Logitech G915 TKL Tenkeyless Lightspeed RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Low Profile Switch Options, LIGHTSYNC RGB, Advanced Wireless and Bluetooth Support - Tactile (Renewed)

I got this cause I needed a wireless, smaller keyboard for my desk. I can't believe I only paid 100 dollars for this.Features:-This uses a bluetooth dongle and has the option of connecting via bluetooth. That can be helpful if you're switching between your main computer which is connected via dongle and your laptop (or something) that is connected via bluetooth. The switch is instantaneous as well.-Has a low profile volume wheel on the edge of the keyboard as well as some low profile skip/pause/mute controls on the upper right-fully customizable RGB. I keep it to audio responsive solid red w/ cyan cause it looks cool. It has an LED indicator for both the battery and caps lock.-Comes with that old android style of USB cable (USB Micro). The cable that I got with the purchase was not functional for updating the keyboard, however it did work to charge it. I did have to use an old cable I had lying around to actually get it to update. The issue was when updating, the update button would be greyed out and it took some simple troubleshooting to figure out I just needed to try different USB Micro cables rather than the one supplied. This was the thing that ultimately got the update button to show up.-VERY good battery life. I just keep a coiled charging cable nearby and charge it whenever it needs it. My only complaint here is I would prefer the modern USB Type C charging cable.-Keys are low profile and I've grown to prefer this style over the full sized keycaps. I like not having to press the keys so far for the keystroke to register.

Amazing for both gaming and every day use like writing documents. I loved the sleek and thin design of the keyboard, it being wireless meant I could use it on my bed for watching media, as well the frame being metal made it feel very premium.

I love these keyboard. Great sound and very responsive. Latency doesn't exist with this and the battery lasts me weeks and doesn't take very long to recharge once its low. Made from very high quality materials and has some good weight to it so it wont move around on your desk.

When I first got this keyboard and for a month of using it, I was not impressed. I had gone in expecting a feeling similar to other mechanical keyboards, and this didn't provide that. The input distance is short; shorter in my opinion than standard keyboards, so it felt "weird." It's not 'clacky' in any sense, being almost a weird mix of mechanical and mesh in feeling.However, a year of use later, I've come around to it, and now enjoy it for doing work. It's certainly good build quality, and the battery lasts for a very long time. Being able to hook it up to multiple machines is also a very nice feature (I'll often switch between my work laptop and personal laptop with just a push of a button).If you're looking for that classical mechanical keyboard feel, I would not go with this. But if you're looking for a good wireless keyboard that provides a good typing experience (and certainly can be used just fine for gaming), this should be on your watchlist.

Been using this keyboard for almost a year now and it's performed flawlessly. Bought it refurbished to save a LOT of money and it came sealed in the box. The tactile keys make for a very satisfying button press with low noise, and theres so little input latency that you won't even notice it. The only downside of this keyboard is that it uses Micro-USB to charge. That's it.

Absolutely love the 915 TKL. I switched from a very bulky Corsair, and being a Mac user for work, and a pc user for gaming and streaming, I was tired of having to constantly unplug from one and into the other. With Lightspeed Wireless, I can switch from PC to Mac with a press of a button.Love the minimalist design, the tactile feel, and wireless and Bluetooth connectivity. Not sure on battery life yet as I just received it.I ordered a renewed version, and it was brand new!Only cons are it’s not usbc, and the lightspeed logo isn’t centered.

I was slightly apprehensive about buying a "renewed" or refurbished product after reading a few of the reviews that mention malfunctioning keys, missing parts, or outright an outright broken product.It seems my fears were unwarranted (though time will tell regarding longevity). I received the keyboard in adequate time. It was well packaged, and delivered to the specified area. It arrived in its factory box, with all of it requisite components, all still factory wrapped.The keyboard connected to my PC without event, and after a brief firmware update, all of the functions work as advertised, and all seems well. Its very well made, has a reassuring amount of weight, with little to no flex in the keyboard, or keycap wiggle. LED lighting is nice and bright, with more than enough brightness options should the default brightness prove too intense.The inbuilt lighting modes are all fascinating, and the per-keycap lighting options are loads of fun to play with. The typing experience is very satisfying, and the low profile of the keyboard itself lends itself to very little wrist discomfort. The included feet on the keyboard should help with any deviation in this.All-in-all, I am very satisfied with my purchase.

Keyboard keys aren't even stabilized. Clicking the keys gives u a pingy sound from cheap plastic. It works but even my $80 off-brand keyboard had a way higher quality standard.