Logitech G915

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

Slim, sturdy build ; Comfortable low-profile switches ; Easy switching between wireless dongle or Bluetooth connection

No G keys for programming ; No wrist rest or USB passthrough ; Expensive

The Logitech G915 TKL takes our favorite wireless gaming keyboard and makes it cheaper and smaller. With a slim but sturdy, portable frame and the option to easily switch from PC to PC and snappy low-price switches, it’s the premium wireless tenkeyless...

Comfortable, low-profile keys ; Good for gaming and typing alike ; Beautiful slim design ; Easy to switch between Lightspeed and Bluetooth

Expensive ; Keys show marks easily ; No pass-through ; No wrist rest

A brilliantly devised, happy medium between quick and comfortable gaming performance and stable typing, with grown-up looks and all the gaming features you'd want.

Attractive, low-profile design ; Good build quality ; Plenty of convenient media keys and controls ; Excellent wireless performance and battery life

Very expensive ; Extra macro keys add unnecessary length to the keyboard ; No wrist rest

“The Logitech G915 TKL is an expensive gaming keyboard, but it easily earns its price.”

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.

Bottom Line: 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.

Great feel;Extremely configurable;Good battery life;Can use Bluetooth if preferred

Secondary key markings very low contrast and hard to make out

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

Overly sensitive buttons ; Logitech G Hub in general ; Expensive

I can’t recommend the G915 TKL for most people, but if you’re willing to pay a premium price, you’ll get a premium product in return.

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.

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.