Customer Ratings & Reviews

This G915 tenkeyless keyboard is designed very well for gaming. The design is beautiful. Small footprint with a great weight making it sturdy and keeps it in place. Connection is quick and easy. Wireless works great with a very fast response time. Switching between wireless and Bluetooth is as easy as pressing a button conveniently located at the top left of the keyboard Logitech's G Hub software is easy to use for programming F-keys commands and macros. Lightsync allows setting up personal colors or animations that sync to your games or music. The dedicated media controls with the volume roller is a favorite feature. Need to hear footsteps approaching? Quickly, easily turn the volume up. A grenade goes off near you and your ears are ringing? Quickly, easily turn the volume down. Love this feature. Coming from a clicky mechanical to this tactile mechanical is a blessing on others in the house, especially for those late-night matches. Less sound, but a discernable bump to register the press of the keys. Battery life has been awesome. A week of playing before needing a charge, and that was on the battery life that came with the keyboard A red light lets me know when it needs charging and gives me about an hour's warning. The light is small and easy to not notice in the heat of battle though. One thing I do have to remember is to disconnect the charging cable from the computer when shutting down or the computer won't boot up. It reads a keyboard error if trying to boot up with the cable connected. Easy to fix by disconnecting and starting the boot up again, but a timewaster. Not a fault of the keyboard, just something I need to work on remembering as I'm not in the habit of it yet. So I recommend this keyboard and say again... yes, let's play!

it's 2021 and somehow a BT keyboard with dongle, with one of the largest manufacturers is somehow not compatible with PS4.

All i can say meh you ono what i mean hahahahahahah

had the keyboard for less than 2 months. Backspace stopped functioning completely

Not worth the money. These keyboard are a lot different than others. Shop around!

Good things: I'll start off with the good things. It's compact and doesn't take up as much room as a full-sized g815. This is good because I rarely know anyone who uses the number keys or macros of the g815 so the tkl version has just what you need and with extra room for your desk. The keys are very responsive and smooth. It requires very little to actuate the keys, meaning you will likely have a higher typing speed because of this and the fact that the keys are so close to each other, making it easy to glide across each key you type. The keys themselves are not too bulky or huge like other keyboards, which I really like. Bad & Horrible things: - The keyboard is not designed in a way that you can use it wired instead of wireless in an easy way. The biggest thing, if you use this keyboard wired, when you power off your PC, the lights will dim after 5 minutes, but if you press any key, it still turns the lights back on, meaning there is still power to the keyboard. I'm not sure who designed it this way or what the thinking process was but this is ridiculous. It makes it so that each time I power off my PC, I have to physically move the switch on the back of the keyboard to power off the keyboard and each time I power on the PC, I have to move the switch back to power the keyboard back on. I have never encountered this with any keyboard in my life. Despite the LogitechG subreddit having people asking for G815 TKL instead of the wireless G915 TKL, they still ended up making this and we have no easy way of being able to use this keyboard in a wired mode instead if we wanted to. Not to mention, based on the comments of LogitechG tech support reps on the subreddit, they claim that using the keyboard wired for too long can cause battery issues, so it's literally made by design to force you to use it wirelessly when most people want to use it wired. I don't care how sophisticated the wireless technology is, I don't want to use it wireless, what is so difficult about this to understand and why are the devs this stubborn to force you to use it wireless, coupled with their awful software. I do not care for any features that save battery on the keyboard, because I'm using it wired. - This keyboard is made by design in such a way that you cannot control the lighting of it unless you get their horrible G Hub software. And no, I'm not the only one that thinks this because there have been videos, comments on sites, and forum posts on their Reddit for the past 3-4 years explaining in heavy detail why the G Hub software is horrible and Logitech ignoring and disregarding any feedback related to it because it has stayed pretty much the same throughout the years, with the same horrible base features that make the experience of modifying your peripherals un-intuitive and very annoying. - The lighting on the keyboard is set to automatically turn off every 5 minutes. So unless you look up a YouTube tutorial on how to use the on-board memory feature of the G Hub software, there is no way to permanently make your keyboard have the lights stay on without dimming. I had to go out of my way, to figure out how to make a profile on the G Hub software where I had to set a profile setting the light turn off feature to never, then binding that profile to the on-board memory profile of the keyboard so that I can still use it if I end the process of G Hub in my task manager or uninstall the program. (I uninstalled G Hub and will explain exactly why in the next point). - G Hub. Whoever made this software needs to legitimately be fired. First off, if you're using Logitech Gaming Software for any of your older Logitech peripherals like the g303 for instance, it will detect the LGS that I'm trying to use and gives some message with LGS stating "Your Logitech G303 Daedalus Apex is now supported in the new Logitech G HUB software, giving you more advanced configurations and features." and doesn't let me use LGS again unless I uninstall G Hub. I do not want to use GHub because it automatically switches my DPI for different games and sometimes even switches the dpi back after I disable the games it for some reason detects in my "Games & Applications" section. I don't understand why this feature is enabled by default anyway because wouldn't most people want to have the same dpi across everything that they use by default? I have rarely heard anyone having to switch their DPI for each individual game or application. The software is so awful, that the LogitechG subreddit has petitions every couple of weeks to remove it and go back to a software that does actually work, such as Logitech Gaming Software or even the Logitech on-board memory manager, but the developers are so stubborn, that they are unwilling to listen to any of the feedback or make it actually intuitive. Overall, the keyboard hardware itself is great, but everything else related to how it was designed to function in regards to the lighting dimming because of assuming people will just use it wirelessly and want to save battery and having no intuitive way to change this or workaround it, makes it not feasible to use. That combined with the fact that your battery on the keyboard will degrade faster if you just use it wired and the fact that you to manually turn the physical switch on the keyboard off and on each time you power your PC off or on, makes it not worth the headache. You have to ask yourself why was a basic feature like this overlooked just to make it so that my keyboard lights stay on while the PC is on and stay off when the PC is off? It doesn't seem like it's that much to ask for... I'll be returning the keyboard and either getting a different brand tkl keyboard or waiting till Logitech comes out with a G815TKL. For now though, it's not worth the hassle of keeping it.

