I like the long term usage reports. They are extremely helpful especially for expensive items. When you don't have a lot of money to spare it's nice to know whether something is going to stand the test of time before you buy it. Keep these coming!

If it's not already been mentioned, an update to Logitech G Hub allows you to pair both the G915 keyboard and a compatible Lightspeed mouse (G Pro Wireless / Superlight) to the keyboard's receiver, meaning you now only need one dongle for both keyboard and mouse.

I bought my G915 shortly after your first review and haven't had any issues with it. I absolutely love this keyboard so much that when my work wanted to bring people back into the office i decided to buy another one! The bowing you mentioned is like that from the factory, as both of mine have it to the same degree. 10/10 would buy again

I bought a G915 for work in mid 2020 and am super happy with it. The shortcut keys were a big seller for me along with the wireless capability and tactile low profile keys. I am a GIS analyst and programmer so I use a lot of shortcuts for software and do a lot of typing when writing code. Even though it is expensive, if this keyboard ever fails I would definitely buy another one (assuming I get 3-4 years out of it at least)

A suggestion since you guys asked last video. Maybe more review videos! I really enjoy your takes on all sorts of electronics and car stuff. I'm also an audio nerd so anything to do with audio setups would be cool to watch and helpful. F the complainers you helped me get into PC's when I built my first rig in 2017 and will always be a fan. Keep it up JTC team!

I’ve had the white TKL one for about a year. The battery life is still amazing and it’s still my favorite to type on. My one gripe is I wish Logitech would update it to USB-C. I have kvm monitors and an iPad that I use every day it’s a stellar multi-system board.

I recently bought one of these. So far, so good. Love the low-profile "clicky" keys - sooooo smooth for typing and a great, tactile feeling. Love the lighting and the whole thing feels sturdy and well made.

Thanks for your review Jay!!! Very happy writing this with my new G915 TKL white, and completely in love with it being a BT/wireless device. Not being attached to wires in the setup is a huge win for this keyboard.

I've had this Keyboard since Dec 15, 2019 so almost 2 years. Absolutely zero issues, battery life is great, I haven't noticed any latency issues and I haven't experienced the dropout like you mentioned. I would recommend this keyboard to anyone that doesn't want wires. BB had all three version when they first came out in store and I was able to test them all and ended up with the clicky.

I bought the 915 partly as a result of your review around 12 months ago and I love it. I also have a G502 and, you're right, it sucks that they can't share a dongle...

I built my current PC about 6 months ago and your videos were very helpfull, I always watch all of your videos nowadays, continue doing such a good work!

I myself have owned one of these since 2019 and it still performs absolutely amazingly. Not a single issue with it so far... Love the metal toplate and the keycaps seem to be holding up quite well on my board. Definetely agree with Jay here... Would happily bug again if I needed another keyboard for some reason!

I've had this one too for a few months now and I absolutely love it! One thing is the rubbery multimedia buttons on the top are not so satisfying to push. But it's outweighed greatly with all else that this keyboard offers! I love the low profile mechanical clikity-clacks :)

Got the tkl about 6 months back and I honestly love it. Great for switching between rigs and comfy to use.

thank you jay! the follow up peripheral reviews are so valuable to the consumer, especially when its been daily driven by the reviewer. thank you again, this is so useful to me in my current keyboard search.

Long term usage video, from trusted source. Now that is valuable video right here. There is g815 on a deal I wasn't sure whether to buy or not. Now I am sure to buy. Thanks j2c

I like long term evaluations of products. Not enough of them are done! A review on day one is always good, but to know how a product truly works after X amount of time is better. Great video Jay!

I've had the G815 (wired version) with linear switches for about 10 months now and I'm still loving it. I love the weight and sturdiness of the construction. This keyboard just feels like quality whenvyou pick it up.

I've got this G915, and overall I love it as well. The battery life in mine isn't as good as yours apparently, I get maybe a two weeks. That could also because I have it set to a reactive light scheme (I like it on the audio visualizer mode). I've had mine for 6 months or so now and it works real well for me. I got the G502 Lightspeed mouse to go with it and they're a great set of peripherals for my gaming PC.

I have the TKL version, en two weeks it turns 2 months already, and I love it. For my usage, battery lasts around a month. Of course, the brighter the lights the least the battery lasts, but usually in games I haven them on, and then, when I'm working they are set to 20% brightness and automatically turn off withing a minute of not being use. Pretty happy with it.

