
Logitech - G915 X LIGHTSPEED TKL
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Based on 1 year's data from Feb 24, 2026 How it works
Liked most:
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"its quiet as hell which is super important tp me ... Even the quiet Keychron or Razer branded as silent keyboards are not silent like the logitech."
"I'm also a software developer and this keyboard is very precise and comfortable for both tasks ... I have nothing to complain about and won't replace it until it breaks"
"I play a lot of CS and Valorant and I'm also a software developer and this keyboard is very precise and comfortable for both tasks ... I have nothing to complain about and won't replace it until it breaks"
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"Oh I have the TKL low profile version which is quite small! ... Smallest keyboard I've ever used tbh, and the reason I purchased it :)"
"Oh I have the TKL low profile version which is quite small! ... Smallest keyboard I've ever used tbh, and the reason I purchased it :)"
"it tucks neatly next to my laptop without hogging space."
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"wired+wireless"
"that it's low latency wireless"
"wireless Lightspeed"
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"still working strong over half a decade later."
"its made almost entirely of metal and is insanely durable. ... i have mine for a little over 3 years."
"It's lasted me many years."
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"They have upgraded to PBT, which means the keys are now a bit more of a 'gritty' or 'rough' feel as opposed to very smooth. This isn't to say they're unpleasant, just different. I sort of miss the smooth keys, but I think this is probably better for gaming. This is a gaming keyboard after all."
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"The keys start double pressing after a couple months of moderate use. ... it's basically useless once that starts. ... It just stops functioning as a useful keyboard when the keys start double clicking. ... I've had 4 of the keys go so far."
"Logitech modified the base Kaihl low profile switches so you couldn't use generic keycaps. ... That proprietary bs triggered me."
"in about 6 months it developed the famed issue where my keystrokes are duplicated on some keys ... making the keyboard useless unless you like making constant corrections"
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"i feel their gaming gear especially is grossly overpriced. who the hell is going to pay $250 for a keyboard?"
"expensive asl"
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"this version uses micro USB to charge."
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"The keys start double pressing after a couple months of moderate use. ... it's basically useless once that starts. ... It just stops functioning as a useful keyboard when the keys start double clicking. ... I've had 4 of the keys go so far."
"in about 6 months it developed the famed issue where my keystrokes are duplicated on some keys ... making the keyboard useless unless you like making constant corrections"
"Do not go with logitech g915 X. I returned 3 of those because of key chatter."
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"-Macros with the condition "Do while pressed" doenst look to work, and wont save on board ... - Custom light animations also wont save on board. Solid Colors, and some of preset effects do work, like Propagation, Solid Colors, Color Cycling. If the animation is not supported it may return to default color cycling animation saved or may take another working effect previusly saved from other profile."
"I still miss the old LGS software, it was more intuitive, and looked more polished that G HUB, setting up macros is a mess for a beginner."
I’d argue it’s above market standards. For example the G915 X is great.
I've got a 2nd-hand g915x for myself. WITHOUT G-Hub I'm satisfied with it. With G-Hub it's a nightmare.
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.
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.
Any logitech keyboard is top. I have a G915X I think for 5 years already.
Yeah it is disappointing but besides that it great keyboard. Do not go with logitech g915 X. I returned 3 of those because of key chatter.
What you should be concerned about is not only key feel, but also latency. And the MX Keys is good at neither when it comes to gaming. The keys have about 2 mm of travel and feel like a standard, if quality, membrane keyboard. And it uses the standard Logitech wireless dongle instead of the Lighstpeed one, so there's significant input lag and that will wreck your k/d. Unless you use it wired, then the latency should be negligible, but still it isn't a top gaming experience. The GG915X has different switch options, feels good to type and performs great in games wireless or not. I'd look that way if you're serious about FPS games
I was able to buy it off Facebook Marketplace for $50 CAD very clean barely used, I had the Razer Linear yellow switches for my PC but I use the G915TKL for my laptop since my W key is broken and the keyboard is wireless. The tactile feeling makes it feel so nice, harder to press than linear but I am using mine for coding. Only issue I have is the G915 series have ABS keycaps that might rub off the prints and get oily faster, they released the G915 X series which is the updated one but I believe it cost $100 more which makes it $300 in Canada.
Hmm...I'm not too familiar with all of the terms and percentages. I have a Logitech G915 TKL. What percentage is that?
If you are open to tkl layouts, both the g915x tkl and g515 are low profile and do not have g keys
I have the Logitech G915 and got my girlfriemd the TKL version. My brother has the wired version of the same keyboard. We all absolutely love it.
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