Logitech G915 X Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Keyboard (Tactile) - White

I love the color, I can connect to different computers, it feels really nice and kind of low profile for having the mechanical feel. It does have a great sound and it was pricy but worth it and it matched my setup!

First off the keyboard looks great. It has plenty of nice features and is far beyond anything I've owned. I'm a pretty standard guy but this keyboard started teaching me that all the extras are really nice to have. However here I am after breaking it in a 3 month period. I received it April 29th and roughly the beginning of May is when it met my desk as the new permanent keyboard.....wrong. I kept thinking I was messing up so bad with my typing because I wasn't familiar with the keyboard yet but it's not me. I sat here doing all sorts of tests, plugged in, wireless, different ports to connect to but nada. The keys constantly have a double entry. My space bar is the worst for this. I didn't think it'd bother me quite so badly once I realized I wasn't miss typing things constantly but nah. I have to go back every time I type and edit the extra spaces and such and it's driven me mad. It's slowed me down significantly with everything I try to do. With such a high price tag on a name brand keyboard like this I most certainly don't expect issues like this but NOW that it's me on this end I see all the complaints of this issue and understand. Please don't waste your money on this junk. TL;DR High cost for poor performance. Trusted this brand because my Logitech mouse has never let me down. Hardly at the 3 month mark with double key entry issues. Hundreds wasted. Save your hundreds and go elsewhere.

Love it, alot. I work from home and use daily. I need a full 10 key and most quality keyboard either don't have it, or are rediculously expensive. Had the g815 wired version before this and it was nice too but had some issues. The g815 has proprietary key caps that had tiny clips thay would break. Getting new ones was damm near impossible but I loved the feel. That one I moded with density pad and masking tape inside to help with the tone and typing feel, and had used tweezers and super glue to fix the key caps. Every time I pulled them to clean a couple would break, it was annoying. The g915 fixed all that. The caps are more cherry like buy still low profile, they changed the key cap meterial and are more dense now, the key bump is just right so they are not loud while I'm on the phone but still give me good feedback. I use it for work about 45 hours a week, plus gaming/research/CAD probably 5-20 hrs a week, it's held up very well and battery stays charged with damn near full time use for about 2 weeks. My only complaint and hopeful fix, it took logitec forever to come out with the white one, I hope they do that sooner with the next model. Oh, and please fix the stupid logitec lightimf software. We still can't bring the lighting comfig onboars with any logitec device. It would be nice if that worked right. Other than that, they finally got the build solid on this one.

Loved this keyboard, the way it felt, the way it sounded, it's low profile design, the fact that it had media controls and that it was one of the only Ten Keyless (TKL) keyboards on the market that is anything like it. Also loved that it never seemed to have to wake up, battery life is also epic. Unfortunately, this keyboard has serious issues that turn it into trash after a short period of time. These issues existed in the previous version of the keyboard as well. Within 5-6 months I started getting repeated key strokes on one key, then it started with another key. Right now there are a couple keys that will often strike more than once per push of they switch which means I have to constantly go back and correct what was typed. This problem has been reported by many users and there doesn't seem to be a fix, and yes, I cleaned keyboard, etc. Inexcusable for a $200+ keyboard. Completely unacceptable. And it's a shame for a keyboard that does so much so well and really has no direct replacement on the market anywhere. Try finding another wireless full TKL format low profile keyboard. Sadly they simply don't exist. Logitech would have a huge winner if they didn't have these issues, or even if the switches were at least hot-swappable with replacements available on the market.

Overall I really love this keyboard. As my daily keyboard, used 10 or so hours a day I only need to charge it about once a month. My only complaint is keys that trigger a double push. This usually is because a bit of dust or debris is under the key and is fixed by hitting it with a can of spray air, but that's about it. For hands that were dealing with a bit of arthritis it was very comfortable. For context I build websites and so type alot of code.

BUYER BEWARE: if you purchase this keyboard, watch for the double key press issue. If it starts, it's going to get worse with time. Replace it if you are in the return window, otherwise you will be stuck trying to get Logitech to support or replace it. Double key presses are the bane of this keyboard's existence, and it is a common complaint from users. Myself included. This occurred shortly after the Amazon return period closed, so I'm working directly with Logitech to try and get it repaired/replaced. So far, it has been a lot of back and forth with support agents and most of them regurgitating the same boilerplate text over and over. After a couple days, they finally agreed to submit it for replacement (if it's even approved, that is still up in the air). For a keyboard that costs north of $200, there is no justification for the hassle factor and disinterest by Logitech to resolve the issue. I have no certainty that the replacement will not have the same issue either. This is very disappointing since Logitech's previous keyboards that I've purchased (the G810 Orion, G815, and G915) have all been among the best keyboards I've ever owned. The G915 TKL is still to date the single best keyboard I've used, but I wanted a white keyboard with a 10-key, and this was the option available. Add to that, the addition of PBT keycaps rather than ABS keycaps, I thought this would be a no brainer. If it wasn't for the double key press issue, this would be a 5-star review. It's the single finest keyboard I've ever used, with great connectivity options, media keys, and RGB lighting that shines through the keycap making it easy to use in dark rooms. That's my single biggest complaint with other keyboards with RGB lighting, and it's something Logitech has excelled in. Overall, an outstanding keyboard but marred by the quality control issue of Logitech.