The keycaps are super wobbly, they wear off, the feet on the back don't elevate the keyboard as much as others do, and the battery life is pitiful. For the price, you can get something much nicer with standard keycaps and MX keyswitches....

This keyboard is extremely well built and is a great companion for gamers, especially couch gamers. The wireless seemed flawless until about 25 feet away, perfect if you plan on using this keyboard for both a desktop and couch setup. The LightSync feature of tying the lights to in-game events didn’t work in a few titles for me but was neat when it worked. When the keyboard goes into sleep mode, it wakes up with almost no delay. My only complaints of this keyboard were the lack of USB-C (this should be mandatory for any premium product in 2020), offline profiles are extremely limited in functionality on this keyboard, and I didn’t find the G Hub software very intuitive to use. There is definitely an adjustment period that comes with low profile; I ended up preferring it for both typing and gaming.

The keyboard has good quality and battery life. The software can be a pain from time to time. The switches are average but nothing to complain about.

This is a great keyboard if you're looking for wireless connectivity (bluetooth or using the lightspeed dongle), rgb, a tenkeyless layout, and/or low profile mechanical switches. The keyboard feels very study, it has a good weight to it, but not so heavy that you'll be upset toting this around. It's overall a great keyboard. So let's break it down. in the box you get the keyboard, charging cable, and wireless dongle with a cable extender. build quality - as stated the build quality is nice, the body of the keyboard is hefty and tough, featuring a brushed metal look. there is no bend or flex whatsoever when pressing keys, and the materials feel like they'd be pretty easy to keep clean. key switches - this is my first time using low-profile keys as I'm not a laptop guy. they feel great, as good as any other mechanical switches, though these tactile switches lack tactile feedback compared to my cherry mx blue switches, but I suspect there's more than enough for people accustomed to typing on a membrane keyboard or anyone familiar with Logitech's Romer G switches. These are a huge step up in terms of how satisfying the keypress is. It feels much more stable than the romer g switches. just a great overall typing experience. Backlighting is excellent on every key, and the low profile design of the keycaps actually allows more light to shine through than you might expect from a traditional rgb keyboard. no complaints here. extra buttons - along the top of the keyboard you have your function key row, and above this you have various buttons for choosing your level of rgb brightness (of you can turn it off), lightspeed and bluetooth toggles, game mode button, standard media controls and a volume rocker. The volume rocker is made from metal and has some nice knurling on it, but the other buttons are all trash. They're made from some weird squishy silicone-like material, and while their backlighting looks excellent, I just don't like the feeling of these squishy keys on an otherwise perfect keyboard. I like that they're round and design-wise they stand out from the traditional keys, but man do I hate the way they feel. other thoughts - I really wanted to like this keyboard, but as it turns out switching to a low-profile keyboard just doesn't do it for me. I hated the typing experience, it's simply too different from what I'm accustomed to on a traditional keyboard. I was able to type quickly and accurately, but I just couldn't get used to the layout. Compared to a traditional keyboard it feels small and cramped, and I found myself hesitating at times when I'd usually be typing away without thinking about it. It's a great board. Just not the board for me. cons - as stated, while this keyboard isn't to my taste, I do think it's a pretty great little keyboard. Great for travel or everyday use, if it's your thing, but I do question the wisdom of RGB on a wireless peripheral. Yes you can turn the lights off or dim them, but if they're on at all that's going to be draining your battery. Not a fan of that. But that's a minor complaint next to what I find to be a major deal breaker personally. It charges via micro-usb. That's right, no usb C support. As a rule I only buy USB-C products because that's what everything I have uses at this point. Phone, wireless headsets, ipad, external drives ... all USB-C. so that's a no from me overall a great little keyboard .... but sadly one that will spend most of it's life in a closet as a backup keyboard oh well, it looks nice

