This Should Have Launched FIRST - Logitech G915 TKL Review
The Logitech G915 TKL looks like a tenkeyless version of the standard G915 Lightspeed gaming keyboard but there's a lot more to it. The G915 TKL fixes a lot of the issues & problems we found with the G915 but there's also the price.....and that's still really high.
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For those asking about how we got G-HUB to work, we have a beta version that was given to reviewers before the product was officially on sale. Technically G-HUB SHOULD have been updated by the time the G915 TKL went on sale. We honestly don't know what happened.
That explains everything! I wish they'd drop a version with added support for the TKL as a "stopgap" until they can fully release the next update.
I've been trying all day today as I'm working on my own review of this keyboard. I wasn't part of the reviewers who were given the beta. I also read on Logitech's forum that Logitech has not uploaded the patch for G Hub to recognize G915 TKL yet, until the keyboard's official release date, which should be June 10th I believe... (5 days from now at the time of this comment)
tbh the G Hub is a bad software. Saw too many complaints about the opening loop issue.
I had the first one and couldn’t stand the flimsy low profile key cap feel so I got the apex pro and never looked back.
RobberClobber I’ve been trying to decide between getting this keyboard or the apex pro tkl, I assume you’d definitely recommend the Steelseries over the Logitech? do you think it’s a personal preference thing or is the pro just a better build? if you don’t mind me asking
My eyes: Hmm, nice. My wallet: Hmm, no.
My ears: f*ck no! The keypress sounds horrible.
Brokie
David R. remember, that’s using the tactile switches in this video.
哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈哈 全世界人民原来都一样 one world one wallet
I love how on twitter you responded to a guy asking for a review of this keyboard and you said: "No, It's the same as the full sized one, just tkl" And here we are...
gotta get that youtube paycheck
exposing youtubers lol
And here we are. ;) Basically enough people asked for it that we requested one. Pretty simple. We listen to you guys.
@@HardwareCanucks that's fine. I just renembered that and found it funny lol
microusb at this time in 2020 ... for that price ... i'm out.
@John Doe excuse me for being dumb, but whats the problem with micro usb? is it that its not standard compared to other peripherals, or is it that micro usb has disadvantages compared to usb c?
@@krispydunts1665 Essentially type c has a higher transfer rate for data and has a faster charge rate compared to a micro USB. My phone for example has a type c connection and it charges from 0% to 100% in 45 minutes to an hour.
As much as I love Logitech as a brand, charging obscenely high price but micro USB? when will they learn?
@@Sn0ws519 not every type c port support usb 3.0, some only support usb 2.0, especally mice and keyboards. Still, micro usb on high-end stuffs in 2020 is a big no no Update: about that fast charging thing, it is only happened in most smartphones and mid-range to high-end laptops, not in these peripherals
Yeah this is surprising considering the fact they moved MX Master mouse to Type C, so it's not like they are using micro usb for everything they produce, which would then explain the micro usb choice just because all their products have it....but they actually have type c products.
Been waiting for this keyboard for so long. I've researched the crap out of this and as far as I can tell, there is literally no other keyboard that does the four things this one does: Long battery life, tenkeyless, mechanical, RF wireless. There are plenty of other boards that check 3 of those 4 boxes, but none as far as I know that get all four of them. Low-profile is just a bonus for me.
This is great balance for gamer by night and programmer by day! I loved my Apex 7 tkl with gateron reds but I was making plenty of errors in typing. This solves that problem with the tactile version, plus with bluetooth and wireless connectivity provides that clean minimalist look. It's expensive, but then it's not for the budget conscious.
In 2023, this keyboard is joke. Go look at a REAL mechanical keyboard like the NUPHY air 96.
I really want more wireless TKL keyboards on the market.
Whats the appeal of TKL?
@@agitatedpanda3543 People who never use number pads, want more space on their desk, but still want the non condensed layout of a traditional keyboard. I love tkl keyboards. I could never get on with the percentage keyboards. They are too cramped.
@@agitatedpanda3543 I game from my couch using a couchmaster these days. TKL is the way to go.