It is a great keyboard that feels incredibly premium. It is low profile, yet feels substantial due to the aluminum frame and it sits firmly on the desk. The keys have very nice texture to them and typing is pleasant. Lighting effects are not over the board and implementation is soft and pleasant rather than flashy, if that make sense. I'd use this keyboard at work without getting second looks. My major hesitation was G hub. I have Logitech mouse and older Logitech gaming keyboard and found their Ghub software confusing and useless as a result. To my surprise, either mine renewed interest helped here or Ghub got some improvements because I had a good experience customizing commands and features. Ghub also provides links to short description videos which helps. Overall I expected a neutral experience yet I'm quite impressed and so happy with the purchase.

edit: few weeks in, the "PBT" keys are wearing and getting shiny in the commonly touched areas!! I haven't yet seen the same issue on the Razer DeathStalker Pro V2 with 'coated keys' with the same amount of time and usage. This is the keyboard that should have originally shipped vs others such as Razer's DeathStalkerV2/Huntsman with PBT keys, USB-C, and non-wiggly key-caps per existing industry-standards of the time. The previous $2XX price without any of this was a crime and scam. We do have to give that semi-transparent ABS keys do look better than PBT, but gets shiny/oily long-term. The tactile key-press feel now feels as stable and industry-standard (vs previous 915TKL semi-clicky) vs the Huntsman TKL but without the dangerously low key-resistance (spring-weight) and is nicely low-profile keys. Mine came with a broken dongle-holder as it the dongle just slips in and falls out. Exact same dongle stays in my previous G915TKL, so the fault lies in the NEW keyboard not the dongle. A big fault is still "LightSync RGB" is still PRIMITIVE and IMPOTENT vs Razer's ChromaStudio at the end of 2024. In ChromaStudio I can layer 5 (more or less) programmable effects of: sustained colors to certain keys, layer it with a random key-picker that will randomly-pick a color for the key to change to, layer it with a variety of wave-forms to use for the transition, layer it with other different animations/changes for other keys/mice, etc. These custom dynamic programming and settings can be saved and then applied plus customized to any Chroma compatible device such as a mouse. LightSync OTOH is just multiple SNAPSHOTS of MANUALLY selected keys for MANUALLY selected colors, and then select some preset-waveform for the transition, and then let it auto or randomly pick another of N SNAPSHOTs in time. Snapshots are like Claymation work that is dynamic in Chroma. If I customize one of the Preset 'animations', I can't even SAVE the changes, nor SAVE it to the keyboard memory. I certainly can't even cloud-sync it like Razer Synapse. LightSync is completely ridiculous and on a low-level par with somebody like RedDragon or other no-name OEM, not Logitech. I've seen decent customized-game-lighting with Factorio where the F1-F9 key lights represent health, so is it just GHub that completely sucks on customizing default lighting? However, even with the primitive, ridiculous, scammy, and broken 'premium' RGB lighting, I don't want to give up the Media keys nor the apparently unbroken Bluetooth functionality this keyboard has vs Razer's DeathStalker v2. The repeating keys issue I've finally also seen on this G915X and it's still a problem with Logitech software.

Os produtos da Logitech são muito bons. O teclado é topo de linha, custa mais caro mas vale a pena. Low-profile, sem fio, latência imperceptível, completo e com várias teclas customizaveis. Entregue no prazo e funcionou perfeitamente.

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I’ve been using the Logitech G915 TKL wireless keyboard for a while now, and it’s easily one of the best keyboards I’ve owned. The build quality is top-notch — solid aluminum frame, no flex, and a premium feel that’s hard to beat. The low-profile mechanical switches are responsive and comfortable, giving me that satisfying mechanical feel while still keeping the keyboard slim and compact. Being TKL (tenkeyless), it takes up less desk space, which is great for both gaming and everyday use. The wireless connection is flawless — zero lag, no dropped signals, and the battery life is excellent. I can go weeks between charges, and the fact that it can be used wired while charging is a big plus. The Lightspeed wireless tech really lives up to its name. The RGB lighting is bright and vibrant with plenty of customization through Logitech G Hub, and I like that it can be toned down or turned off completely to save battery. I also appreciate the dedicated media controls — the volume wheel in particular is a nice touch. Overall, the G915 TKL is worth every penny if you’re looking for a wireless mechanical keyboard that delivers on both performance and aesthetics. It’s perfect for gaming, typing, and general use, with the freedom of wireless and no compromise on quality.

Super buen teclado, el sonido de las teclas es satisfactorio sin sonar super plástico y clicky como en switches azules. Eso sí, el software de G Hub es una porquería, por más que he buscado no he encontrado manera de hacerlo funcionar en Windows 11, tengo que usar el software SolarRGB.

Realmente estaba buscando un teclado que se sienta duradero, buenos materiales, sea productivo (por el teclado númerico), elegante y a la vez lo pueda usar en juegos, y este definitivamente encaja con todo, si tuviese algún pero, es que me gustaría el teclado en un futuro hubiese en español (por la tecla ñ), sin embargo esta version X, viene con interruptores mas comunes, se puede cambiar en un futuro, en la aplicación también me gustaría que se pudiese controlar el brillo, solo he podido controlarlo a través del teclado, sin embargo, el teclado en si es excelente, los materiales, RGB, el tacto al presionar las teclas, las teclas G son mas de las que necesito! Jaja, otros datos por los que necesiten saberlo, se puede conectar este teclado y el mouse G502 x en un mismo receptor, me esta costando un poco adaptarme a las teclas G verticales, a veces las confundo con control, Shift, Mayus y tab 😅, el modo de memoria integrada es excelente, se las recomiendo una ves tengan ya su configuración.