G515 LIGHTSPEED TKL Low Profile Wireless Gaming Keyboard, LIGHTSYNC RGB, Thin Tenkeyless Design, PBT Keycaps, Tactile Mechanical Switches, QWERTY UK English Layout - Black

Logitech doesn't dissapoint. Very reliable and rugged design. The lightspeed G515 is also very responsive to applications and has great features and versatile function keys. Very easy to use for beginners and more settings for the enthusiasts. whisper quiet and the perfect weight so it doesn't feel like a diving board when pressing on it. Love the lights !

Absolutely love this keyboard and tried a few others from Razer, Roccat etc. The whole keyboard feels premium, and the keycaps are fantastic quality. The lighting effects are great, with lots of different options and can save the config directly to the keyboard memory too without needing the GHub software. It's also got infinitely programmable keys, any key can be assigned to perform a macro or do any other function you can think of, with multiple layers. It's definitely overkill for my needs but great to have these options. Wireless performance is excellent and the keys feel great to type on for me personally (it's all subjective). The keys are also the quietest I've ever used for a mechanical keyboard if that's something you are looking for. The keyboard itself is small and slim which makes typing on it a pleasure. According to GHub, with my current default lighting effect, the wireless battery is estimated to last 43 hours. With lighting off I imagine it can last a lot longer.

Prior to this keyboard, I have owned a G915, which I found to be ok (great volume dial!), but quite a hard keybed, and ultimately, a few keys came lose (and they are not interchangeable). I then went onto a Nuphy keyboard, which had beautiful keys, but too close together (i.e. typing mistakes!) Now on the G515, and I think it's striking a good balance so far - the keybed is a little 'softer' than the 915. The keys are responsive and not too noisy. The low profile is good, but you can also raise it a bit. The TKL layout with clearly-separated arrow keys is ergonomic. The shine-through keycaps are fantastic! Great for late night flight simulatings ;-) But also perfect for my work as a software developer. And the battery seems quite good - over a week's use before the need to plug-in. Although there is no direct multi-device support, I've arranged it to connect to my work laptop via bluetooth, and home PC via wifi, and that works fine with the quick buttons at the top. Overall, I think this is a good compromise keyboard on size, functions, keys etc. I think they've struck a good balance, and the price isn't too bad in a competitive market.

Great keyboard and mouse, feels good to use amd the lighting setups are good, mouse could be heavier but highly recommended

Ideal lightweight mechanical keyboard as long as you prefer low profile feel. As a gamer coming from a Corsair MK2 K95, the caps felt too low & uncomfortable with an almost cell membrane texture with the caps. I would recommend if you prefer keyboards similar to Apple wireless keyboard with the thin, quiet feeling, but as a gamer I prefer better high cap “responsive” switches that have a better feel when interacting. It’s a personal preference, it’s better to try than deny. It wasn’t for me, but it’ll be perfect for others.

Incredible. Replacing a TKL Steel Series wired. I can feel the quality improvement with this keyboard. The tactile keys are great, with no major noise from them. I’ve tried a lot of peripherals for my PC over the years and I’ve found my way to Logitech for my speakers, wireless mouse, and now this. No regrets. Excellent all round

I did not realise how useful this keyboard would be to me for replacing having two separate Logitech keyboards - one wired to my main PC and one to a laptop for work (I actually miss using both of the original ones I was using daily for many years (1 Mechanical and 1 with rubber domed keys between the 2 sets) - which I still have - as both were in use for 5 & 7 years respectively [since covid-19 struck]). This keyboard serves both gaming and home office workloads without any major issues. Namely: I can play without needing the numpad's 10 keys - so I have more mouse space to game with, and the keys are not too mushy [so I can type for office work accurately and don't have any extra spelling errors compared to my previous wired/wireless combo]. There is a button to the top left corner which looks like a wireless icon, and that serves your dongle. Then there is a bluetooth button next to it - it takes about 1 to 2 seconds for the keyboard to switch between devices/modes. I think the first button is the 'Lightspeed' button. Then there's a 3rd button which I never use - I think its for maybe recording a Macro or something - unsure! Haha - perhaps worth reading the manual online if you are curious! The backlighting is bright enough for me but you might want a brighter one - as just the letters are lit up - not the whole backlighting effect of other keyboards (where it radiates). At the same time, this simple backlighting is my preference so that's good for me. In terms of Weight - it is light enough to take in a laptop bag, and the dongle fits in the rear [underneath] securely. But its heavy at the same time [i.e. it doesn't get pushed around easily ever by accident]. The battery life is acceptable - maybe once a month or 3 weeks I'll be charging it, sometimes double that if not that much in use.

Completely died after a year of use. The product page now flags this as a "frequently returned item" so I suspect a lot of people are getting faulty models. It was a really nice keyboard before it died.