I've had both, and got a TKL for ergonomic purpose (more space), then after a while, I realized that I don't use my number keys, for literally anything. So I went full TKL, with that said, don't let wireless gas your head up, pro's play on everything wired, no latency, draws more power which means high light levels, etc. Wired is the way to go, but if you "must" have one, get the g915 either used or renewed, no point in paying full price, especially when you can get other brands like Glorious with better functions and key caps that they sell directly.
@@vandalg282 I do. I must have it wireless. My setup is living room gaming from the sofa.
i bought the standard 915 today and i'm super happy with it. yes it's pricy, but the typing experience is amazing (got the tactile switches), the wireless makes for a super clean looking desk and the keyboard itself just looks superb in my opinion. the volume wheel on mine does have quite some drag, so that seems to be a difference to the TKL version. but they removed the imput lag of the wheel for the normal 915 as well.
It took me a while but I finally subscribed and I really don't know why it took me this long. Great content as always!
That's the first time I ever shook my keyboard.
same
I honestly don't mind the "cheap" feel of the volume roller. I can reach up and flick it down or up really quick while gaming and I don't have to worry about making a bunch of unnecessary clicking/tactile noises. And like you said, the latency is now gone from this AND the previous version, must have been a driver issue or something because now it reacts instantaneously
1:38 AH! THe "N" button is so lopsided!
Yeah. I had to rewind to check myself. What happened there, Dima?
I think i have my answer at 3:30. Sorry for the false start on the comment ;)
I absolutely love the G815, it's amazing. Expensive but given nothing else like is exists it's absolutely worth it. And it definitely doesn't rattle like that.
I have the white version and I use it at work and it’s amazing. It feels awesome, I do prefer the tactile version compared to the clicky. It has a better grip for me; however, both are great. It helps me type so much faster and my fingers don’t experience any type of strain if that even makes sense.
I appreciate the TKL review, I love all reduced key count KBs and patiently wait for these reviews :) That price tho..
thanks for the review, glad i saw it before deciding to buy it. the rattle would've driven me nuts, saved me 200 bucks.
I definitely think the TKL board looks cleaner. Unfortunately I work on too many spreadsheets at work so the original g915 will be the way to go
There’s one big problem they didnt solve. That’s the pricing XD
so, its still shit because of it.
I'm so glad I got away from PC gaming. The prices are disgusting - it's 2020 LMFAO. This is basic shit.
@@mahoobarc1439 pc gaming to what?
Got it for 150 USD on Amazon MX, love it, great keyboard, love the low profile style and here in Mexico even a "cheaper" keyboard is over 100 USD, example: Razer Huntsman TKL 260 USD, so, pretty happy with the purchase, love the videos!
I bought the G815 recently. A bit more affordable, and I just can't get enough of the aesthetics and feel. Couldn't be happier.
2:34 Dimitry has some serious quarantine hair
Isn't it....majestic?
@@HardwareCanucks I'm honestly jealous, stay sexy you guys
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In Sweden this costs 365CAD or 272USD... For that price I can build a custom mech...
Exactly. Logitech thinks they're still in 2012, when their products were good. Nope, it's 2020, and their products fail to deliver quality. Also there's too many of competitors, and for similar "premium" price people can really build top-tier custom keyboards (or order if you're lazy). I like how you, people in Sweden, use canadian currency, btw.
@@anatolyivanov890 but dimitri himself said that there's no competition for logitech for wireless low-profile mech keyboards. hence why they're so damn expensive atm.
@박근우 honestly gaming keyboards dont need to be wireless unless you REALLY REALLY hate cables. Mouse is understandable cuz of the cable drag or like having to using a mouse bungee to like manage the cable as well as having to see how much slack you gotta have and so on and on and on and on keyboards pretty much stay stationary all the way anyways.
"A" custom mech? hell you can even build two with that mucg money
@@qibcentricsplayground2043 I really REALLY hate cables. Having a wireless mouse and a wired keyboard sitting next to it, that's just aesthetically wrong on so many levels.
