Logitech G915 LIGHTSPEED TKL Tenkeyless Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with low profile GL-Tactile key switches, LIGHTSYNC RGB, Ultra thin design, 40+ hours battery life, QWERTY UK Layout - Black

Logitech has outdone themselves this time: Cream of the crop of computer keyboards since the early 1980s. Swiss inventor back in 1982 I believe it first released the first Logitech device. They have been making computer equipment since the beginning, and so far 2025 Logitech light speed keyboard G915 this one with the number keys is my favourite of all time. It's mechanical with tactile keyboard switches which are soft, yet you can feel a micro click it's not noisy, it's the best type of tactile in the world without going into preferences that are too clicky or too soft, nope these one's perfect for games, work and everything. Lights that are customizable via software, saving profiles for games and onboard memory to keep a few of your favourites light modes on, really the only negative with this I found is the keyboard can be a little sharp around the edges, so you might have to be careful you don't fast swipe around it. Though having said that I've owned one now for around 3 years, and It's going strong and didn't injure myself with the edges, and the battery lasts for months without needing to recharge again and the battery still strong after 3 years, I literally cannot see myself using any other keyboard now. This keyboard is wireless, but can be used on the charging cable whilst it's charging, I supposed in about 10 years or more if the battery doesn't last longer than 4 weeks you could keep the cable plugged in, and it becomes and auto wired keyboard for the rest of your life, this keyboard is the kind of keyboard that will last forever, It was money worth spent when I first bought it around 150 quid. I didn't buy it when it first came out because I couldn't afford it, lol. Anyway the best keyboard for computers hands down, gotta love changing the colours for [wasd and arrow keys] to show me where my gaming keys are nice and clear not like I need it as experienced gamer, It just looks so good when it lights up with different waving patterns that I customized press one key, and it can domino other keys with different lights, just pure cool. I sometimes use the G keys on the left to change profiles and customize macros, one key can input macro presses of other keys on the keyboard, so essentially can make 1 key open up advanced settings in windows that normally would require typing or using the mouse to get to. Total issues: I suppose the only issues I've found over 3 years wasn't just the sharp corners that this can have as it's entirely made of a brushed hard metal, it is more catered to advanced users like myself if you want to use it to the full potential requires some time to learn it, but other than that, it's so good I couldn't take any stars off it's worth a 10/5 simply just for its longevity of typing off the charge at 100% really lasted for over 1 month using low light mode, to save power and auto shut off lights after a certain amount of time to save power. --Oh one last issue actually wish the symbols like @ : light up too, but they don't, the $ or UK money symbol lights up and very few symbols light up on the keyboard, I wish all symbols lit up too. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My fav things about it: It lasts ages off the micro USB power cable. It looks futuristic, stylish and cool with lights. The material is fully metal and looks so good. The lights are clear without being too bright that they blind. The response time is amazing. < You may need to customize this in Windows keyboard settings too. Being able to switch between keyboard Computer connection, and Bluetooth connections on the fly with a touch of a button, plug the USB thumb stick this comes with in a computer USB port, and the keyboard has built on Bluetooth mode, so it can also connect to a phone or anything with a Bluetooth connection without the need to use the USB flash thumb it comes with. Final comment- Nothing more to say really, best keyboard I've used since 1985 back when I was using Amstrad CPC 6128k. I couldn't recommend this keyboard enough.

What I loved: Typing on this feels illegal in the best possible way. The low-profile switches are buttery smooth, the keys feel premium, and the wireless performance is flawless — no lag, no dropouts, just pure luxury. The build quality is ridiculous. It’s solid, slim, and somehow lighter than it looks. And the RGB? Chef’s kiss. Bright, crisp, and classy without looking like a nightclub. What made me sigh loudly: I now judge every other keyboard I own. Harshly. This thing has ruined me. Should you buy it? If you want a wireless mechanical keyboard that looks stunning, performs flawlessly, and makes you type like you’re writing the next bestselling novel — absolutely. Worth every penny. Gorgeous design. Excellent switches. Rock-solid wireless. If this keyboard were a person, it’d be the one who always has their life together and never loses their charger. Would 100% recommend — even if you already own too many keyboards. (We all do.)

3 stars Tactile version (price 129)This is honest review, and is opinionated, the product has nice built, looks nice and feels nice, the plastic used for the keys is good quality, but could be better is no the high end plastic, they will wear and tear and become shiny and polished with the time, the strength required to type in, is a bit high for my taste, I think I could not type for hours or days if I need to (I work with it), so if you just use less than 4 hours you will be good , needs a wrist support or tunnel Crain will kick in very early, it looks and feels high spec and configuration wise is nice with the g keys but overall not my cup of tea , I bought the clicky as This is honest review, and is opinionated, the product has nice built, looks nice and feels nice, the plastic used for the keys is good quality, but could be better is no the high end plastic, they will wear and tear and become shiny and polished with the time, the strength required to type in, is a bit high for my taste, I think I could not type for hours or days if I need to (I work with it), so if you just use less than 4 hours you will be good , needs a wrist support or tunnel Crain will kick in very early, it looks and feels high spec and configuration wise is nice with the g keys but overall not my cup of tea , I bought the clicky as well go there to se the review :) I hope I help somebody with this review. 4 stars. So here is the review of Clicky version(189) I will say the same in the part of the build, and you need a support for your wrist as well or say hello to the tunnel Carpian, but this one is different and not only for the click noise , which annoying but satisfying at the same time, even I don’t like noise but I kinda like hear myself writing( my wife does not enjoyed btw) so that could be positive or negative depends if you need silence, even with that give a shot at this one, the feel when pushing the keys, is very nice the strength required is perfect, you could work on this for hours if needed and days, but his con, is the high price and the noise, is wonderful but you would eventually piss off people around you. 0 stars For the latest one the linear (red key at 229) well maybe this one is the best ,IDK, but even if it has the strength on the key of the cliky without the noise of the tactile, well is almost 230 quid for a keyboard! So I don’t think is worth that amount of money I barely can justify the price of the clickey, doing north Korean mental gymnastics , so this is totally out of range , for that price I want something perfect, and this keyboard is very nice, but clearly overpriced, as well arrived late with the box damaged, I was planing both I felt so disappointed that I end up keeping none and buying , the cheapest version instead 50 or 70 quid same result and not much of a diference on the build so , Yeah good Keyboard but a bit “Apple like” so design over functionality :) I hope I help somebody with this review.

Don't buy this Logitech G915 TKL Tenkeyless, it's really bad and it's feels cheap compared to the other keyboards who worth 60$ the keycaps are really poor quality and it's move around like a cheap keyboard! keycaps hard to pull it off and you might break the key spot!! it's have poor sound quality when you click it also you won't be able to return the product because they won't let you do that they will force you to do self shipped on this product once It didn't meet your expectation and this happened to me and they didn't solve the problem after I found out the keyboard it's seems cool in the reviews but in reality the keycaps hard to pull it off and you might break the key spot!! it's really bad amazon do this to there customers even THE SELLERS are awful!!!

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The keyboard glitched with auto typing on some buttons after 2 months of purchase. Later on, keys started breaking one by one. After nearly 9 months of use, 3 keys broke. Really shocked of a performance of such expensive German brand!! Highly not recommended!!!

I don't know a lot about gaming keyboards but I bought this for my son and he loves it , loves that it a the numerical pad on the side and a couple of keys can program yourself

This keyboard is great, and the material is top premium stuff.