge every other week. - Light yet sturdy. So it's heavy as far as low profile membrane keyboards go but it's much lighter than other mechanical keyboards. Weight will not be a problem for travel. Cons: - Micro-USB for charging...not really a con for me but others have knocked this keyboard down due to it. I don't mind it at all but having USB-C would mean that I can use my phone charger cable to charge, and not worry about having an extra cable when I do travel with it. - Price! -------xxxxx --------- TLDR: Excellent balance between being a gaming keyboard and a typist's dream. I make a lot fewer mistakes as I code, and write business documents during the day. The ergonomics are there for all day and night comfort. Wonderful for gaming. The keys have minimal travel and make them ideal for twitch gaming. I forgot I was testing this keyboard and really got in to the game - that's what any good peripheral should do - become and extension of yourself. If you have the Benjamin's - buy this keyboard!

Between programming and playing games, the G915 excels. I was reluctant at first at the 'low-profile' mechanical keyboard design but I have quickly learned to love it. It provides a smooth and quite actuation which in turn improves both my typing accuracy and my response time. The RGB is bright and the software allows you to customize the keyboard to your every desire. Build quality is second to none featuring a rigid body with no deck-flex at all. The Keycaps feel great and typing in general was a joy. The overall fit and feel of the keyboard is something new to me, but I really enjoy it. Coming from larger mechanical keyboards, I don't see myself going back. Now add on Slipstream and bluetooth. Being a skeptical of wireless technologies, the G915 exhibits zero latency. Also, allowing you to switch between multiple devices via bluetooth. It is refreshing being able to use a keyboard that continuously impressed me.

Logitech K740 v1 (Vista/Win 7) that served me well the last 10+ years is being retired and stored as my backup keyboard. With gaming more vs typing, I decided to try out a few of the gaming keyboards that had amazing reviews: Corsair K70 TKL, Keychrone K7, and ROCCAT Vulcan TKL, and none really came close to being my main keyboard. Keychrone K7 is probably the closest and does not cost as much, but comes with a few other headaches that G915 TKL does not have. I would recommend this G915 keyboard if you can afford the price. I think it is well worth it for the quality you are getting. My main limited selection was - it had to be low profile mechanical keyboard that is not too loud and too clicky but good for gaming with great rgb lighting. Anything I tried just did not deliver. K70 was not low profile, otherwise a great choice... did not like corsair software taking up too many resources and space to get it installed... ROCCAT Vulcan TKL was a great build, but under-glow lighting from the switches was a huge letdown for me... The battery holds well, latency does NOT exist in terms of the gaming performance, etc. and no issues with connectivity whatsoever... and also, I get to use already installed G-Hub as well :)

I bought this keyboard because I wanted the best without crazy loud clicky switches and of course some RGB to motivate me when I sit down at my desk everyday. Keyboard is great. The keys are a fairly quiet, not clicky. It's certainly louder than a membrane keyboard, but not much, and the keys do have the same type of sound you'd expect from a membrane keyboard, with just a tiny bit of tactile click...sometimes it's undetectable in feel and sound. The keys have a little more throw than a typical laptop keyboard. The RGB stuff is great but the software to manage it is not my favorite. It's hard to figure out how to save the settings you want to the keyboard memory (you save a custom profile the a memory slot). Battery life is outstanding, even with RGB. Comfortable to type on. Media keys work well. You need to connect using the dongle (lightning) if you want to use the G software to customize settings. Bluetooth connectivity is also there, and you can switch between the two very easily with two distinct buttons. Connection time is nearly instant for either method. I sometimes wish the keys had a little more travel, but lately, I've started to enjoy it more. I might try another keyboard to see if I like it any better, but this one is outstanding, and I doubt you'll be disappointed in it.