Thank you for this well made review. This feedback it is really appreciated!
got this on sale for black friday, freaking steal for what this keyboard offers in quality and performance
Waiting for a TKL version of the G815, personally.
That price. Damn. Ill stay with my alt customs.
I'll stick with my hhkb with this price tag
Get your bread up😤
me stick with Kbd75v2 with Kailh Box Red too. No rattle at freaking all...
I have the full size G915 and Keychron V2. (Both with blues). Here's my little review. I picked up the g915 at a local tech shop about 2 weeks ago for a pretty good deal at $200. The Keychron v2 was my main keyboard for about 2 months. The Keychron has this common issue where if you were to lightly push down on the key, the key would register without activating the "actuation point" physically on the keyboard. I personally didn't mind it too much, but it would sometimes get annoying when typing because I would rest my thumbs on the space bar, and randomly activating it. Battery life of the Keychron was around a solid 4-5 days before a recharge. The g915 on the other hand feels like what the Keychron could've been. The keys don't randomly actuate due to pressure, and overall the typing experience was much better. Keys feel very satisfying and I find that I type faster and more accurately with the g915 than ANY other keyboard I have ever used. I'm usually around the 80-90WPM mark with other keyboards, but with the g915, I got 98wpm on my first ever use. Battery life on this thing is fantastic. After a HEAVY week of use, the battery is at 43%.
Just got mine today and it's GORGEOUS. I don't think I can ever switch back to anything else.
Could you review the Keychron K1 v4 TKL, would be a great comparison with this one :)
Thank you that was exactly what I was thinking about
yeah, I'd love to watch that. The K1 has come a long way since the first generation, with some nice improvements in this 4th version, including curved keycaps instead of flat ones. Surprisingly, there are very few videos about the K1, even though the brand received good notoriety with the K2.
Sorry my hhkb is 10x better then this
Comparing a 239$ with a 69$ one ?
Cody Fournell CSRF for about 230$ i would purchase a Leopold or something else except this one
I finally took the plunge on the linear version of this keyboard. Horribly expensive, but it's been fantastic for gaming and it's just a joyous typing experience - my accuracy is so much higher on this keyboard, and I can truly touch-type. The keycaps on my board have minimal rattle and waaay less than the version you reviewed - not sure if that's a difference between the linear and tactile versions, or whether they've changed something since the review. It's a beautifully engineered piece of kit and it feels so good to type on your just want to keep using it. So yeah, I feel a bit guilty for spending so much on a keyboard, but it's such a pleasing experience I don't regret it. :)
i got the same exact feeling after i got it.
You used guilty and no regret in the same sentence
The media control key is really good so the form factor is really good. However, as you will often need to charge it, by not having usb-c suck is kind of a deal-breaker. Here will kind of be the perfect keyboard for me - TKL - PBT keycaps - Low profile - USB-C - Media Keys (Especially volume wheel) - Good stabilizer - Backlight (White or RGB)
I got mine for $198. Still kinda expensive but definitely feels worth it. Being able to go wireless at will, swapping between my desktop to phone with a button press turns out to be more useful than I thought at first. I realized that I only use the number pad when... entering credit card information into a website to buy something. So I'm glad I waited and didn't get the full sized version.
Remember when a good simple mechanical keyboard with cherry MX black and backlighting was around 85$ ? Pepperidge farm remembers.
Ducky, Varmillo, and Leopolds still have those
@@stefanusrianto8781 not distributed in my country unfortunately :)
I got my razer blackwidow lite for 70$ on sale last december. Clean and simple, good switches.
They should release a G915 V2 with Kailh Choc V2 switches (traditional MX stem) and a standard bottom row... these things made me run away from the G915/TKL.
Starlord strikes again! Thanks for a great review!
you should do a comparison between this and the cheaper options from havit and gamdias, as they use the same switches, but at a much lower pricepoint, and they are wired. but i have been wanting to see a low-profile roundup for a while now
Micro USB instead USB C to keep the price down...but it's already expensive lol
Was on the fence for the standard 915, then made my mind and bought an Hyperx Alloy Origins: I absolutely love it, awesome build quality and feel, plus I saved a good chunck of money.
