Logitech G915 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - GL Clicky 920-009228 review

A superbly designed and built keyboard with exceptional attention to detail, held back only slightly by shortcomings in the G Hub software.

Logitech G915 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - GL Clicky 920-009228 review

Trying to find a high-quality gaming keyboard that’s also a dream to type on is next to impossible. Or at least it used to be until the Logitech G915 came along. Before this amazing wireless mechanical gaming keyboard, you only had two options.

Logitech G915 Lightspeed Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Review

Even the best gaming keyboards aren't for everyone. While I enjoy the longer travel of mechanical keys and the bold (not to say eccentric) stylings of most gaming keyboards, some people would prefer something more subdued, with a typing feel more akin to what they'd find on their laptops. Logitech's G915 Lightspeed ($249.99) offers the best of both worlds. It's a low-profile mechanical keyboard, so it has a shorter press, but one that's still more comfortable and satisfying than your laptop's scissor switches. Its sleek, light body has a professional look—RGB lighting notwithstanding—that can fit in at an office as well as a gamer's battle station. Oh, and did I mention it's wireless? If you can bear its high price, the G915 offers almost everything you could want in a modern gaming keyboard. Keys and Buttons, and Buttons and Keys The G915 has a lot of inputs. It's a full-size board with five extra macro buttons (G1 through G5) on the left side plus a dozen additional buttons—d...

Swift and stylish, the Logitech G915 Lightspeed has it all—it sets a new benchmark in gaming keyboards. Only its super-steep price keeps it from snagging an Editors' Choice.

Very comfortable low-profile key switches; Wireless without lag; Handy media, macro, and profile keys; Handsome; Good battery life

Wildly expensive; No built-in dongle storage; Low-profile switches are an acquired taste