For those who want the best in computer accessories and can afford it, this is the best keyboard I've ever used. For the last few days I've used it for both work and play and for me personally it does wonders. I've always had ergonomic challenges with full size keyboards being off-center because of the numpad that I never use anyway. Now I don't have to stretch my hand out as much for the mouse, therefore less neck/shoulder strain. PROS: * Ergonomic - tenkeyless (TKL) compact form factor takes up less space and helps with the placement of the mouse a lot closer, so you don't have to stretch your arm out as much * Low-profile mechanical switches, super quick, effortless key travel for both gaming and business typing; I chose the tactile feedback version, even though the clicky version would have brought back some good'ol memories of those clicky IBM keyboards... * Premium Build quality and materials, looks, feels and IS high-end; also pretty light-weight for travel, fits perfectly in a laptop bag... * G-Hub software allows great levels of customization of function keys and lighting of each key! This comes in very handy as you can program lighting for specific key mappings for different games. * Excellent media control - super smooth volume roller and dedicated media control keys (play, pause, skip, mute) for those times when you're multitasking, gaming or working and jamming * Connectivity versatility - 3 ways of connecting via USB/micro-USB, wireless or Bluetooth; can quickly switch between two PCs, my work laptop connected via Bluetooth and my game tower via LIGHTSPEED wireless * Battery life seems great, if you don't go crazy with the lighting, it can easily last a week on a single charge CONS: * Price, but you certainly get what you pay for...

I hadn't owned a mechanical keyboard until this one, and after opening the G915 and giving it a spin for the past week, I'll never go back to anything else. The tactile feedback of this keyboard is amazing. I've never felt like I could type so lightly before. Beyond that, the brushed metal finish is beautiful and the RGB entertaining to play with. I haven't experienced any response delay while gaming in using the Lightspeed functionality, which has been very impressive. Battery life lasts me about a week. I charged it last night for the first time, and it was at about 19%. I use it every day for software development and then game on it. So, I'm generally using it off and on for 8-10 hours, depending on how much typing I'm doing. I found it truly impressive especially when synced and paired with the lightspeed G502. The pair together make for an impressive toolset. I'd highly recommend you pick up this keyboard.

Very beautiful gaming keyboard. I love the fact that the keys are shorter and not ridiculously tall like some of the other gaming keyboard out there. It has a much more sleek design and higher quality than the others, with a solid feel and good materials. The RGB lighting on this keyboard is also amazing - you need to download the Logitech app to customize but it has all kinds of options and is very bright. Response time when gaming is great and the battery lasts for a long time - I can charge it and generally get through about 4-5 days of gaming several hours a day before having to recharge again. Would highly recommend.

The Logitech G915 TKL isn’t just a gaming keyboard—it’s a productivity powerhouse. I use it for business, and the typing experience is nothing short of incredible. Most people overlook how important a good keyboard is for work, but once you try this one, you’ll never want to go back. The keys are smooth, responsive, and quiet, making long hours of typing almost enjoyable (who knew that was possible?). What really sets it apart is the build quality. Unlike the typical plastic keyboards out there, this one is made of pure aluminum, so it feels sturdy, premium, and durable. It’s compact, wireless, and has great battery life, so it keeps my desk looking clean and clutter-free. If you care about quality and a top-notch typing experience, this keyboard is worth every penny—even if you’re not gaming on it.

Very nice build quality I’m a fan of the keys, low profile and easy to work with all day long especially if you’re gaming battery lasts a long time in between charges. In fact, I haven’t had to charge it yet since I got it. RGB lighting is also very bright. Per seamlessly with my superlight mouse. Overall very satisfied with this product. 

I was in the market for a wireless, mechanical keyboard and saw this. Decided to pull the trigger and get the Tactile version. Overall, this is probably the best keyboard I have used so far. Typing on the Logitech switches is really nice and since it has both Lightspeed and Bluetooth, I can connect the Lightspeed to my gaming desktop and connect the Bluetooth to my work computer. All it takes is a press of a button to switch between the two (I personally wish they added this feature to their gaming mouses). It's slim, compact, and very easy to use. The RGB effects are good as well and the ability to sync Logitech peripherals together is also a plus. I haven't had any issues with the keys so far. Con: Price.