I have the wired version of this keyboard and I have to say I love it. It is used every day for gaming and typing. I have been using it since early 2020 as well, I do enjoy the extra USB that it brings forward from the back of the PC Tower . Picked it up after watching your review Jay. Also purchased the Lightspeed Mouse (G903)

I've had the tkl version for about a year and half , and I absolutely love this thing. No issues or problems other then the range like mentioned in the video

I don't have the distance issues and my setup is very similar to what you've got there. Along with the nanoleaf, I've also got Philips hue lighting behind the monitors but doesn't seem to affect the distance. What I don't get is the same battery life that you do. Mine is not lasting multiple months, but mine does last about 3 weeks to 1 month, which I still find damn impressive. I love this keyboard. It has a tactile feel like none other. I hope to get lots more mileage out of it.

Thanks Jay you and the crew ROCK!

I really love long term reports. Often times only new items get reviewed and there is no way to know what the long term use would provide. Thank you for making this video.

Your review was the reason I bought the G915 TKL, I have been in love with this keyboard. Have had no issues and am going to be switching all of my peripherals to Logitech from now on

I have had this KB about as long. I still love it. I have it paired with a G903 mouse (with powerplay pad) and G933 headset. Great wireless setup. He is correct about the latency. This isn't old-school wireless. Not cheap though. Love these videos. I always end up on Jay's channel when I go looking to learn something new.

I've been using the G915 for about 6 months and I love it. I do not have the same range issues that he is speaking to and I couldn't possibly point out any latency in any games. The hot switch option between lightspeed and bluetooth is awesome for WFH. It's expensive, but it has been perfect for my needs as a gamer and for home office.

I've got the wired G815 version of this keyboard for 10 months now and still loving mine. I've had 0 complaints about it since day 1 and still love using it to this day to game on. The num pad, volume wheel, and multimedia keys all work great for me since I'm someone who wanted all of them along with the USB passthrough. Given my want for the USB passthrough and not really caring about wireless, the wired version was the way to go for me since it was cheaper too at only $150 w/ tax when I got it. The keycaps is the one thing too I do feel that will wear over time as expected since these are ABS keycaps and I did notice when looking back then too that there really didn't seem to be many options too as you noted given the non standard low profile keycap design these use with their switches. If it gets to that point, I'll probably try to order replacement caps too, but then again my last keyboard with the G710+ I lived with work keycaps till I replaced it with this after like 4-5 years of use.

Wholeheartedly agree Jay, I bought mine based on your review and haven't had any regrets. Great for both gaming and workstation use (those modes are more useful for DCC hotkeys than gaming IMO)

Great review, I've had the TKL version of the keyboard for about a year and a half now. Every thing mentioned in this review is spot on, and representative of my experience. I recommend this keyboard to my mechanical keyboard friends.

She's a 10 but she has mircro USB

i have the tkl version of this thing andd it holds up great i love it its thin and heavy really premium feeling

Thank you for doing this, i got it 3 months ago and I love it I just wish it was easy to get replacement keys or even custom.

I have both the G915 TLK and the normal version of it (both with linear keys). I bought them both around when the TLK was released. They are still going strong in terms of batteri and durability 👌

I just bought this and I am in love. I love the sound and how it feels while typing. And the fact that it is wireless, with a numpad, was something I was looking for a long time in a mechanical keyboard.

I've had my G915 paired with a G502 wireless for about a year now and I honestly love it. At first I was unsure about the low profile keycaps and how it would perform wirelessly but it surpassed all expectations I had. I use it for several hours every day and the battery still lasts me a few weeks before needing a charge. Well worth the money.

Picked up this keyboard after seeing your vids (and ultralight mouse) about 2 months ago and I'm incredibly happy with the purchase - and at that price point it's not a low bar to clear.

I had my 'e' key wear out last week and I was outside the 2 year warranty period, but they were cool and sent me a whole new keyboard anyways. Also I love that you can pair to 2 devices using lightspeed and bluetooth. I use lightspeed for my main computer and use bluetooth for my work laptop so I can swap between them really quickly.

Love mine. The ability to switch back and forth between the laptop and desktop without moving any plugs, and the freedom to have the keyboard anywhere I want on the desk without wires is fantastic. Another vote for USB-C though... boggles the mind why Logi has dragged their feet on that for so long.

