Logitech G915 X LIGHTSPEED TKL Wireless Gaming Keyboard Black QWERTY

Lovely simple gaming keyboard, not flashy and nice small profile compared to other keyboards. Especially in this price range this is qualitative and nicely built. Unfortunately the software to change the lighting is really crap in terms of user experience, I especially recommend looking up a tutorial if you want to use the hardware memory.

Nice and solid keyboard, but after about a year I started experiencing double keystrokes (key chatter). Windows Bounce Keys at 30 ms doesn't help enough, and unfortunately, the switches are not hot-swappable. Coolblue offers investigation/repair, but that means I will likely be without a €159 keyboard for several weeks. Good service from Coolblue, but given the price and durability, I would personally look at other models.

Great keyboard! It types wonderfully, has a nice height for your wrist, and looks very nice. The build quality feels good; the casing is partially aluminum. I personally haven't experienced any latency issues while using the keyboard for working from home and gaming (though not competitive games). The battery lasts several days, although I did enable the feature that dims the keyboard lights when it's not in use for a while. By charging it overnight, I don't have any cable issues during the day. I've had the wired version for about four years (daily use), and it still looks like new and works perfectly. I'm optimistic about the longevity of the wireless version. Oddly enough, the only thing missing from the wireless version, unlike the wired version, is the numlock indicator light. Instead, you have a battery indicator light.

The keyboard is also quite expensive. You definitely get good quality in return, but if you don't mind having one cable on your desk, I recommend the wired version of this model. Another drawback is that the Logitech G-Hub and the interaction between the program and the keyboard weren't flawless during installation. The keyboard wasn't recognized by G-Hub even after following the manual instructions. Only when the keyboard was connected to the PC via USB cable was it recognized by G-Hub. After that, the keyboard could be disconnected, and it was also recognized wirelessly by G-Hub.