Logitech G815 LIGHTSYNC RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Low Profile GL Clicky key switch, 5 programmable G-keys, USB Passthrough, dedicated media control - Clicky,Black

LOVE the build quality and clicky keys on this versus the updated version which sounds too soft. The only thing I don't like about this keyboard is it's customizable keys on the left. They get hit by accident constantly so I just disabled them, but they get re-enabled when the G-hub software updates. Also strange is the characters on the keys appear below the default characters, which is oddly disorienting, and they are not backlit like the default character. The lights are fine if you want a gaming keyboard, I just want a lighted keyboard with letters that don't rub off. When I felt and heard the keys at my local Best Buy I thought the entire thing was aluminum with ceramic keys. It's not, but it almost has that hard crisp feel. The newer 915 does not feel like this, it feels more like a traditional plastic keyboard and is less clicky. It also has a USB port and a thick sturdy rubber USB cable, a dense/heavy volume/dial control, and rubber buttons for memory settings and multimedia controls to round out the build quality.So far this is the best keyboard I have ever owned. It feels satisfying to use.

If you want a clicky keyboard, this one is for you

I bought this keyboard because my previous one was too thick, giving me wrist cramps. This is the perfect height. It really is the most ergonomical I have.That being said, the keyboard was bent out of the box, which is weird to me from a 200$ keyboard. I bent it back in place by hand, but I could see this being an issue.

I have the wired clicky version of this keyboard and it works great, downside is of course mine is wired, im not the person to throw my feet on desk mainly because its small but because its wired and im not moving around alot. Ive had the keyboard since december when cyberpunk came out and its AMAZING. I came from a wierd 3rd party mesh keyboard and the transition is mindblowing. One flaw I did recognize maybe because of packaging problems but I notice the frame was warped, Id set it on the desk and notice it was bent over the desk and see right under it. Might be something to think about but was something that I encountered and maybe worth noting. I personally dont use the G-Keys alot becuase im mostly gaming and use it to launch some perfomance tracking programs on my PC or my video capture software but other than that they're great for productivity. The USB passthrough was a feature I found interesting I was able to plug my phone, USB wireless mouse, USB dongle and anything else a USB could take, I found it interesting becuase it's right on the keyboard, I dont need to get up from my chair and reach around the back to plug in my flash drive or whatever else. Logitech really made it with this one and surpassed my expectations, It is definetly worth the $200 ( I think thats what it was around I paid) and reccomend it to anyone at home for personal long term use and is willing to go the extra mile for quality.

This thing is deceptively heavy and just feel so SOLID. The keys provide a really nice response and feedback. It's freaking delightful to type on. I've had it for a couple weeks now and it still makes me smile when I'm writing. Macro keys are neat. I had another logitech keyboard where the space bar was really wobbly (looking at you G910 Orion), but this one is super solid even if you press down on it from the edges.Got this for $150 on Black Friday. Feels like a quality item I can use for a long time so I feel like it's a good value.HOWEVER, super annoying I couldn't transfer settings from my other Logitech keyboard in G Hub. Well, maybe I just couldn't find how to do it, but either way, poor user experience. Not going to ding this awesome keyboard though for the minor annoyance with the software.