Logitech - G815 LIGHTSYNC Full-size Wired Mechanical GL Tactile Switch Gaming Keyboard with RGB Backlighting - Carbon

This keyboard exceeded my expectations. The keys feel smooth and responsive, making typing comfortable even during long sessions. Setup was quick and easy, and it works perfectly with my device without any connection issues. The build quality feels solid and well-made, and the design looks clean on my desk. Overall, it’s a great value for the price and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable keyboard.

Came a day early and packaged well, even the box for the keyboard was in perfect condition. It was wrapped in plastic as well. Have had the keyboard for about a month now and for anyone who likes clicky switches, these are perfect for you. They’re quite loud though, it can be heard when gaming/work/school if there isn’t proper noise suppression. Any grease is easy to clean off of the key caps/frame. The response time is good and it’s comfortable even for small hands like mine (16x7cm). It has a pretty good build quality which makes it somewhat heavy. The software for Logitech has never been hard to use, and is nitpicky in a good way like programming keybinds for specific games.

Better than Razer Huntsman, really high quality with awesome custom community RGB settings (I like the confetti one, see pic). Slightly on the expensive side considering it’s not even wireless but still well worth it. Great design on the connection from the cable to keyboard (see pictures)

My original G Pro TKL was purchased back in 2019 and I use it for my desktop. It's the one that has the Romer G switches and this newer one has the Blue switches (Blue = clicky Vs Romer G = quite). I purhcased a new gaming laptop and wanted to get another G Pro, so I got this one w/the Blue switches. The one thing I noticed playing at night is the volume symbols don't light up on this one like they do my original G Pro TKL. I wish they still lite up! So, now while playing in the dark, if I want to mute or change the volume, I need to go off of memory on which key to press. Logitech seems to also have changed the key labeling. Example, the return key on the original has the word "return" and the return symbol on it. The build quality of my original has been flawless. It still looks as good as the day I took it out of the box. I game on it for around 4+ hours a day and NONE of the keys have worn away at all!! I hope this new one has the same build quality as my original, only time will tell.

The keyboard feels good, has nice response times, and works just as well as when I first got it a year ago. My biggest gripe is the Keycap Lifespan. Within 7 months My most used keys WASDQE and Space had noticeable wear and scratches. I could buy replacement keycaps for $60 (no thanks). I opted for white HyperX keycaps($20). Sadly, the left capslocks and the spacebar are different widths and had to stick to the original. The RGB colors are nice but don't be deceived into thinking you can program them to tell the difference between two similar colors. Realistically I'd say there are about 7 colors, and you can control the hue.