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G915 TKL Gaming Keyboard
G915 TKL Tenkeyless

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A breakthrough in design and engineering, the G915 TKL features a compact form factor, LIGHTSPEED pro-grade wireless, low-profile GL switches, and LIGHTSYNC RGB. Extreme performance is now tenkeyless.

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Size:G915 TKL  |  Style:Tactile  |  Pattern Name:Wireless

A cohesive, motivating story around the product in about 100 words. Explain as much as possible in the simplest way possible. Explain technical terms. If using acronyms, then spell out as well. This should be written in paragraph form, not a features list. G915 TKL is a new class of wireless mechanical gaming keyboard with three selections of low-profile GL switches and pro-grade 1 ms LIGHTSPEED wireless. Capable of delivering 40 hours of non-stop gaming on a full charge.. Fully customizable per-key, LIGHTSYNC RGB technology also reacts to in-game action, audio and screen color as you choose. With a sleek, impossibly thin yet durable and sturdy design, G915 TKL brings gamers to a higher dimension of play. Dedicated volume wheel and media keys give you fast, easy control over video, audio, and streaming.

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By Engr. Jay Mendoza on August 10, 2020
This review is for the [[ASIN:B085RFFC9Q Logitech G915 TKL - Clicky]].

Tl;DR │ Premium price, cheap product. You could be deceived. Buy this if you are a Logitech fan. I can get the same experience, wireless or wired, in a couple of $70 keyboards. This keyboard should be $100 to $120 max (based on competition).

CONTENTS: Intro │ What I Like │ What I Don't Like │ Notes │ Package │ Verdict

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My background: I've used lots of mech keyboard (Roccat, Corsair, Cooler Master, Redragon, Havit, etc.), mostly clicky/tactile (from Cherry, Outemu, Kailh, TTC).

Uninitiated people praise the switches. It is not new or unique to this keyboard. For a couple of years now, I’ve been using the SAME Kailh-based low-profile “choc” switches, on $70 keyboards. But then I wanted wireless. I figured I’d pay for the promised premium product, as it could last me years. Instant regret.

WHAT I LIKE │ + │
+ Dual wireless-mode (Lightspeed & Bluetooth).
+ Dual mode (wireless and wired).
+ Scroll wheel volume control.
+ Dedicated media keys.
+ USB port is flush (you can use ANY cable).
+ Dual-height feet.

WHAT I DON'T LIKE │ × │
× Micro-USB in 2020 — cheap! ⁽ⁿ¹⁾
× ABS keycap — cheap!! ⁽ⁿ²⁾
× Non-illuminated shifted function keycap design. ⁽ⁿ³⁾
× Sticker on keycaps. ⁽ⁿ³⁾
× Undiscernible keys when not lit. ⁽ⁿ³⁾
× Brightest is not bright enough. ⁽ⁿ³⁾
× Very noticeable plastic parts.
× $200 premium for wireless. ⁽ⁿ⁴⁾
× Built-in battery will die. ⁽ⁿ⁵⁾
× Macro is not practical. ⁽ⁿ⁶⁾
× Made in CHINA. ⁽ⁿ⁷⁾
× Everything just feels cheap in person.
× Volume wheel has no tactility.
× Volume wheel cannot be reassigned.
× Top layer keys are MUSHY. Feels like a $12 keyboard.
× Turns off even when disabled.
× G Hub is not too intuitive.
× Keyboard has a bug in which random keys light up incorrectly.
× Keycaps are too flat to be ergonomic.⁽ⁿ⁸⁾
× Feet doesn't go high enough for more comfortable angles.

Logitech is demanding a premium price on a not-so-premium build. Logitech was once a good brand, that went the way of the Apple and Razer when it comes to premium prices, but does not have the materials and parts to back it up. Essentially, your money is going to their marketing department. I do not want to pay for their marketing. I want to pay for MY keyboard.