Thanks for the good content Jay. My tenkeyless model of the G915 is about 1 year old and I use it many hours a day. I do not have the bowing or range issues. I've used many mechanical keyboards and the G915 is the only one I don't regret purchasing. It may sound silly, but the volume wheel is one of my favorite features. I'm considering purchasing a full-sized G915 to replace a $2 dell keyboard I use at work.

I bought this keyboard in 2019 and can say it holds up wonderfully. Still love it. I can confirm everything Jay said. By now you can get the keyboard with three different types of caps which is good and I wished they had this when I bought it soon after it came out.

I have the TKL version and also have really enjoyed my experience with it! I've been using it for over a year and it hasn't let me down in any way. The only real downside for me is having to use the G-HUB software, but once I set a lighting profile I've never had to use it again.

I have the exact same kb and mouse combo - been loving it for the last 9 months. Only small gripe is that secondary functions on the keys are not illuminated, so not that easy to find special characters in low light conditions. Other than that, it’s been great

Been on a 915 TKL for about a year now and it's easily my favorite keyboard ever. If they ever came out with a version with gateron low profile switches and usb c i would be heavily inclined to upgrade.

I just purchased this keyboard, and so far I absolutely love it! It's a huge step up for me from my Logitech K540 keyboard (wireless office keyboard). I love the RGB on the G915, and the fact you can have the RGB colors change with sound visualization. That RGB mode does drain more battery, but I still don't have to recharge more than every second week. For me, this keyboard makes it easier to not mistype when writing, and that's while I'm still getting used to typing on it. And for gaming it feels really good and responsive. I have the tactile variant, and like the fact that you got a little bit resistance in your key presses, meaning you need to press the keys properly down for it to register, which will lead to less mis-pressing of the keys. The keyboard feels very sturdy and solid, and I feel like it's gonna last me many hours of typing and gaming before it gets worn out. It's well worth it's price!

really helped, thanks for the long term update!

4:39 Use an extension cable with your dongle because of case interference. All it takes is a short extension to get the dongle away from the case. Wireless range increases dramatically when you do that. Great review of a keyboard that I have been considering recently. Perfect timing; thanks!

I wanted to love this keyboard as much as you do, since I really liked the design and typing on it. I bought the G915 with tactile Switches and a German layout some time ago. The key caps started wearing down within two months, not becoming shiny/polished like you showed, rather the paint coming off on some keys (for example on the edge of the A key and the face of the S key). One of the clips on the left arrow key broke shortly after. I returned it and thought I'd maybe just gotten a bad sample and ordered a G815 as a replacement (since I didn't end up needing the wireless functionality). I've had this one for the better part of a year now and it's showing the same signs of wear already as well. The letter on the S key is just one big spot at this point, with the paint coming off. The A and shift keys also show signs of wear. I'm not a hardcore gamer, I effectively use it some eight or so hours a day for work, uni and gaming. I'd say I'm rather careful with it, I don't move it around a lot etc., I don't use it with greasy fingers from eating or whatever. So I don't see why a 200€ keyboard should show these signs of wear after less than a year. Replacement keycaps are only available from random no-name brands that noone's ever heard of and I don't really trust to do a better job on quality. So, take that for what it's worth, but I've definitely had my fair share of issues with this board. If I didn't like typing on it as much as I do I'd have probably gotten a new keyboard by now. Oh, and another note: I personally absolutely hate the G Hub app. It's a pain to use, it's a pain to configure on-board profiles, half of the features are useless or don't work very well. It's just a plain mess in my opinion. Again, might just be my experience, but I configured it once (meaning setting a fixed color on the on-board, which took way longer than it should have) and uninstalled the app.

Just wanted to come back a few months later and say thanks for this updated review. This was the reason I pulled the trigger on mine (I got the TKL and non-clicky) and it's been one of the best keyboards I've ever owned. Ever.

Hey everyone if you’re concerned about the range I can confirm that Logitech now includes a micro usb cable with an adapter for the light speed dongle. So you can relocate it like Jay did without having to buy additional usb hubs. I purchased mine two days ago on Amazon because of this review and just got it today.

