Logitech G915 X Lightspeed Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Double-Shot PBT Keycaps, Fully Programmable Keys, RGB Backlit Mac/PC Gaming Keyboards, Aluminum Finish, GL Tactile Switches, White

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.

This is great, I have used it wired, blutooth, wireless, and dongle. Have not noticed any latency or lag in response. The battery lasts quite a while and honestly after couple weeks of REGULAR use decide to charge it not even sure of I need to. Super lightweight, small, great for gaming or just typing.

Purchased Oct 2024. By Jan of 2025 my S key started double typing. I never had this issue with the previous version of this keyboard which I owned for many years. Something about the construction of this new board makes it prone to double typing. You'll see other reviewers mention this. It's sad because I really like everything else about this keyboard. Hope Logitech can use better parts in the future.**Update 4-16-25 - I purchased a second G915X a couple months ago due to the issue mentioned previously regarding the S key double typing. Now the second keyboard I purchased has started double typing with the 'N' key. If you look on Reddit you will see that the 'N' key specifically is causing many users to have double typing issues. I am beyond frustrated with Logitech and will no longer be purchasing their products. I have also received very poor customer service support from them. Reaching out regarding the issue resulted in a lengthy chat with a rep who proceeded to lecture me about basic things like restarting my computer and downloading drivers. It took 3 hours to finally receive the offer to do an RMA which they said I would receive via email. I never received that follow up email. I have essentially $250 dollars of paper weights from Logitech now.

New reviewKeyboard is overall still working well. But occasionally, a couple of keys will register twice. This is the same issue that was plaguing the previous series of this keyboard, which Logitech claims to have fixed. But apparently not. Reducing to 3 stars for poor quality control.----Original Review below (5 stars)I was looking for a wireless replacement for my Corsair K70 mk2. Looked at Red Dragon but the software is absolute garbage (won't work at all). Looked at Logitech and saw the 915X. I already own a 502X lightspeed mouse, and very much enjoy using it, so figured maybe this 915X would be a good pair. And it is!The keyboard has a nice visual presentation. The chassis looks and feels premium, with a brushed sort of slightly off black look. The keys are a matte texture, with translucent plastic for the characters (it looks like the characters cannot rub off at all, which is great).The keys feel good. They are lower profile than the ones on my K70 mk2, which is great for me. My fingers were constantly tripping over the edges of keys on the K70, leading to a lot of typos. The lower profile keys coupled with smoother bevels on the edges make the keys on the 915X very nice to use.The linear switch has moderate travel and a moderate activation force. As a linear switch, there is zero tactile bump -- it's smooth all the way down to the bottom. I love this sort of switch as I feel like I have full control over the typing experience. But others might prefer something with a tactile bump, which this keyboard also comes with as an option.A couple of things that are annoying --1. Not really a fan of the macro buttons down the left side. I keep thinking the G1-G5 buttons are the leftmost buttons of the regular keyboard, so end up hitting those macro keys by accident if I'm not paying attention.2. Lighting control is a pain in the ass. It's decently powerful, not nearly as functional Corsair's. But usable. But the way you do animations is a huge pain. All animations basically are transitions from one configuration of lights to another. So things like twinkly effects or whatever basically need to be created with keyframes. In contrast, the Corsair software gives you options for animations which you can layer on top of each other for interesting effects.3. The wireless range isn't that great via Lightspeed. I switch between my desk and TV room which is right next to the office. With the dongle connected to my computer itself, I'd lose connection at around 20 feet. I ended up getting a 6 foot USB extension, plugging the dongle into that, then setting the dongle about halfway between my computer and the TV room. Works like a charm. But I really shouldn't have to do that, I feel like.

I love this keyboard. It's my first mechanical, and they keys are a lot more sensitive than my other keyboard, so it's taken some time to get used to it. Lighting is nice. It's noisier than my other keyboard, but I know that's a normal thing for mechanicals, though I can't compare it to other mechanicals, of course. It's easy to set up, and I haven't had any issues with the software. I was able to program the keys easily, and I appreciate the "game mode" key so if I accidentally hit my Windows key, it doesn't interrupt my game.