Logitech G915 X Lightspeed Low-Profile Wireless Gaming Keyboard, Double-Shot PBT Keycaps, Fully Programmable Keys, RGB Backlighting, Sleek Aluminum Finishing, GL Red Linear Switches - PC/Mac - Black

The Logitech G915 X Lightspeed TKL is easily one of the best low profile wireless keyboards I’ve used. The build quality feels solid and premium, and the linear low profile switches are smooth, quiet, and extremely responsive. I specifically chose the linear version because I personally dislike loud, clicky keyboards. These switches are much quieter and don’t require much force to actuate, which makes both gaming and long typing sessions far more comfortable. Inputs feel fast and effortless without feeling mushy. Wireless performance is flawless with no noticeable latency, and the TKL layout keeps the setup clean and compact while still feeling functional. Stabilizers are solid, larger keys feel consistent, and the overall typing experience is smooth and precise. Battery life has been excellent, and everything about the keyboard feels refined and well thought out. If you want a premium, low profile wireless keyboard especially if you prefer quiet, easy to actuate linear switches this is absolutely worth it.

This was a great keyboard when it was working. Just after 7-8 months of regular usage of office work (not gaming), the keyboard started double key pressing of a random key which someone else has already pointed this out on the other review. I managed to contact Logitech support, and after a few rounds of troubleshooting and testing, I was able to get a replacement. I was happy about this thinking that this was just a fluke. Lo and behold, almost 6 months later, the same issue reoccurred on the new keyboard. I contacted Logitech support again, and explained to them what happened. They understood this is a hardware issue as this has happened before. However, this time, they won't send me another replacement unless I prove to them this was actually happening. They wanted me to attach a video demonstrating the repeating keys issue with the keyboard, while illustrating how the keyboard is connected to the USB port of the PC. Make sure to show both the PC monitor and the keys in one video frame, as you showcase the issue. In the final segment of the video, please ensure that the actual serial number of the device is visible alongside a handwritten ticket number. Wow! What a feat need to achieve!! Since the double pressing issue was happening randomly (more often then it should), it is almost impossible reproduce the issue on cue. It appears that the Logitech support thought I was making this up and not recognizing there is a serious issue of this keyboard model. Also, it appears that Logitech has never resolved this issue. I have a older version G915 which is still working great! (except worn key caps which prompted me to get a newer one). I am actively shopping a new keyboard now since randomly double key pressing will really kill your productivity. IMO, unless Logitech have a newer revision of this keyboard, you should avoid this G915X generation.

Logitech wins again with this wireless keyboard. Feature packed, excellent lighting options and easy to use. The low profile is perfect. The keyboard is also easy to clean. The response time is also excellent. I've never owned a wireless keyboard and thought it might not work well but I was wrong. I would buy this keyboard again but in white if I needed too. The only CON is the the receiver range as all wireless keyboard and mouse has range limits. For some reason when I removed my PC tower from under my desk. The keyboard couldn't find the receiver. So I had to use the receiver extender that it comes with ti make the wireless connection closer to the keyboard. Other than that, it's still an excellent wireless keyboard. Setup was easy and the Linear keys are quiet enough to not disturb anyone when typing.

I absolutely love this keyboard. No issues, great functionality.

Hideously overpriced, but I can't argue with the quality and feature set. Probably not worth it at MSRP, but it doesn't suck.

Update January, 2026 (1 year 3 months after purchase) Double key issue has gotten worse. I've tried contact cleaner, compressed air. No dice. It's got to be a defect with the switches. Now it's spread like cancer to 5 or 6 other keys. I submitted a warranty claim with Logitech. They asked me to send them a copy of the purchase receipt as an original PDF. As you know, Amazon does not provide PDF receipts. I sent a screenshot and they said it's not enough proof. So I generated a PDF and sent that, but I fully anticipate they will deny my claim for this technical reason. Never buying logitech again. And anyone who is considering = stay far, far away. The quality of the products is bad, and they will try whatever they can to avoid standing by them. Previous update: Keyboard 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.

So far, a great wireless keyboard. I purchased this for my fiancé for Valentines day. He was in the market for a new, specifically wireless, keyboard option. He has since loved this one. Keyboard is heavier and more sturdy than I expected. Bluetooth makes the battery last longer but had a slower reaction speed than if he uses the dongle. He has had no specific issues with the battery failing him. If you're looking for a good wireless keyboard, this is a great option!

Love this keyboard, but the keys are so sensitive, I often get a 'double input' from just one press. Not sure if this is a common issue or an adjustable setting, but it gets tiresome having to constantly go back and delete redundant characters. Battery life is good and the quality of the product is excellent. It's the only thing that's prevented me from tossing it in the trash over frustration.

It’s Logitech! What can I say about the best keyboard out there? Exactly what I want and expect.

This is my 2nd replacement keyboard from Logitech and after about 1mo, certain keys start to fail by either double tapping or not registering. My 1st one had W and Spacebar issues and this one has A and L issues. It's in my opinion this is an engineering defect.

Keyboard is less than one year old and the letters have started flaking off of the A, S, & D keys.

First of amazon shipping has become a joke... keyboard was sent in a big box and keyboard banged in the box so hard that it damaged the keyboard. Now the product flaws - keyboard was typing endless spaces when I type a space. May be could be due to the damage I mentioned earlier (could be not) the space bar fit itself is wonky I'm guessing this is QC issue. Critical flaws is the caps indicator displayed elsewhere, May be I could get used to looking at the new spot but the deal breaker is the Num lock, no indicator what so ever unless u have a Logihub software so it displays on ur screen when pressed. I live by numpad, this hinders my flow and can't install logi software on work laptop so each time I had to guess if it's on/off by typing a number key to check. Cant imagine that something this trival is being missed in 2024. Returned. EDIT - it seems to save the numlock setting may be set it once and forget. So i decided to give the replacement a DITL, it gets worse every turn. I could tell lighting on this keyboard is worst implementation. U could have a phd on whales communications, but it takes ages to understand logihub and why it is that way. If you plan on using the onboard memory, be whatever your lighting preference every time keeb goes to sleep it will reset to blue wave. If you have windows 11 ditch the logihub and go with windows dynamic lighting and set to a static color and call it a day. If you are like me stuck with windows 10 n onboard memory, sorry to say that you should build muscle memory of pressing brightness+8/9 to get to your saved lighting preference everytime the keyboard goes to sleep. My mid range 4 yr old steel series keyboard had better onboard effects n user experience.

The fact that you can’t store all of your settings on the onboard memory slots that you can set in freestyle mode is just ridiculous. What’s the point in having on board memory if it doesn’t save all of your settings? Sure you can save key reassignments which is great but custom coloured keys is also important but can only be saved in software mode stupid design, especially for the price of this keyboard I don’t recommend it. For some reason, some of the keys take a few seconds to switch to your custom setup. It's like this product was released in early access mode or something. Oh and one more thing, probably the most annoying thing is the battery charging status light, so incredibly bright it will illuminate a dark room and annoy your eyes while using the keyboard and yet even though almost anything is customizable, you CANNOT DISABLE THE BRIGHT CHARGING LIGHT. Incredibly annoying.