I use my keyboards for everything. Gaming, working (lots of coding), browsing, everything. I am a power user. This keyboard does not deliver based on the price.

- - -

NOTES

⁽ⁿ¹⁾ In 2020, or 2018 even, Micro-USB is cheap, stupid, and unacceptable. It tells a LOT about a company when they choose this old technology over the more modern USB-C. My main issue with Micro USB is its fragility. The port breaks more easily. When it does, your device is BRICK. I've broken a lot of devices this way. (To avoid this problem, I’ve since used magnetic micro-USB cables [[ASIN:B07TWC4MDS like this one]].)

⁽ⁿ²⁾ Like micro-USB, the use of ABS keycaps says a lot. Why use ABS keycaps on a $200-$300 keyboard? It looks cheap because IT IS CHEAP. Now, I am not asking for metal, but just a couple of extra bucks and they could get PBT. These keycaps will shine (in a bad way) over time, and your keys will fade and scratch off. They will also peel off (more on that below⁽ⁿ³⁾). I have had $35 mechanical keyboards that use double-shot PBT. Think about that.

⁽ⁿ³⁾ I understand that the LED's on almost every other mechanical switch is limited to the top portion. What baffles me is Logitech's choice to use traditional keycap design that puts the shifted (secondary) function labels at the bottom, thus ensuring it does not get illuminated fully. It would have been fine partially-lit. However, they literally used a sticker for the labels (you can feel it). Remember, this is a $200-$300 keyboard, in 2020 (not 2010).

My other problem with the keycap is that the characters are dark. You cannot see the keys when there is no light. Logitech wants you not to use backlights to save battery, but it is unusable without it. Even when lit, the brightest 100% setting is not bright enough, which makes anything less than 100% almost useless.

⁽ⁿ⁴⁾ I say this because I do use these $70 keyboards from Havit: [[ASIN:B074QM6F7X full size]] and [[ASIN:B0722GG88M TKL]]. I've had half a dozen other mechanical keyboards. The most expensive ones are less than $200, which were Corsair’s and Roccat’s creme de la crop keyboards (and this was 2013 when high prices were more acceptable). I replaced them all with these cheap low-profile mech keyboards because these are subjectively better. Yes, these are wired, but the price difference between these and the G915 is a joke — considering these are better in many ways as well (like the keycaps).

Even the [[ASIN:B07RTSYYYN Keychron K1]] wireless low-profile mech switches (which are the closest competitors of G915) are only $70 as well — and Keychron does not even have the luxury of mass-scale production, yet somehow managed to keep the price reasonable.

⁽ⁿ⁵⁾ Since the battery is not user-serviceable, it will die, and your keyboard is 100% wired. Why am I paying the $200 premium again? Keychron K1's are wireless, but they are also $70 (when the battery dies, it is cheaper to replace the whole keyboard).

⁽ⁿ⁶⁾ To use macros, you have to sacrifice the F keys. I use F keys. Many games use F keys. I wish they dedicated even just one button for G-Shift at least, or be able to remap the FN key. G-Shift must be assigned to the F keys as well.

⁽ⁿ⁷⁾ 5-letter words I do not want to see in a keyboard this expensive. They save on labor and parts, so why are the price this high again? (Also, just... Made in China).

⁽ⁿ⁸⁾ Could be subjective, but I'll explain. The keycaps are too flat. This makes is less ergonomic than keycaps which have slightly different angles based on their row on the keyboard. This makes it easy to accidentally press a wrong key when not looking.

- - -

PACKAGE │ ✓ ✗ │
✓ Box with plastic wrap.
✓ Keyboard wrapped in plastic.
✓ Micro-USB 2.0 Cable, braided.
✓ Female to Female Micro-USB 2.0 to USB-A
✓ USB-A Transceiver dongle.
✓ Printed materials.
✓ Sticker/decal.
✗ NO keycap puller.

