Logitech - G915 LIGHTSPEED Wireless RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

I recommend going wireless if you can, I have the same mouse paired with a g915 wireless keyboard and it looks much cleaner on my desk

I am definitely not an enthusiast on the level of some people in this sub, and until recently only had what in retrospect I'd consider not-that-great mechanical keyboards. I used to own a Logitech g915 and once-up-on-time an older Corsair K63 with red switches, and particularly never liked the latter. I now own a Q1 Max that I've done some light mods on and replaced the stabilizers on. I currently also own a Royal Kludge N80 low-profile mechanical keyboard with Jerzzi browns that I sometimes switch to when I'm on a call and don't want to be as distracting, and it's ... OK, I guess. So sometimes when people describe how something feels or sounds, I feel like I'm in a room with wine connoisseurs describing an aftertaste of sediment and the essence of rain and I'm thinking LOOK IT TASTES RED OK. Which is to say that I'm not sure I notice the nuance they way they do. But as I understand it, banana switches have a particularly early tactile bump compared to browns or other tactile switches, and that seems to match my experience of them. On this configuration, they sound pretty "poppy," if I'm understanding what people usually mean by "poppy" right. There's sort of a bubble-wrap feeling to typing on them that I actually find rewarding. I could see how some people might find them fatiguing after long sessions, but I've never felt that way. I've used other browns and whatever the Logitech low-profile tactile were before, and I find this much more rewarding to type on. I feel a stronger sense of feedback confirming a keypress without it being distracting. I'm not sure I'd like it for gaming, if I gamed primarily on the keyboard. But I type for long hours every day. I tried shifting back to the N80 for a full workday the other day, just as an experiment, and I found it really dull to type on compared to the Q1 Max with bananas.

I had this and it was awesome until my dogs tail spilled beer all over it and it stopped working. Back to the G915 for now, still happy with this KB but I think I liked the K100 air slightly better

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Seconded. As someone who also has small hands coming from the low profile Apple Magic keyboards/laptop keys I highly recommend G915 as well. Had mine for 4 years now with no issues. Also recommend for people who like to push the key all the way down. The buttons and volume wheel are my absolute favorite. Sucks that we can’t replace key caps but one of the best stock keyboards imo.

Logitech G915 comes to mind but the keys arent exactly high profile. You could always swap the keycaps out though. But the G915 can be used with the Lightspeed adapter or bluetooth. So its possible to use bluetooth on one PC and Lightspeed on another. You can switch with a button press on the keyboard. It has tactile keys too.

My brother gifted me his G915, still working strong over half a decade later. On the other hand, I'm disappointed that the G502X I bought in 2022 is finally having the mouse3 side tilts not reliably responding, I had to rewire my muscle memory to use a thumb button instead of mouse3 to pan my camera. I only use those side G1-5 keys for pinging, never in a 1v1. These look like useful hotkeys for production, though I've yet to bind them to anything in Reaper, Davinci, or Photopea. Some of my most critical hotkeys are mapped onto F1-F6, specifically F1 All Town Centers, Ctrl F1 Move to camera spot 1, F1 x2 Move to camera spot 1, Shift F1 Barracks F2 All mil production, Ctrl F2 Save camera spot 1, F2 x2 All keeps, Shift F2 Archery ranges F3 All eco buildings, F3 x2 Mills, Shift F3 Stables F4 All research buildings, F4 x2 Blacksmith, Shift F4 Siege workshops, Shift F4 Control group 0 (overrides siege workshops), Ctrl Shift F4 Set control group 0 - I have this so Shift F4 can be only my siege workshops at home while a different control group selects only my proxy buildings (e.g. proxy ram play onto someone's stone walls guarding their trade/farms) F5 Market, F5 x2 Ovoo (so I can find the damn thing and monitor its stone) F6 All religious buildings, Shift F6 Cycle religious buildings F7 All landmarks, so I can find them lol

sounds like a personal issue. Have had a G915 and now a G915X and I don't have any issues hitting any of the keys. If you don't use them, and they are in the way, pop them off.

I'm coming from a Logitech g915 which has been fine, but the LEDs started breaking years ago and it's just started doing weird things when typing (like ghosting). I like the switches (though could go clickier), the macro keys are often clutch, and the media keys with roll bar for volume are a must. I also need a full size for work (lots of numbers!), and ideally backlit as I often work late. In terms of style, I love the future retro vibe - think Weyland Yutani, grey black orange. Not adverse to replacing caps though. Budget around 300 NZD and should be available in NZ (or ship to). Can anyone help? Been out of the game too long, last I was here, ducky was all the rage.

Logitech 915 full sized with the tactile keys (brown iirc). But over the last many years if flight sims I've used at least 10 different keyboards. I'd say if you're in VR you want something with a definite feel to it so you know you've pushed a button, but enough resistance so you can't accidentally press them. Other than that it really doesn't matter