I've got the 815 (the wired one) since well... about 18 months to. It's still perfect and it also has a USB port on the rear. It still works amazingly well and the clicky switches are soooo good. Minor annoyance is there is no light for the secondary keys functions. Those are printed on the keys. There are actually some replacement keycaps that can be "adapted" and have lights for secondary functions too... but i dont care to modify every key.

I've had mine for almost a year now and it's been perfect for me! I do both gaming and schoolwork so the low-profile meachanical swiches really come in handy. Using the multimedia keys for music control and the lightspeed technology is amazing. The battery life is also incredible just as he stated in the video, charge it once a month with 2-4 hours daily use! The only downside I've found so far is the keycaps. Not only do they slowly start to polish and wear out, but they can often feel very plasicy and cheap. The switches themsevles are great, but I truly wish the keycaps were either DoubleShot PBT or had better stabalization as they do rattle around when shaking the keyboard! Other than that, Iv'e enjoyed this keyboard in every way. The metal housing is very solid, the buttons and volume knob are very usful, this keyboard is a real beasttt

randomly surfing videos for this keyboard that my hands fell in love with at my local microcenter..... saw it was you and "YES, I need to know what "dad" has to say about this one"..... love your straight forward approach.

thanks for this long term review! Just got my hands on g915 tkl and first impressions are same as yours long term ;) Glad to hear it holds up to the intial impressions!

The range problem might be related to the fact your tower is entirely unshielded on the side and is facing the keyboard. Not sure if it's still a thing but motherboards were once considered an RFI hazard because they broadcast RF noise like crazy. Could be a factor.

Wireless tech over the past 2-3 years has seen dramatically improved performance/ latency etc and are just a good as any wired connected device I.e. mouse and keyboard. Thanks Jay for this follow up. Loving all the content uploaded. Thanks for keeping the majority of us sane during these trying pc tech times. Keep doing your content 🥰👍🍻. Cheers 🍻

Good man. Mine is arriving Thursday, so this was a helpful video thanks.

Thanks for the long term review, I always appreciate actual usage experience from you. I have had mine for about two years (I got it as soon as it was available). It is the best keyboard I have ever used. I play FPS multiplayer on the light speed channel on my PC and use the second bluetooth with my MacBook. Same as wired on the light speed. I would buy it again in a second.

I’d like to add my experience, I’ve had mine since April of 2020, and I play roughly 10ft away from the dongle and I only use light speed mode with 0 latency. So that’s probably something going on in your environment. No issues here as well the keyboard is absolutely amazing. Only thing I don’t like is the G hub software it’s real stubborn sometimes. Otherwise 10/10 I’m in love

This was great to see! From the second I saw this keyboard I fell in love with it and I wanted one really bad and you original review mixed with Linus' first impressions really sold me on pulling the trigger. Jay loved it and from what I remember Linus' only real complaint was that it was full size and not TKL. So I went to Canada Computers and they did let me do a quick typing test to try out the switches before pulling the trigger as I am super picky on how my switched feel and on the pitch of the click (I am also a huge clicky fan) and to my delight these feel an sound just about perfect for me. I don't get to do much typing these days so I get really excited when I get the chance to type something out like I'm doing now because I will take off my headphones and just enjoy the typing experience. The feel and the sound!! I also have a wireless mouse and a wireless headset and I have not noticed any of the interference issues that Jay has dealt with so I can't speak on that. Like Jay, I very much enjoy full size keyboards. But after about a year with my G915 I did get the G915 TKL for two reasons 1. I had a setup change and I just don't have the desk space for a full size right now 2. The TKL has a couple serious improvements that were my my only real complaints about the original. It's now short enough to fit in my bag and be portable for if I want to game at a buddies house or type something out at a coffee shop. The TKL has a built in slot for the wireless dongle so a second point in portability. (the original did not and that sucked) Another nice addition is that it has on top of having less keys to be lit and drain battery, it also has a bigger battery than the original so the battery life is just ridiculous at this point. It doesn't have macro keys any more which I honestly like the look of better but if you need macros you can change the f keys to be macros so I have more macros than on my original G915 but I just keep the only 2 f keys that I use as f keys (f4 and f5) but if you use more of the f keys you could just have less macros. With the upgrades to the TKL the only actual complaint I have left is that it charges through usb micro b logitech has a bad habit of not embracing usb c and it sucks especially on expensive products like this. with my mouse it's a non issues because I have the powerplay mouse mat under my desk pad so my mouse is always kept between 60 and 90% and I don't think about it. but with the keyboard it really does suck when I do charge it. I do not have my battery life nearly as long as Jay does Mine gets charged every 2 or 3 weeks I did extend my sleep time to 10 mins which for sure is where my battery is going but 1 min was too short for me and it was annoying IMO.