- - -

VERDICT: I DO NOT recommend this product. Better alternatives out there. This is not the only low-profile mechanical keyboard out there.
★★☆☆☆ | 2 stars out of 5. It is okay, but it is way overpriced for the issues I have with it. It is not "premium" and not majority aluminum (lots of plastics).

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3.0 out of 5 stars Could've been perfect - put off by lack of lit secondary legends, use of micro-USB, and ABS keycaps
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2020
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3.0 out of 5 stars Could've been perfect - put off by lack of lit secondary legends, use of micro-USB, and ABS keycaps
By Mike on June 3, 2020
[Updated after Logitech fixed their software. Also added comments on clicky vs tactile and will include my review on both]

Went into this with a bit of trepidation because of the low-profile switches. However, actually found it quite nice to type on. Also purchased a Drop CTRL at the same time with Halo Trues, and while the feel is obviously totally different, I somewhat prefer the feel of the Logitech key profile and shorter travel. To be fair, my last mechanical keyboard was a stash of IBM Model M's that I got rid of almost a decade ago, and most of what I've typed on since has been low-profile so I am more used to that now. Since the key-spacing is still standard, the G915 shouldn't require a ton of adjustment for people used to full size keyboards.

That said, this keyboard has some flaws, with the first one being the most significant to me - the secondary legends are not lit. All the special character keys (like & and *) are simply printed on the keys and do not light. Since the printing is not high contrast to begin with, this makes them exceptionally difficult to see in the dark. I have no problem touch typing with the alpha keys, but will glance for the less frequently used special characters, and the lack of lighting is really annoying. It's also a little confusing for keys where the secondary character is used more commonly than the primary (ex: double quotes, question mark, etc...).

For reference, the lighter of the photos was taken with typical indoor lighting and while you can see the legends they don't exactly stand out. Under dim lighting, much less with the lights out, they're effectively invisible. This is an especially glaring flaw given plenty of other keyboard manufacturers have figured out a simple solution to this - simply print the secondary legend alongside the primary instead of below it, and let them both light up.

Second, this is 2020. Why in the world did Logitech choose to go with micro-USB instead of USB-C? Most other new model high end keyboards now have started adopting USB-C. This was a common complaint on the original G915 as well (along with the lack of lit secondary legends), and it's clear Logitech hasn't learned anything from all of the prior feedback.

Third, while the battery life from the lithium battery is great, if I'm spending $220 on a keyboard, I don't want to replace it in a few years if the battery starts losing its capacity. How many of you have had cell phones or laptops that just don't hold a charge as long as they used to? If you usually use this in wired mode that may be unlikely (since you're not constantly discharging the battery fully), but it would be better if the battery was replaceable.
And, while I might be in the minority for saying so, I'd almost rather it use rechargeable NiMH AA's (just throw a couple of Eneloops in it) than a non-replaceable lithium battery.

Finally, I really wish Logitech had went with higher end keycaps. On a $220 keyboard it isn't outrageous to hope for PBT double-shot keycaps. While ABS keycaps aren't uncommon, at this price point a lot of wired keyboards are now including PBT double-shot keycaps, which feel more solid, won't show oil shine, and won't have legends wearing out. This and the lack of shine-through secondary legends would be less of an issue if you could replace the keycaps, but it's virtually impossible to find third party keycaps in this profile (looks similar to Kailh Choc switches but I don't have a Kailh Choc board to try swapping with). To be fair there's not a large number of mechanical wireless keyboards to begin with, and most of those are also still using ABS keycaps, so you may be stuck with this regardless (when the Keychron K8 eventually comes out, its keycaps will be ABS but are at least OEM profile and can be swapped out).

Originally there were issues with the software, but Logitech fixed those with a software update made available on release day. The new software does recognize the keyboard correctly and let you customize the lighting. You can also adjust things like how long a period of inactivity before the lighting turns off. Note that you also need the software to set a default lighting mode (for example, the board defaults to all keys lit the same color and gently rotates between colors - I prefer the color wave, but the board won't remember that without the software, and after inactivity defaults back to the original setting).

