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.)

I have been using this keyboard for a couple of days, after coming from another Logitech keyboard - the G513 - and I am fully impressed with everything about this keyboard. The build quality is excellent, with no imperfections, the volume wheel has a smooth and satisfying feel with no play or wobble and the keys have a satisfying "Clunk", but aren't too noisy, unlike something like MX Blues. The lighting is bright and tasteful and works as well as expected with smooth colors and no bright spots, they have done a good job with the diffusion. The only gripe I have with this is the fact the secondary symbols / functions are not backlit, but that is just a minor issue and honestly just depends on the user. The battery life - so far - seems excellent and has only dropped 5 percent since I first charged it however I cannot fully comment on this yet, so if the battery seems to be getting worse I will update this review. Forget everything you think you know about wireless keyboards, this isn't your average wireless setup - the lightspeed connection Logitech uses is latency free and I can't notice a difference between this and my G513. Its not like the Bluetooth keyboards of old where you can feel the delay between pressing a key and something happening on your screen. This does also have extra Bluetooth functionality, alongside the lightspeed connection to allow you to quickly switch from one device to another, however this does have extra latency, which is to be expected and unavoidable, but it is completely fine for everything except gaming. The only gripe I have with the lightspeed connection is that it does not have the ability to be used with other Logitech dongles, as I have the G Pro wireless headset with a lightspeed dongle and it would be nice if I could use one dongle for both devices. The brushed aluminium looms amazing and the matte keys go well with the aesthetic – its one of the best looking keyboards I have seen. Would I recommend you buy this product – yes – if you can afford it. This is an expensive keyboard, I got it on an offer for about £150 and if you see it at that price – go for it, however if all you need is a basic keyboard for your laptop, get a more budget offer, however if you know you will use the keyboard and will appreciate it, 100% go for it.

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.

I wanted to buy this keyboard for about a year but I always said "there is no way I am paying that much for a keyboard". However declining health and many many months of convincing myself to just go for it. I decided to and I wish I did it sooner. It was annoying mind you, that when I did buy it. It was on sale which is what really pushed me to. As it was a much better price then but then damn it, it dropped again in price a week after I bought it. I love the product so much though that I didn't care too much. I am typing on it right now and it's so nice. The weird thing is, I thought I would have to get used to typing on it as quite often that is the case with keyboards. With this one...nope! for some reason I can just type really well on it straight away. I did a typing test and I got close to 100wpm which I know isn't the best but it was better than I thought it would be lol especially considering I just got the keyboard. So I was happy about that too. The biggest thing about this that makes me happy though is that it's low profile, and much lower keycaps than standard keyboards. I absolutely love this. I think most keyboards make your wrists bend too much and your hands go too high. This is main reason I wanted this keyboard. I also told myself if I am going to spend this much money on a keyboard I will go wireless this time and hey it's 2022 I think wireless has caught up now and it's generally quite good but there is more with this one. It uses Logitech's Lightspeed, which is just heaps and bounds better than standard wireless devices and blue tooth. Highly recommended! Oh, did I also mentioned the volume wheel! Nope, not yet I didn't well let me tell you about that. Yeh it's something minor but wow do I love this thing. It's so convenient and easy. I can never go back to pressing buttons to increase and decrease my volume again. This thing is just much more efficient and feels nice. It's just super easy to use and just generally better. Of course you have your media keys too, which is awesome. I replaced my keyboard one time and I came from one with media keys to one without and you really do miss them so I am glad I have them again and this device has them and they are great. You can do so much more with this keyboard too via the software, macros etc but I never tend to need anything like that. What I will say though, the battery life...wow!! So I got a mouse too, also logitech and both these devices last so long it's crazy! Most the time I don't have to charge the device until a month or two later. It's honestly incredible! You can also customise all the lightning effects, you know the usual that people seem to be obsessed with but not me. I don't give a monkeys about any of that. Though it's there for those of you who do like it so have at it. Highly recommended!