I very nice/solid feeling keyboard. The lights are nice and bright, the wireless is perfect, and the software is easy to use. One complaint is they should change the charge/power port to USB C. I hate having to keep multiple cables laying around.

Pros: Great build, RGB for days, Simple to setup, great connection with no lag in input. battery feels like it will never die. Con: the price, if you lose the dongle they don't have one the is meant just for this keyboard. make sure you get the switch type you want. Can be a pain to clean. Switches are not hot swap.

This keyboard is everything I was looking for. I wanted a small TKL keyboard that fit my desk, with dedicated music controls, and quiet switches (tactile). The metal body is a plus but not something that I felt absolutely necessary. In fact, I think I would’ve preferred it not be metal, or at least not this textured metal. I have it sitting next to a TKL Magic Keyboard, and side by side, this one is about twice as deep (understandably so, as it is mechanical). That makes it an incredibly thin keyboard. The wireless option is nice to have and it seamlessly switches between wired/wireless. It’s battery life is great as well raking in at about 20 hours. Absolutely my favorite keyboard so far. My only complaint is the price point!

To preface this i am an avid gamer as well as i spend a good chunk of my work day writing documents, i also consider myself a keyboard enthusiast having owned tens of very high end mechanical keyboards over the years. If you are looking for a wireless, flawless, and enjoyable typing experience this is the apex keyboard in my opinion. My previous daily driver was a Blackwidow Ultimate with razer yellow switches. There are two reasons i switched from that to the Logitech. 1.) The low profile build 2.) The wireless capabilities. Its a sleek, yet still very sturdy design and you can tell the materials used warrant the almost 300$ price tag. Logitech really did nail the construction of this thing The wireless is amazing. Zero latency, long lasting battery (I get a week's worth of usage working 9-5 then gaming anywhere 1-3 hours after that) after a week it sits around 20-30 percent where i personally like to give it a charge. The keys feel great, insanely responsive and the linear model is relatively quiet, though still has a satisfying sound to it. Overall, if you are in the market for a high-end niche keyboard, i dont see why you wouldn't pick this up.

This is probably the best wireless to go overall + gaming keyboard out in the market right now. That's not really a big contest though because there's not that much competition. Razer has had one but that one is way outdated, Corsair has one but the keys are HUGE and a pain to carry around, and the competition isn't even close to what Logitech has for reaction time and battery life. Razer has a potential of getting a good TKL wireless with the Huntsman (their wired one is amazing), BUT the major issue is they still wouldn't be able to compete against this keyboard unless they make the keys as low profile as this G915 TKL. Hence, this is why I recommend the TKL G915 over any other competitors at this time. Because there is nothing out there that can currently compete against this for wireless TKL keyboards. This literally is the best one at this time. +Low profile keys +Easy to type with and fast/accurate (seriously I was impressed) +Can use both wireless dongle AND bluetooth +Volume Rocker/Media keys +Light and easily transportable HOWEVER -Keys are so plastic like feel (I'm spoiled by PBT), but this is personal preference so not docking any points -I'm always worried the key will fall off or snap off since it's really low profile -Why is it still using micro USB!

There are many expensive gaming mechanical keyboards, but only a few are really worth the premium price in my experience. This keyboard stands out for a few reasons that ultimately make it worth it for my use: -Flawless wireless (good for gaming and convenient if you want to move your keyboard around the room) -Compact TKL yet still manages to have dedicated media controls and volume wheel which is rare to see -Premium design and looks so good -Great feeling switches (I have the tactile version) and while this obviously this isn't a custom built mechanical keyboard I find typing on this to be really enjoyable and accurate. I like the subtle tactile bump the switches provide. My only complaint with this board would be the questionable durability of the keycaps as they are so thin and move around more than most. I wish Logitech provided you with a replacement set in the box in case they get worn out later down the line. There is also a larger G915 (wireless) or G815 (wired) if you want something bigger with the same design and features.