As for the pluses... As I noted above, it's quite comfortable (for me at least) to type on. I've apparently come to prefer the light actuation force and short key travel. The Lightspeed wireless is responsive, simply works (just plug in the dongle - no issues with pairing), and doesn't interfere with my Bluetooth headset, which is a big plus. If you can get past the unlit secondary legends, the primary legends are attractive and have a very pleasant glow.

Build quality is good and the aluminum top panel is attractive and has a decent heft to it. The bottom is plastic but seems solid and the keyboard doesn't feel like it has any worrisome flex to it. The plastic tip-out feet do feel a bit cheap, though they still hold the keyboard without shaking. At this price point wired keyboards are a lot more robust (the Drop CTRL I also purchased has an aluminum upper and lower, and the feet are also solid aluminum), but that's not really an apples-to-apples comparison.

If you're looking at both the clicky and tactile versions of this keyboard, both felt good to me to type on. However, the tactile response on the clicky is sharper and more noticeable. With these low profile switches the tactile version has relatively little feedback when compared to full size tactile switches. I can't compare it to the linear version, but If you're coming from a keyboard with a significant tactile response, the tactile version of this keyboard is definitely going to be more subtle in comparison.

The clicky version technically clicks both on the downstroke and on the upstroke. This isn't that noticeable and isn't at all off-putting. The key does actuate before the click, but it is close enough that it is imperceptible and is unlikely to affect normal typing (to confirm it I had to push the key down as slowly as I possibly could). The sound is definitely a "click", or "tick", not a "clack". Subjectively the Kailh click bar based switches are reported to be a bit higher pitched but crisper than ones based on a click jacket design (like Cherry MX Blues). The last clicky keyboard I owned was an IBM Model M, which isn't really a fair comparison, and this definitely doesn't scratch that itch for me. However, as noted above, I found the click gave a slightly better tactile response than the non-clicky tactile version. Alas, while the keyboard is not that loud, it was still a deal breaker for my wife.

Unfortunately, the negatives really leave me on the fence with this keyboard. The Drop CTRL I am also considering is better built, has better keycaps, swappable switches, USB-C, and open source firmware. If I go with the G915 it will either be because I can't past having an extra wire on my desk (and right now the G915 is probably the best wireless option with backlit keys unless you want to take a chance on a Hexgears Venture) or because I find myself unable to adapt to full height keys anymore after using laptop keyboards for so long.

If I had suggestions for Logitech:
* Lit secondary legends
* USB-C
* PBT keycaps
* User replaceable battery
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James Robertson
1.0 out of 5 stars DO NOT BUY: Disappointed the second I open the box
Reviewed in Canada on June 15, 2020
Size: G915 TKLStyle: ClickyPattern Name: WirelessVerified Purchase
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1.0 out of 5 stars DO NOT BUY: Disappointed the second I open the box
Reviewed in Canada on June 15, 2020
I know this is really nitpicky but for the price of this keyboard quality issues on the key caps like this are unacceptable. That is a show/touch area of the product that the user experiences.

I would not recommend to buy until Logitech can sort out their quality.
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Johann
1.0 out of 5 stars On-board memory cannot be used
Reviewed in Canada on March 26, 2020
Size: G915 Full SizeStyle: LinearPattern Name: WirelessVerified Purchase
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Nix
2.0 out of 5 stars Feels amazing BUT
Reviewed in Canada on September 23, 2020
Size: G915 TKLStyle: ClickyPattern Name: WirelessVerified Purchase
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2.0 out of 5 stars Cheapest $300 keyboard you'll buy
Reviewed in Canada on August 2, 2021
Size: G915 TKLStyle: LinearPattern Name: WirelessVerified Purchase
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mj
4.0 out of 5 stars Premium quality Keyboard (outrageously expensive)
Reviewed in Canada on November 18, 2020
Size: G915 Full SizeStyle: LinearPattern Name: WirelessVerified Purchase
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