Great keyboard from Logitech. I wanted a wireless keyboard for an extremely long time, after much deliberation I opted for the Logitech G915 Lightspeed Keyboard, as this is the only keyboard that is wireless and has mechanical switches. I compared it with the Corsair K57 which offers the same functionality but, didn't want a membrane keyboard or a mechanical like keyboard, I wanted a full mechanical keyboard. I used to have the Cherry MX Blue Keys which is clicky i think but, decided to go for this one with the brown switches. the key travel is really good and the battery life is better than most wireless gaming keyboard in today's market with lighting enabled. i love the brown switches nice, and tactile while extremely quiet than linear (Red Switches) and Clicky (Blue Switches). I am not a huge fan of the not hot swappable feature or the propriety keys but, I got it on sale so, I can't really complain, it does what it needs to. This keyboard is really expensive, even more expensive that its wired variants but, after using it for a while, I have grown to like the keyboard and realised that it is well worth the price. Like every other Logitech peripheral, the keyboard is controlled via Logitech's own Logitech G Hub that is available under windows and Mac. like all their modern peripherals it has light speed technology, which reduces the input lag and make the latency almost instant, there is no input lag when playing through long gaming sessions. if you don't want lightspeed technology, you can use the traditional bluetooth method, just simply press the bluetooth button and it will switch to bluetooth, this however, will reduce the performance and the input lag will be noticeable. there is also a volume wheel in the top right corner which controls the volume of your audio system and it works perfectly, I went for the full size keyboard rather than ten keyless because, it was cheaper at the time and the functionality is the same as the tkl variant, this version doesn't have the G Macro keys on the left like the full size one. i had to disable the G Macro keys as I keep accidentally pressing it when i need ctrl this made me wish that i should've opted for the tkl version so, those macro keys are not there but, overall the keyboard is excellent and Logitech did extremely well with this one. I can comment on technical support since I haven't needed yet. all in all great keyboard, good for gaming and general work. my advice would be if you have little room for a fullsize keyboard go for the ten keyless one or if you are not a fan of the wireless, you can go for the G815 which is the same as this one but, the 815 is wired. only gripe is that i wish Logitech would implement USB Type-C rather than micro-usb for convenience but, great keyboard regardless.

As an avid gamer and technology enthusiast, I've had the pleasure of testing numerous keyboards, and the Logitech G915 TKL with GL Tactile switches undoubtedly stands out as a top-tier wireless gaming keyboard. This impressive keyboard is a masterclass in design, performance, and functionality, making it an absolute joy to use. First and foremost, the G915 TKL's compact tenkeyless design strikes the perfect balance between portability and functionality. The reduced size not only saves valuable desk space but also enhances its overall aesthetics. Its sleek and minimalistic profile exudes elegance, making it a true eye-catcher. Logitech's GL Tactile switches are a game-changer. These low-profile mechanical switches offer an exceptionally satisfying typing and gaming experience. With a tactile bump and a moderate actuation force of 50g, each keystroke feels precise and responsive without being overly noisy. Whether you're executing complex gaming maneuvers or typing up lengthy documents, the GL Tactile switches deliver a remarkable blend of comfort and accuracy. The wireless connectivity of the G915 TKL is nothing short of phenomenal. Logitech's LIGHTSPEED technology ensures a lightning-fast 1ms report rate, virtually eliminating any latency or input lag. Gaming enthusiasts will appreciate the reliability and responsiveness that this wireless connection provides, granting them the freedom to move without restrictions. Additionally, the keyboard supports Bluetooth, allowing seamless connectivity across multiple devices. Customization is another area where the G915 TKL excels. The per-key RGB lighting is stunning and easily customizable through Logitech's intuitive software. You can choose from a wide spectrum of colors and dynamic lighting effects, creating a mesmerizing visual experience that matches your gaming setup or personal style. Furthermore, the G915 TKL boasts exceptional battery life, thanks to its efficient design and smart power management. With up to 40 hours of non-stop usage on a single charge, this keyboard will easily handle your longest gaming sessions without interruption. The inclusion of a convenient USB-C cable ensures quick charging when needed, further enhancing its versatility. While the Logitech G915 TKL may come with a premium price tag, its outstanding build quality, impressive performance, and robust feature set more than justify the investment. Logitech has once again raised the bar for wireless gaming keyboards, and the G915 TKL with GL Tactile switches stands as a prime example of their commitment to excellence. In summary, the Logitech G915 TKL with GL Tactile switches is an exceptional wireless gaming keyboard that excels in every aspect. Its remarkable design, responsive switches, wireless performance, customizable lighting, and long-lasting battery make it a top choice for any serious gamer or keyboard enthusiast. With its well-deserved 5/5 stars, the G915 TKL sets a new standard for wireless gaming keyboards and is a worthy addition to any setup. Disclaimer: This review is based on personal experience and evaluation of the Logitech G915 TKL keyboard. Individual preferences may vary.