The keyboard is very well made and feels awesome. Battery life is excellent and the tactile key feel is pretty good. I have two complaints. 1, if you want to control anything but the most basic of lighting you must install the G Hub software. 2, The Lightspeed USB dongle only supports ONE device at a time. If you have a Lightspeed mouse and the keyboard you have to use BOTH dongles.

Was in the market for a new mechanical keyboard and during my research I decided to look at wireless keyboards. While I was skeptical about going wireless for a keyboard I decided to give the G915 a shot. I must say I am very impressed. I previously tried using a G502 wireless mouse and received a lot of interference while gaming. I figured that I would have the same results, but I still had to try. Nearly 3 months later and I must say that it's been excellent. I've experience no interference whatsoever. It feels like I'm using a wired keyboard. I would highly recommend that anyone looking to go wireless and who wants to spend the money to spend the money on this keyboard. You won't be disappointed. Pros: Wireless No latency Great battery life Nice RGB Low profile Bluetooth, wired and wireless compatible Nice volume wheel Cons: No wrist rest (I bought a glorious master race low profile pad) A bit pricey

G915 TKL Logitech Gaming KBD Impeccable Design & Stunningly Beautiful!! I’ve got a couple of gaming KBD’s and really love them but Logitech has created a masterpiece with the G915! The designers that designed this KBD make it obvious that this was a labor of love for them! It's so apparent in every detail. I got the G915 box and was immediately impressed with the packaging. The sleek coated heavy cardboard with beautiful graphics and the precision in the way the KBD is presented when you lift the lid, previews the quality of the build and the performance to come in this KBD. It’s a note to me the consumer that they are bringing their “A” game. No short cuts here. Even the cable it comes with is quality. Again, no short cuts. The brushed metal body is gorgeous and so sturdy and solid and again, just strikingly beautiful. It’s a compliment to my desk and computer and with such a sleek, low profile footprint for a gaming KBD it’s so refreshing. I don’t know how they pulled that off! The risers on the back of the bottom of the KBD are also a nice touch. They are metal instead of cheap plastic and adjust to three different heights. 1. Flat lowest profile. 2. a medium rise and 3. a full rise. I like the legs all the way up to slightly lean the KBD forward. Ok. so this KBD looks great but what about the performance. A wireless gaming keyboard at the same performance level as a wired gaming KBD? Can it be?? It was hard for me to believe that prior to trying it out for my self. Now, I am sure that there is some tech ultra geek out there that will argue all day that there is a difference but I was looking for a lag and could not find it. From high end gaming to using the multi media buttons for music playback (which are awesome) and I am telling you, it is as fast and consistent and reliable as any wired gaming keyboard I have EVER used. Logitech calls it “Lightspeed” and they are spot on. You can connect this G915 KBD either through a traditional usb transmitter aka “lightspeed” plug provided, bluetooth or use the cable provided if you should ever run out of battery charge and need to keep playing while charging. You can also switch modes from the wireless usb transmitter to bluetooth by pressing a button on the actual KBD. Using bluetooth frees up a usb port which is kind of nice. Out of curiosity, I used bluetooth to connect to my tablet and phone to try to play games and could not play games but was able to type ect. I was hoping to use this KBD on COD mobile to annihilate the competition on the mobile platform. Guess COD app would not allow for that! Oh well. The feel of the keys is impeccable. I never really liked the loud clicky sound of a gaming KBD but I really liked the feel and the options that gaming KBD gave me as a gamer. It’s the only way to play really. I have the Tactile model of the G915 TKL which gives me the feel and options of a gaming KBD with a quieter profile. I really like how Logitech has taken the position of the three lines (the GL Clicky, GL Linear & GL Tactile). It should allow for this amazing KBD to really match up with gamers preferences. I also really liked Logitech’s G HUB. This is where you can assign all the macros, adjust color profiles and patterns and explore other products. The GHUB software was fast and responsive and super easy to navigate and make the changes to the settings. Logitech really kills it with this amazing KBD… super responsive, top notch build and materials, sleek and compact great software, runs for 40 hours on a charge…It has it all!!!