I like how the new G203 Lightsync peaks in the background :)
Most BEAUTIFUL quality videos ever always. Just. Love watching your videos
This is by far the worst keyboard to get for that price point and you highlighted those issues pretty well, appreciate it
Good. Now Logitech, do TKL for MX Keys!
You guys are awesome! I've been watching your reviews for years. Way to go brothers!
Great review!
What alternatives are there for this keyboard minus wireless? I want a TKL RGB, I use cherry red switches.
hyperx origin core. its low profile but not as low profile as the g915, but its much cheaper, has amazing build quality (caps r kinda meh but its not too bad), has usb c instead of micro usb, and has hyperx custom switches instead of the generic cherry mx. really recommend it, im ordering one with aqua switches soon :) edit: typo
@@bakedbrotatoes wow this reply came at the perfect time. mine just got delivered today, and holy $hit this thing is so nice. it feels and sounds so much smoother than my previous kb (was using the e-element z88, had pretty bad construction). rgb is super bright, and the entire thing feels like a brick. keycaps are actually much better than some reviews have made it sound (although they are abs so if u dont like the shiny look they develop over time then it might be a good idea to pick up a pbt cap set). really recommend this :DDD
I just dont get how Logitech STILL relies on MicroUSB! We have 2020 goddamnit, I really wanted to buy this. But never ever will I spend 230$ in 2020 for a MicroUSB keyboard. Thanks for nothing Logitech!
that is just the cherry on top the whole piece of trash this keyboard trying to be
They have to hold back this keyboard somehow that way they have a better keyboard to sell next year
@@braydennturner Yeah, indeed when other companies follow suit and bring out their own version of low-profile wireless tkl's then Logitech is gonna release an even better version of it. But I guess, not including type C was still a big miss for Logitech especially given the fact that it's $200+. They probably would have sold much more had they included type C.
It's not even their actually decent Micro USB implementation from the G900
It would make no difference on the keyboard.
Just got it, my favorite keyboard ever!
You came here to see the impression of the keyboard, than below you read chat, and find bargain similar or better keyboards.. Just briliant!
Me: shaking my Durgod K320. Durgod: nothing.
I feel they did the right thing in releasing the full size keyboard first, cause full size keyboards are awesome and they really don't take up that much more space.
They do. And they shift everything too much out to the left. To my liking
@@morten1 To me it's too much shifted to the right, I often click m1 accidentally when doing swipes to the left because it hits the right side of my g105. This is more of a space limitation issue than the keyboard's fault but I rarely use the numpad so a TKL makes perfect sense in my case.
Looks amazing! Now I just need it with white keycaps
Just bought this for $130 on sale. Very good keyboard, love the feel. Thought I'd not like the smaller keycaps but it's so much nicer actually. The volume bar is a nice adjustment and the RGB is nice. Good battery life. If the deal breaker is the micro USB cable like some people, then stop complaining lol.
No UCB-C, keyboard rattle for a £200+ price point big F. ABS plastic....... like cmon logitech, ever since the G910 phased out with the arrival of the G512's your quality has gone down and pricing has gone way up. sorry but this is a major step backwards. Heck I would like to see a wired version of this for a much cheaper price but as usual wireless adds another £50+ to the price. Oh and the Ghub software........ so many problems with this 'alpha' piece of software
at that price I'd totally rather buy a custom 75% keyboard with Novelkeys switches which is either Sakurios or Gateron Ink Reds, decent GMK stabilizers, decent PBT DSA profile keycaps. Oh yea and using type C cable of course!
W8 whats wrong with ghub? Havent had a problem with my g703 hero
@@jayjaygolden5123 you serious........ damn your lucky. so many problems with ghub ranging from the constant loading logo bug (requires reinstall) features missing from Ghub that were previously found in LGS (profile locking) and I dont mean persistent profiles. LGS allowed you to lock profiles 'while in use' Ghub removed this option. Ghub updater sometimes 'just fails' like no warning/error etc. it will just 'try' to install a new update and vanish without ever reinstalling the software. Removing 'scanned' applications is not possible......... like wtf. cannot remove the default profiles found when you create a 'new application profile' so you basically have double profiles (if your using backups) Everytime i have to use my backup profiles saved to to cloud. they always create a 'second' profile and leave the default one in the application profile. go to delete and its greyed out. Just go on reddit and have a look.