Have mine since 2019 and its still brilliant. It seems to be quite resistant to spilling. I am using it daily for software development and gaming and it just works.

loved the review. watched like tons of them but your video helped me decide to get the G815 wired one. one of the huge battles I have with wireless keyboard is the range. I have a messy setup at my place and I freaking hated the fact that I had to kinda point the dongle toward the keyboard (keeping a clear field) to avoid typing interruptions. Even though I have multiple devices (pc, Mac, iPad, etc), highly unlikely I'll be working on anything else than my PC. using a keyboard for iPad sounds like a cool idea but not really practical. Besides there's a latency with bluetooth which just bugs me out all the time. All in all, thanks for the great review - very detailed, very practical, the best one I've watched for a long time. Subscribed and Thanks!

I use the TKL version of the G915 and love it! My favorite feature is the ability switch between WiFi and Bluetooth mode which enables me to work off a PC and Mac with the same keyboard! This is a hugeeee help with work requiring me to be on a Mac but my personal computer is a PC. I's been about 1.5 years with it and I absolutely love it!

I bought the G915 in September 2020 and I love it. Mine’s the same as Jay’s as I need a number pad & I have the G keys set up as shortcuts & macros for when I’m on Zoom calls. I agree with there being no noticeable lag with the Lightspeed receiver; Bluetooth has been handy for connecting to my work laptop now I work from home but it’s definitely not as fast. Keys do get worn but as mentioned they mostly polish in reaction to skin oils and considering mine gets a solid 8-14 hours of use every day (with few exceptions), it’s not as bad as previous keyboards I’ve had. Battery life is good but in my experience not as much as Jay gets - probably a couple of weeks for me, but then mine may get used a lot more. Definitely would recommend & worth the money!

I just got mine two days ago. I also have MX Keys. I didn't like it that much at first. However, once I set the lighting the way I wanted it and programmed the G Keys, I am really starting to like it. The lighting on the keyboard is outstanding. I still like the feel of the MX keys better but the lighting and options on the G915 are better.

I got the G815 (wired version) over 2 years ago, and I still LOVE LOVE LOVE it!!! Best keyboard I have ever owned. I just love the feel when typing on it.

I have the G815, which is the wired version. It was cheaper and you get an extra usb slot on the keyboard to use for the system which is nice. I don't take my keyboard anywhere so made sense not to go for wireless. But everything else is the same as the G915, and i absolutely love it to this day, the keys are nice, the programme to change settings and RGB is amazingly simple and easy to use and all the functionality buttons are not just what you need and feel great! I use it or streaming and game every day and sometimes work from home with it too and the key caps are showing slight degrading now like yours but that will happen with anything you use over time anyway so it just is what it is when using something so much. I've had mine since March this year for my birthday and I couldn't recommend a peripheral for a PC set up anymore, definitely my favourite part of the set up! Great video as always Jay, and nice that you come back to do an update on how things are keeping up later down the line instead of just doing an initial review at the, as you said, honeymoon period of getting a new peripheral, keep up the great vids man

I've had the TKL for a few months, and I just love the heck out of it. I have the linear keys, which I find incredibly luxurious--even sensuous--to type on. Comfortable too, because they're low-profile (and this is from someone coming from an ergonomic keyboard). I bought it for an open-box price of $140, which was a steal. Also, the volume wheel and media controls are great. Battery life and latency are not an issue in the slightest.

Bought the keyboard after your review. Still using it! Been wanting to switch just to try something new but love this so much lol

This video was just what I needed, just order one myself. Thx man!

I've had the TKL Tactile version of this keyboard for just over a year now, and the battery life is probably the best thing to me about it. I have a G703 Lightspeed as my mouse and I have to charge it about 5x more often than I do my keyboard, which is insane considering I charge my mouse about every 2-3 weeks! A note about your range issues, it may just be the environment you are in or the stuff around. I have my PC at about the same distance as the picture shown, but my tower is on the floor, so it may be a bit more distance and with the top of my desk blocking the receiver's line of sight. I've had no issues with dropout. Heck, I've even use my keyboard on my bed which is an additional 6 feet away from my tower and no connection issues. And no, I am not using a cable extender for my receiver.

