Logitech G G915 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with low profile GL-Clicky key switches, LIGHTSYNC RGB, 30+ hours battery life, QWERTY UK Layout - Black

I haven’t noticed any lag playing cs:go using the lightspeed wireless. Apparently there isn’t much noticeable lag using the Bluetooth option but I haven’t tried. The per key colouring is easily setup with multiple profiles (per game etc) isi my the Logitech g-hub software. Feels heavy, sturdy and well built. I went with linear keys as I didn’t want key presses too loud (clicky) nor did I want the feedback/bump of the tactile keys while playing games. I also went with the TKL version to have more space on my desk. (I wanted a while for it to come in stock so buy it when you see it). Nice smooth key presses. Can’t fault it so far. I haven’t had to charge the battery since initial charge and firmware update which is well over a week! The volume wheel has a nice touch and feel off it as to the other buttons, some reviews complained about the buttons but I don’t have any issue with them. I guess the only complaint I have is that Logitech should allow you to use one usb lightspeed receiver in the laptop rather than 2 when running a lightspeed mouse with the keyboard. I’ve a g903 and the g915 but both need their own dongle using 2 of my 3 USB ports. The keys are also bright when illuminated fully. It looks class too

Amazing,. Literally. Amazing. Had the g512 se for over a year and wanted a good upgrade that's wireless. This is by far the best keyboard I have have. The clicky switches are super quiet and clean compared to the 512 se. It's a very lovely feeling key cap aswell. RGB is bright. It's a very heavy keyboard which I was surprised by its weight. It's also alot bigger than the full sized g512 se. It's volume dial is a little sensetive and loose but it allows fast control with volume. The top m1 and above keys are very nice. Takes no force to press and is very consistent with recognition of presses. Very nice. After a few hours on the 512 se it hurts my fingers and hand as I don't have a wrist rest. This keyboard with the feet on maximum height is amazing. Feels super natural and comfortable. Definitely dont need a wrist rest with this.

Overall a nice keyboard but not worth that much money. Here are the pros and cons. Pros: - Backlights look nice (hard to set up, see cons) - The clicking sound is good, pretty much what I was after - The touch/feel of they keys is good - Decent battery life - Versatile, can connect to a computer via it's own dongle (see cons), bluetooth and USB cable (see cons) Cons: - Dongle is hard coded to the keyboard so don't lose it. I did lose it and needed to replace the whole keyboard with a new dongle. - The paint started to peel off some of the keys after couple of months of use - The backlight setting up software is hard to use or I'm an idiot. Or both. - Backlight shows only the main key assignment, not the $%^& etc so you need light pointing to keyboard to see those secondary characters. Takes away the main benefit of bacligts to some extent - Why is there number lock LED? There is room for it.. - Charging port is micro-USB, not USB-C. It is 2024, come on.

Good quality. Seems very well built. Keys work as described. Big worry was connectivity but has been faultless so no problem with binning the wire. Battery lasts ages

I probably haven't had this long enough for a full review (early Jan '24). But the good points are: - Despite a plastic case, it feels strudy and well built. There is no twist and the keys (so far) feel tight and solid. - I was raised on old mainframes with clickety mechanical keyboards. And this is really good in that depatment. The keys are responsive and the right size for my stubby fingers. The mechancial feel is excellent; very responsive and come back quickly compared to some membrane types, and rarely miss a keypress like some membrane types can. - The RGB backlight is good, but evne when charged it often fades in and out. In addition, I can't seem to get it to stay one colour, and it changes colour like a chamelion. Also, it sometimes just loses backlight altogether and I have to switch it off and on again to get the back light on the keys working. It may well be user error, but I have tried the Logica app and the keys to set it. Next stop - YouTube, but I really shouldn't have to do that. - The kickstands at the back seem to etend the height/slop to a near perfect angle for my hands and wrist. - Gaming is pretty good, but ther is no accentuating the WASD keys... As I am not a real gamer, it is no big deal for me. - The wireless connection works flawlessly and is immediate to reestablsh itself when switchig off and on to reset the RGB balighting. - The batter life is acceptable, but a bit below expectation. OK, I am on it for work for a minimum of 8 hours in a day, but for some reason, I think I should get more than eight hours use out of it before having to recharge (I think it is something about the price that makes me thing that). Overall, a quality unit with a few minor flaws, but I am happy with my purchase, though, for the price, the ease of managing backlighting and a longer battery life would be the cherry on top.

This keyboard is by far the best I have ever owned (and the most expensive) but I have absolutely no regrets for the price paid. The keycaps are perfect, the macroing system is perfect and the fact that you can colour any key you want (or group of keys is more sensible) is truly superb. A must for both gamers and general use/productivity I would say. If you've got the money, go for it.