Logitech - G915 X LIGHTSPEED Full-size Wireless Mechanical GL Brown Tactile Switch Gaming Keyboard for PC/Mac with RGB Backlighting - White

I've had mine for almost two weeks and it works perfectly. Keys feel really nice, volume control wheel feels really good, and it has a button to disable the windows key so you don't accidentally tab out while playing games. It's also pretty light but won't be sliding around anywhere. All that is cool but my two favorite things are the battery life and the software. At a full charge this thing can last around 115 hours and that's assuming that you don't give it time to breathe. The Logitech software is really simple to use, it's fast and doesn't show you things you don't care about, and mapping buttons is really straight forward. You can also set different profiles for different games so you don't have to manually change keybinds numerous times in different games.

Everything about the keyboard feels good. The weight, the feel of the key presses(tactile). The on/off button feels solid. I realllllly wish they would have made the usb-c cord braided or woven but so far thats my only complaint. Wasn’t sure if i’d enjoy the volume wheel but i do. To be fair I’m not a keyboard enthusiast. I’m upgrading from a low end 09 logitech keyboard and mouse combo. I like that i can hold down the brightness adjuster for the rgb lighs and cycle through preset colors by tapping the number 1 key. Vs being forced to use ghub. (Although i’ll likely use the hub to make a preset because if you don’t continue to type, the keyboard will go back to a demo mode). Thats as far as I’ve gotten with the G915X.

I’ve been using the Logitech G915 wireless gaming keyboard for a while, and it’s quickly become my favorite keyboard for both gaming and everyday use. The low-profile mechanical switches feel excellent under my fingers, offering fast, responsive feedback whether I’m typing or playing games. The LIGHTSPEED wireless connection is rock-solid with no noticeable lag, and the keyboard stays connected seamlessly whether I’m at my desk or a bit farther back on the couch. I also love the RGB lighting and customization options, it’s fun to sync lighting with games or match my setup’s color scheme. The build feels premium and sleek, and overall it just elevates the whole experience compared to a standard keyboard.

TL;DR? Double-tapping experienced on two different keyboards. I wanted to love this keyboard so much that I purchased it TWICE. The way the keys feel? Immaculate. Sound? They're so quiet that I can game without disturbing anyone sleeping near me. Are the keys fluid? Like butter, they're incredibly smooth. Top this all off with the addition of the macro G keys being within pinky reach, and the low profile of the keyboard itself, and I thought I had finally found a replacement for the G510 that Logitech stopped producing. There is one major flaw in this keyboard, and I had hoped that I had just gotten a "bad batch" when I first purchased the G915X: this keyboard repeats keys. You press a key once, and it doubles the input. When I sneeze, I end up sneezing anywhere from three to five times in a row, so being able to mute myself quickly is an absolute must when I'm gaming. It doesn't matter how much your friends or partner adore you, if you're taking over coms with elephant sneezes, they're gonna tell you to be quiet so that they can hear what is going on. If it were just ONE key that was affected, I would learn to live with it, but every single key falls victim to the double-taping. Other reviews across various websites, such as Logitech, Best Buy, Amazon, and Reddit sub-threads, also express this problem. This issue has not been solved since the keyboard's initial release in September 2024. I absolutely hate that this is a problem with this keyboard because, as I mentioned before, I thought that the G915 was going to be my new G510, a keyboard that had EIGHTEEN G Macro keys. If you're not familiar with the G510 I can understand that having 18 additional keys sounds like a lot, but it absolutely changed how I played MMO's. But this review isn't about the numerical difference of G keys. I'm rating this keyboard a 2/5 because of the other features previously mentioned, but this keyboard does not get anything higher than that from me. The double-tapping is annoying to deal with both in and out of gaming, and for a piece of equipment that is marketed at $250.00 retail, I EXPECT it to perform the most basic of functions correctly: TYPING.

It’s a very good keyboard but I did struggle a little with the settings for gaming, there was a game where the keyboard would turn off the lights while gaming but it was able to be changed in the settings. Another thing to note is that if your coming from a keyboard that is able to be angled up you might have to add something to the feet of this keyboard to make it angle up higher