Logitech G915 TKL Keyboard in 2021｜Watch Before You Buy

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The LogiTech G915 TKL is a more compact version of the high-quality G915 gaming keyboard, and it comes with many customizable settings, a reliable wireless connection, and battery life that might impress you.
In this video, we’re going to be taking a closer look at the Logitech G915 TKL. We’ll be going over key features, who this product is for, how it compares to the competition, and most importantly, is it right for you?
We’ll break down all the aspects of the Logitech G915 TKL, what you can expect to get in return for your money, and help you to decide if the Logitech G915 TKL is the right option for you.
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[@reignbeau1317]

This review is great quality, well done. Nice voice!

[@JSyntax]

You have a great voice keep up with that work

[@jarrodwilliams5745]

I've had this keyboard for 1 year now, the only 2 issues I've had is the space bar sticking, and the black is rubbing off on the W,E,A keys. Not what I would expect from a keyboard at this price range. Apart from that it's a really great keyboard.

[@LynneConnolly]

I love the look and the idea, but if I can't replace the ABS keycaps with PBT ones, I'm out.

[@KTMcaptain]

The keys are amazing. I first went with razer purple opto switches and they were so deep with travel, very tall requiring a palm rest, and kinda lacking on color intensity. Thought they were far more customizable. The GL tactile are so quiet and actually have a nice feedback. The low profile and low throw nature of these switches literally transform the experience.

[@user-de9dg9rg9m]

are u using this keyboard? are u happy for with purchase? im thinking about buying it too with tactile switches

[@KTMcaptain]

@@user-de9dg9rg9m extremely happy. Using the keys in a loud place and not really typing on them isn’t the same as a quiet room and typing a lot.

[@stoneyhigh05]

No sound test?

[@YM-lm8xr]

I really like this keyboard, in fact I'm tying this comment right on one now, but I bothers me that I couldn't swap with other nicer PBT keycaps with this type of GL switch (at least I can't find any available options on the Amazon in my area...)

[@user-de9dg9rg9m]

are u using this keyboard? are u happy for with purchase? im thinking about buying it too with tactile switches

[@KK001]

The only set ive found costs nearly as much as the keyboard itself so what even is the point pf buying that. Legit $120 just for keycaps

[@TaimatCR]

Do you know if I have a light speed mouse from logitech as well, if both require a separate dongle or if I can just use a single dongle?

[@kabiskzor]

Both require separate dongles and the keyboard doesn't come with a usb slot so you will need to use two on your PC

[@haoxinchao7479]

Separate

[@malisa71]

It requires both at the same time. Logitech is a small tech company and is still not able to to create a lightning dongle that can communicate with more than 1 device at the same time... I really do not understand why they refuse to release a new version of lightning dongle... The tech is not new and is capable of doing that. They just need to make it.

[@Reodor_Felgen]

Solid and good keyboard, only issue is that the volume wheel sucks!

[@mtavsen]

Yea? I like it :)

[@MrJustCallMeJames]

This looks way too thin and lightweight. Is there any keyboard that is MX browns TKL with multimedia controls and preferably few macro buttons? Don't need wireless or any RGB.

[@ZioComposite]

Thin, yes. Lightweight, absolutely not. I was actually surprised how heavy it is lol.

[@MrJustCallMeJames]

@@ZioComposite There is no physical way this can weight even close to a standard board which has metal frame and more than triple the thickness. So its going to move around the table way too easily.

[@ZioComposite]

@@MrJustCallMeJames it's a "TKL" so true, it's not a standard size. That being said, I use a lap board and this thing is sturdy and does not slide off my lap which other peripherals tend to do. That was actually one of my main concerns before purchase and glad to have been proven wrong. You'd need to experience it yourself to believe it IMO. Thinking about it, the weight is likely increased due to the battery vs regular standard wired keebs with no battery

[@MrJustCallMeJames]

@@ZioComposite I was comparing it to my TKL I have right now and looking for an improvement right now. Not to a standard size one. The battery probably helps. Is the surface material metal? And how thick is the metal layer and does the keyboard have any bend? And the buttons seem very "tiny" how do they feel and is pressing them more like pressing laptop keys than keyboard keys?

[@ZioComposite]

@@MrJustCallMeJames I bought the tactile version as I wanted something quiet. I'd say It's between a laptop and regular keyboard in regards to feel especially due to being low profile and my selection as tactile. Is super solid so no flex. The aluminum is only top and thin while bottom is plastic but feels robust. Do you have a best buy nearby? They might have some to test or best to buy and try and return if it doesn't fit your needs.