@@123TheCloop What do you mean exactly with profile locking? I can switch and edit onboard profiles if thats what you mean. I guess a lot of these also aren't relavent for me..It's a mouse, i set a DPI and i'm done lol.
@@123TheCloop I honestly love GHUB. Have never had any issue with it. Corsair software on the other hand. Hot fucking garbage.
229 $ ? Guess I'm buying Corsair K63 then.
Good review and visuals
Knew this video was coming after seeing the lil teaser in the fractal define 7 compact video! :D
if this was 60% it would be my end game keyboard... I will continue to pray to the Logitech Gods
Have they ever released one?
@@Optimistas777 no but there's such a huge market for them now it suprising they haven't at least tested the waters
I only know bluetooth keyboards in the 60% form factor... thats sad. logitech or razer could create a pretty good 60% low latency wireless keyboard.
Rog falchion is the new killer on the market
I stop when he say.. micro usb instead of usb c .. NOPE BUYING!
And that too for 220 bucks
Logitech been pumping up the prices especially after launching their G branding. Some of their stuff are good but not exceeding the competition or best in class, but always priced higher
1:08 are you planning to review that keyboard above the g915 tkl? I've seen it on Kickstarter and it looks good
You say that there aren't any other low profile bluetooth keyboard while there is te keychron k1 wireless for only 70 dollars
ikr...i saw the price tag and stopped the video right there.... my PC is budget so this is definitely not for me
With much better switches, build quality, and keycaps that don't rattle like a $20 chinese knockoff... BuT mUh LiGhTsPeEd!!1!
Would never pay that much for this tbh
I have the full size version for almost three months and I never experienced a delay with the wheel
I got this on sale (UK Amazon, 35% off!) And it arrives tomorrow. Super excited
4:01 Thank me later.
i love the shit out of my G403. But the quality of this thing just by hearing the key rattle and typing test makes me want to vomit.
Is there an alternative to this with same specs? Wireless, RGB, full keys, low profile, brown switches. Not really concerned of the price but of the switches used in this keyboard.
I own the full sized g915 and i will never get a better keyboard in a long time so glad i got this
Very good keyboard but just waay to expensive. Deal breaker for many
Abs keycaps with thin non-standard legs, rattling spacebar, bad stabilizers, frame resonates. Very good for sure. And all that for 230. *Laughs in leopold fc660c*.
@@Kaylas1821 it's good enough for me. If this was like 170~ I'd definitely buy it. Coz i travel a lot and need something like this. I hate laptop keyboards
@@mudassirkhan2572 anne pro 2. 2) that's why logitech's keyboards are still overpriced trash. Because some consumers think that 170 for a low quality components is ok.
Its actually a pretty trash keyboard but master race companies ftw. The stabs are trash, the switches when typing fast has loud ping, amd the kehcaps look and feel cheap as fuck. You could build a much much better kehboard for less.
The real deal-breaker for a lot of people is not including USB type-C.
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It's a pity they didn't use the new Kailh Choc V2 switches which have an improved round crosspoint stem. The improved stem looks like it would result in more durable and stable keycaps.
Bought my first tkl because of this review. Thank you. My only gripe with the price point is I wish the secondaries on the key caps would be part of the rgb. I mean it is 2020s right?
This keyboard should cost 1/10 of the original price. It is ridiculous. I bought it and used it for couple months and I was so disappointed. NOTHING about this keyboard is worth the price. Keycaps and switches suck. They are wobbly unpleasant to type on and the noise is just horrible. Ergonomy is mediocre and RGB is nothing special. ... and don't let me start on G-HUB. I sold mine and bought low profile Keychron and with the money I had left I bought my wife Ben&Jerry. Seriously don't buy it. It is NOT worth it.