tldr: hardware = awful. Software = a joke. UPDATE: After 2 months’ use, the shift key stopped working properly (it releases when holding it down). A gaming keyboard that does not work properly in games. What an absolute joke. Hugely expensive hardware that is even more poorly designed than the abysmal ‘profile’ LGHub software. As ever, Amazon makes returning faulty goods an absolute chore. The only options on the ‘help’ page are a link (which doesn’t work) to Logitech’s site and a phone number, and an option to send it back and wait 20 days for a repair. 20 days to repair a keyboard is an unacceptable amount of time and Amazon’s customer ai bots mislead UK customers by pushing customers towards manufacturers when, if the item was bought from Amazon, then Amazon is legally responsible for issues for the first 6 months at least. I upgraded to this from a 5 year old G910. The hardware seems good so far (a few weeks’ use). The led lights are good. The bottom of some keycap symbols look cropped at a normal typing angle, but not enough to distract. The NumLock and CapsLock lights are way too bright (imho) and distract from the rest of the keys. These lights cannot be modified or disabled (apart from keeping their respective functions off of course). The keyboard is more streamlined than a G910 and feels much better quality. Solid and heavy. There is no integrated wrist rest (an improvement imho) and the media key lights are modifiable. Every key on this keyboard can be remapped to whatever you want, which is great and a flexible. The downside of every G product nowadays is the abysmally unintuitive GHub software. There are a few more options than with the G910, but still the concept and the layout of GHub is laughably bad. I’ve been using it for 5 years and the layers, profile, ‘sub’ profiles are still very much designed to make remapping confusing and clunky. It’s as if 2 teams of novice developers created 2 apps - one for lighting effects and the other for the key mapping. The 2 sides don’t logically ‘join up’.

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!!!

nice and permium item

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!!!

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

Ottima tastiera, costruita in alluminio anodizzato quindi resistente a urti e piccoli graffi. La digitatura dovrebbe avere,secondo i miei gusti, un rumore piu' intenso per convalidare l'avvenuta battitura. Illuminazione proposta in diverse varianti, ci si puo' sbizzarrire nella scelta. Unico guaio rappresentato dal fatto che nell'imballo non ci sono istruzioni per usarla subito quindi bisogna ricercare nel web, io ho trovato una difficolta' rappresentata dal fatto che pur essendo stata configurata dal mio sistema operativo certi tasti che necessitavano la battitura premendo contemporaneamente il tasto shift o Alt Gr il carattere che veniva proposto era diverso da quello che il tasto indicava,l'assistenza non mi ha risolto il problema,forse anche perche' non mi sono spiegato in maniera appropriata.Era soltanto necessario resettare la tastiera, cosa che ho appreso casualmente piu' tardi quando ho acquistato altra tastiera,peccato!. Mi piaceva molto.