For ordinary users, a keyboard may just be an ordinary accessory. As long as it’s good enough for typing, it serves its function. But for gamers, we know it is much more than that. In this review, we will take a look into Logitech’s new line of wireless keyboards.

I’ve been trying out a ton of new gaming gear since I’ve made my full dive back into PC gaming and building after a long layoff. With so many different accessories from so many different companies it’s not always easy to narrow down what you’re going to use as your everyday go to equipment.

It’s been about 10 months since the original Logitech G915 was released, and it’s been positively received since then for its impressive low-profile design, dedicated media controls, and incorporation of Logitech’s “Lightspeed” wireless tech.

Ultra-thin and compact design; Dedicated media controls; Fantastic looks and build quality

Overly sensitive buttons; Logitech G Hub in general; Expensive

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

Review Regular readers will know this correspondent is rather partial to mechanical keyboards. The latest to join my collection is Logitech's G915 TKL , launched by the Swiss peripherals makers just last month.

There's almost nothing wrong with the Logitech G915 TKL, and if you want a super-responsive, super-compact wireless (or wired) keyboard that you can take anywhere, then we think this is one of the best options on the market right now.

40 hours of battery life; Excellent design and construction; Customisable lights

No number pad on this model; It's going to cost you; Older microUSB connection

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.

You're really going to have to squint to look past the price of the Logitech G915 TKL, but if you can manage that feat you'll be greeted with a superb wireless, low-profile gaming keyboard.

I've been trying to dial in the perfect office-slash-PC gaming setup in recent months, and part of that has come down to eliminating as...

Sturdy; sleek build; Excellent low-profile mechanical keys; Dedicated media controls; Macro keys and separate profiles; Can connect to two devices

Quite expensive; No included wrist rest; Low-profile keys can take some getting used to

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.