Gaming keyboards (and mechanical keyboards in general) are fantastic - not only for playing games, but also just to type on in general. The keystrokes are precise and accurate...but most mechanical keyboards come with one big downside: the noise. This keyboard fixes that superbly. I'm not sure what is technically different inside with these tactile switches, but they keep all of the mechanical keyboard goodness without the aggressive noise. The keys are still louder than a traditional keyboard, but nowhere near as obnoxious as a typical gaming keyboard. In this new work-from-home life we find ourselves in, my wife and I are sharing an office. A large portion of her work is phone calls, and I had my previous keyboard banished to the closet because the noise was bleeding into her calls. I'm happy to say that the noise from this keyboard is wife-sharing-a-home-office-approved! While I tend to keep the backlighting on just a single color, there are dozens of RGB options to choose from in the software for this keyboard, and it's pretty intuitive to set up. The connectivity couldn't have been easier either; I just plugged the dongle into the back of my PC and was off and running. It can also pair via Bluetooth or plug in directly via the included USB cable, but I've had no issues with the dongle whatsoever. Tl;dr - great typing experience, not very loud, can't ask for much more.

I love this keyboard! Any gamer would LOVE. The frame is tuff sleek and smooth, i choose linear switches nice and quiet with faster reaction in game PERFECT. No disconnects from pc. The bateery actually last a long time and i game all day :) Aye like I said Perfect :)

Works and lights up great! Easy to use and makes gaming better.

Need a newer version logitech, its been years.....

Almost 4 years and still amazing battery life and best keyboard I have ever had. I game and use it everyday.

Love logitech products this keyboard works great but i think is lot of money just for a keyboard

Goated keyboard had it for almost 3 years ALMOST but i get a little angry its really great and nice customability all around keys feel soft and fast

The G915 TKL keyboard is another winner in Logitech's lineup. Heavy duty,solid feel, appears to be nearly indestructible. Key response is fantastic, I selected the Tactile version which I prefer over the Clicky or Linear options. Using the G Hub software, I was able to quickly configure this keyboard and easily adjust to suit the mood. Eliminating the 10 Key, not really needed when gaming, reduces the overall footprint. The ability to use wired or wireless makes for a compact and portable unit. My only complaint is the inclusion of the volume wheel, not really necessary and probably the flimsiest feature on this keyboard. Overall a good pick.

great keyboard, got it on a slight discount so I had to. I got the tactile, which has very quiet typing, but feels sort of like a macbook keyboard. It is awesome.

At first I didn't think I would like this keyboard. The keys felt a little closer together than usual and the overall size seemed too small to be comfortable. Then I played my normal gang of games, FPS, driving...it was great. I compared the keys to another Logitech keyboard I've used and the spacing was actually the same (the shape of the keys was misleading!) This keyboard has really good tactile feel, as its name suggests. It's not too clickety-clackity, is responsive and the keyboard has some noticeable weight to it despite its size. It's also thin. The volume roller will still take some getting used to, but I ended up liking the lighting control - which I thought was gimmicky at first. OK...it's still gimmicky, but it's cool and the control software provides some good customization options. There's also a Unifying Receiver that stows away in the keyboard so you won't lose it. The only real criticism I have is that it would have been great to have a wristpad attachment included.