*_>_**_0:45_* *_>229$_* *_>Click out of the video_*
Dope, great review. I love the lightspeed products by logitech. Just wishing they were you know $50 cheaper lol.
The improvements you mention on the TKL - have they not gone back and improved the full size? For example the battery?
- 230$ - micro usb - non standarized bottom row - most rattling stabilizers I have heard since a while - abs (with very fragile legs) - some random switches (they could at least use Cherry Mx) Like wtf, Logitech... How about visiting r/Mk and getting some information about what people expect from 2020 keyboard? Or just look at Ducky?
Kaihl are no random switches AND NO cherry is getting bad and lazy at this point in its innovation which was taken from ALPS
Cherry Ultra Low Profile is quite nice but they're kinda loud and have a lot if pinging noise from the spring.
As soon as I heard microUSB they lost my interest at this day and age
I love the G915 keyboard series, but micro usb in 2020 is an indefensible oversight, especially at this price point. I also really want the secondary functions lit up on the keys. Those aren't bad enough to make me switch to a different keyboard, but they would take the 915 from "wow, this is a great keyboard" to "omfg this is the best keyboard ever".
Hey just got mine yesterday. Thats also my first mechanical keyboard too. I am experiencing the wobbling you mentioned as well. How did you connect yours to Ghub? I have a G903 logitech Maus that connected instantly there but i cant get to connect this keyboard to it. Do you have any suggestions? Thumbs up for the video , i have the keyboard and everything mentioned is what i experience as well.
$229 and with micro-usb No Thanks
Damn it, I got the full-sized one almost a year ago! i wanted the TKL version so much! But I will probably get over it knowing that its just as expensive. Phew.
Wow they actually listened. Keep it rolling people we need that wireless g303 🙂
i love that the price hasnt dropped a penny in 2 years
Currently in the UK, the full version is on offer on Amazon, so cheaper than the TKL. I want a TKL. Just made my decision a lot tougher
I just wish they would have used the Cherry mx low profile switches, so that the keycaps would be more stable. Now it's up to Corsair to release a TKL version of it's K70 RGB MK.2 Low Profile keyboard.
wonder how these mainsteam KB compares to Varmilo, Ducky, leopold. Hopefully u can make a video comparing these. Can find much videos regarding this
It's annoying, but you can fix the keycap rattle by putting a piece of paper (I used index cards) on top of the switch stem. Just one layer is enough to tighten up the fit and get rid of the rattle. Then lube the stabilizers and it's quite nice.
I'm more interested in MX keys TKL version.. I'm using the full version currently, moved from Apple keyboards (for the past 13 years) and loving it. It's the best low profile keyboard I ever used.. and I've had many of them :)
Was that the GK68XS from the new Kickstarter in the comparison b roll?
I can tell you now my white G915 I just received doesn’t have the rattling issue. The board is perfect!
Do you know if any of the changes made to the TKL (volume roller and the shaved edges) have been implemented in the standard version yet?
Remember the G710+? Now that was a keyboard ahead of its time
Hast thou considered the corsair K63 Wireless has a competitor? I got this keyboard recently for mm $90 and I LOVE it.
The volume delay problem was not a problem(ish)! This is an issue with windows and some specific audio drivers or devices. I have a G915 and when I have my headphones selected, the volume does lag a little bit when scrolling, but when switched to my speaker, it doesn't lag at all
This is so close to perfect. It’s just the low form key caps I’m not sure about. What has been people’s experience of them?
Was about to buy this... gonna wait for v2 and see how that looks
Same tbh..
This is the perfect keyboard for me. Wireless, light, low profile, backlit key caps, and with media controls which i can't leave without since I love them so much on my g810. Still what is this annoying rattle. Does it happen also with the linear switches? Also does it have to use its own usb receiver, or the one I already use for a g pro wireless mouse is enough for both the mouse and keyboard?
how did you get G pro hub software to see the keyboard? we were told that it wouldnt be updated until the official release date .. please tell me!
Also, the text on the keycaps is barely visible without backlighting. If anyone can't remember exactly where all the keys are you better get used to it or have backlighting on all with sleep mode disabled to drain the battery even faster.