I have a wireless mouse and headset from Logitech but haven’t come around to buying it since it’s a bit pricey for me. I use a standing desk addition on my normal desk and don’t want the cables to be crushed by the metal configuration of it. Anyway, I think it was a nice review you gave here and thank you a lot. Have a nice day

The dropout issue (4:45) is due to RF interference coming from the USB 3.x ports on the back of the case (not a wireless range issue). The USB 3.x interface is known to cause interference in the 2.4GHz frequency band (which is what the dongle uses). You can mitigate this by distancing the dongle from the USB 3.x ports (via a USB extender, or move to an area with only USB 2.0).

10months on and just watching this video. Incredibly helpful review video - thank you.

It's a perfect keyboard for me. I own the TKL version and still solid. The only downside is that the second function i.e. the dollar sign on the numeric part is not lit.

I own both the regular and TKL versions of this keyboard. They're excellent, but the lack of durable PBT keycaps is a real bummer. If Logitech offered a set akin to Steelseries and HyperX, they would make a killing.

I picked up the G915 about the same time, so also into it about 18 months. I love it, best keyboard I've owned. Definately no perceivable latency for me.

I have the wired G815 and liked the action on the tactile switches so much I switched to the G915 wireless TKL for gaming. My original wired G815 is now my daily driver for work. I have never had issues with range / dropout on the wireless and I have my dongle in the back of my NZXT case, which is at least as far away on the right hand side of my desk as yours is. I use the wireless for the same reasons because I like to sit back and casual game with my keyboard in my lap. Agreed the battery life even on the smaller TKL is insane.

I bought this keyboard this year for black friday, I've had the same issue of huge drops, but on my G502 Logitech wireless mouse. After a lot of troubleshooting the issue was that both « dongles » (mouse & keyboard) were way too close from one another and that created interference. I simply plugged one of them on another USB port further down behind my tower and haven't had any problem since.

Eight to nine year review of the G510s: I am still in love with this wired keyboard. Thankfully, I bought two of them way back when as they are now nearly impossible to find or amazingly overpriced for used or reconditioned. (I am not paying twice the price of what I paid new for a used one.) There are a lot of features that I don't use on this keyboard, but the G keys (there are 18 with three modes making them actually 48) are so very useful to me for gaming and graphics work that I would be lost without them.

I just want to share this; I got the G613 wireless mech keyboard without lights. Perfect for offices and such if you don't want something that is flashy. Over the 5 years I've owned it I've only changed batteries once. That's 2 double AA batteries. It also have 6 G/macro buttons.

I bought my G915 TKL a couple weeks ago and Im loving it. Is my first Mechanical tho, these videos helped me make the decision.

I bought the TKL version and really like it, I switch it between my laptop for work and my tower for gaming; it feels amazing how seamless it is. I have not had trouble with range, but I do not like that all Logitech wireless things have their own dongle, but it’s not a dealbreaker

I was actually impressed by the wireless range. Got the dongle in my front usb port in the office area my pc is at and it still registers input when im seated on the couch in the living room about 8 to 10 meters away from the dongle, streaming pc to my smart tv using steamlink app. Also really enjoying this keyboard, i actually bought the tenkeyless, because i always hit the keyboard with my mouse while gaming. No regrets spending this kind of money on a keyboard. By far the most expensive one I ever bought. X_X

Nearly 4 years later and Im still in love with my G915. Occasionally I get a double input on a lettter here and there, but I just pop off those keys, clean the switches and alls good til it gets really dirty again. My only complaint, is like Jay, the range of the dongle- but a stealthily placed extension cable works perfectly.

Hi Jay, I wanted to drop you a line and tell you that I really enjoy your reviews/ how to tutorials. I find them extremely informative as well as entertaining! Best Regards, Thomas M. Grange

I've had the wired version (with ten keys) and I absolutely love it so much, best typing experience I've had ain a keyboard, plenty large, plenty bright, and the slim profile is fantastic. Aesthetically? It's out of this world too and goes with so many things. I don't use the feature set much (if I'm honest, in terms of macros etc) butttttt everything has been working flawlessly

Just dropped by to say I got the TKL version with help from your initial review. It's truly amazing. Compared to my bulky K70, this thing is a streamlined, futuristic, space saving godsend. Perfect piece of kit. I have random issues with Logitech's software (and always have) and that can get really annoying but it's only rarely. I'm about 10 months in and have charged it 4 times with heavy-ass gaming use (just dim the backlighting as much as you're willing). Oh and the linear switches are silent perfection. No more obnoxious rattling.

I had been looking at this keyboard for a fair old while. Your review played a big part in my purchasing of my own G915, I had been using the G613 but missed have the keys illuminated. Once I started having some issues with some keys felt it was a good time to update. They way the keys are laid out took some getting use to, I have had logitech keyboards for decade or more and was very use to looking for key placement. The G915 is slightly off to previous feeling. Clickyness (yeah not a word) feels good. The G613 battery life was literally 3-4 months with two AA batteries, but without illumination. My only gripe with keyboard is I am charging maybe every 5 days or so. My settings are 50% brightness Lights off after 15 mins. Power consumption system-5mw and lighting-41mw. And yes I have the same upwards bend as your keyboard.

The only reason I'm not buying it is because they don't have the ANSI version where I live and am going through a bit of a rough patch and couldn't afford it currently, but that's besides the point! 😆 Anyway, thanks for coming back to this, it's very nice to know that the keyboard holds up well and is worth the purchase!

I just recently got the G815 (the wired version of the G915) and love it. I'm really picky with mechanical keyboards because the higher profile keys just don't work well with my hands, and I found the louder keys, even the "silent" cherry switches to be annoyingly loud. These keys just have a really nice feel to them. Not a lot of wobble. Very responsive. Require a little force to push, but not too much. The depression curve on key pressdown is very even, which is another problem I saw with a lot of the larger mechanical keyboards I tried. Some people like more play in the key, I personally prefer the much more responsive, even curve on these. And on fast typing, once you get used to the keys the play on bottoming out is a tactile joy. I think my only complaint is that G Hub can be kind of a pain to configure, and the Num and Caps Lock button lights (above the F9-F12 keys) are bright enough to potentially provide light for an Eastern European city, and I have not found a way to change them in the software. I just turn Num lock off, and may just get some tape to cover them up, but it's an oversight which may annoy other people like it does me, so worth mentioning. But overall, fantastic gaming and typing keyboard.

I've had two G815 (the wired version of this G915) - these things are bowed out of the box. Doesn't affect performance in any way, but still very strange for a new keyboard to have a visible arch in the middle. While I use a wired keyboard, I use a G903 mouse with Lightspeed wireless - no latency at all, and the battery life's very good.

I've been using the G915 for some time now and I'm very satisfied, battery time is good, especially considering the high APM games that I play. Never noticed any latency whatsoever and no drop outs either.

I have this keyboard (tactile, for about 2 years now) and am very happy with it. I didnt have dropouts (over 1+ meter) but I do notice that the further it is away the faster the battery will go empty. No shine on my keys. I noticed Cyberpunk 2077 keycpas. Havent bought them, but they did look very good.

I had a G512 that died after there was a house leak right above it. Was really annoyed as I didn’t have it long but did made some custom light profiles for my games. Saw the G915 with 43% off on Amazon so just ordered it. Was considering a Keychron but I like the setup I have on G-Hub. Being able to use it with my iPad is a bonus too. Can confirm that mine was curved out the box so I have to assume this is on purpose. Also got an included dongle adapter for the cable.

This was perfect timing, I’m on the verge of ordering this.

I've had mine for about as long as you, ( your first video sold me on it ) and through heavy use it's been phenomenal even spilt a coffee on it tore it down let it dry and it works like the day I bought it

Absolutely adore it myself. I have been buying Logitech flagship mouses about 20 years (starting from MX1000) and have been super happy with them outside of MX Master that had spotty connection. Never had keyboard from them, but the quality and the switch is just about perfect. Not sure I could actually wish for better keyboard for my use.

I've been using the Logitech G703 Lightspeed for over a year now. I was a skeptic to wireless my whole life (for obvious reasons). This thing feels more precise than my Deathadder 2013 which was my gold-standard for mice. The battery life is bonkers too. I've charged it THREE times over the course of the year. THREEEEE!!! Logitech makes some great products these days.