Logitech G815 LIGHTSYNC RGB Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

I was in two minds if I should go for the wired or wireless version, and after watching many reviews on YouTube, I decided that the wired version was more than adequate for my needs. This keyboard is very compact; however, this is great as it fits comfortably on my desk and looks superb. I love the clicky keys, and they are so responsive, and this makes typing highly accurate and fast, the response time is second to none and by far the best I have ever used. The slim profile is brilliant, and I am so impressed with how Logitech has managed to pull this off without compromising performance and functionality. The sound control is genius as is the adjustable lighting and built-in media controls, this is by far my best keyboard to date, and I would recommend it.

Since getting the Logitech G502 Hero mouse, I was very pleased by Logitech and I wanted to get a matching keyboard with my mouse. I found the G815 and even though I could of got myself the G915, i was concerned about wireless gaming as I am very competitive when I come to my gaming and always trusted the wire. The unpacking is nice experience and the keyboard itself is amazing. The low profile design is wonderful for typing, gaming and puts less strain on your wrist as the keycaps are much lower. You can choose three different versions of the G815 and the G915, which change the keyswitches on the keyboard. You can get tactile, linear or clicky switches. I went with clicky switches and my ears love them as well as the feel. However, depending on how you like your switches is up to you and you should do some research beforehand. Overall i love this product, both keyboard and mouse fit perfectly with each other. You can also sync up the rgb with any other logitech gear that you have.

This is the absolute best mechanical keyboard that I have ever owned. I've owned a few Corsairs (Strafe and K70) with Cherry MX Red, Brown, Blue and Silent switches. I've also had the Roccat Vulcan 120 (Low Profile), the Razer Huntsman, the Razer Ornata (kinda low profile), and more recently, I bought the K70 mk.2 Low Profile which is an absolute delight as well, but this one is just the best. Absolutely amazing ergonomics, the clickly key press is absolutely amazing, and the low profile is just unmatched. This is exactly what I had been looking for a while, and boy... it delivers! Unfortunately, there is only one problem that I have with it right now which is that one of my keys (E) is double tapping, and I only have had it for like 2 weeeks. This is most likely because I game A LOT, and I play Yasuo on League of Legends at Diamond ranked level which requires you to constantly and rapidly press E, so that is most likely the reason. I will probably return this unit, but don't get me wrong, I will get it again, and if the next one also fails, I would return it over and over and over, until I get a good unit, cause this product is definitely worth it. Hope this helps.

If you because you always buy illuminated keyboards for typing in the dark as i do please bear in mind that you have to know what all the key shift options are as they are NOT illuminated. After over 20 years online telling people i am trying to improve my typing skills i still have to look to type and have no idea where anything is i cant actually see. Apart from that the keyboard has been completely reliable unlike the much more expensive one that it was bought to replace

Feeling is great, I love to type on this keyboard. Only downsides would be the G Hub software, it is pretty crappy. Also the volume wheel is "free rolling" instead of increments, I don't use it much because of that.

So basically I got one of the used ones discounted from £170 to £70 when I received it it looked brand new. No boxing but that doesn’t matter When it comes to the keyboard in general it’s amazing it’s exactly what I was looking for when it came Clicky switches as I wanted something that felt similar to my laptop so switching from my laptop to my pc (which had membrane before) doesn’t feel ass. It feels so satisfying and I know this is an unpopular opinion when it comes to the clicky switches but it sounds amazing too 🔥🔥 The only negative I’ve found with it so far is there’s a bit of wobble on all the keys due to how the keycaps connect I would be slightly more annoyed if I had to buy this at full price but it is what it is tbh it still types good

For a guy who is a keyboard collector.... And have had logitechs , daskeyboards, IBM's, Fujitsu's plus countless other gaming mechanicals.... This is my favourite. Pricey.... Software needs work....and isn't greatly user accomodating but the hardware is wonderful. Their roamer switches I prefer to all others.

You take the board out of the box, it's got a nice weight to it, a beautiful finish. Feels good. Absolute joy to type on; very satisfying, just the right amount of travel. Feels well planted on your desk. The volume control is amazing when you get used to it. They have not messed with the standard key layout in any way... which is just amazing, not enough of this. Even the USB extension is fantastic; it's well shielded and gives you a great connection to mobiles, etc at a distance. But then the issues. Out of the box it flashes this rainbow RGB at you... there's no default "shut up" setting without the software. There's a great big "G" logo in the top left event blinding you or it being 100% off (where you can't see the markings) The extra buttons are just awful - there's no tactile feedback so you must just mash them till it registers. It feels like a toy. A great big flash shiny toy for streamers, and not particularly conducive to getting stuff done. "Okay" you think to yourself, it'll be fine when I install the software. The software's bad. - it's incredibly bloated - it's a giant advert - It's not remotely intuitive - it uses nonstandard widgets so you're often not sure where to cick. - when it asks if you want to share your data with logitech, there's no close button unless you opt in - on my pc it just about works. on my mac it doesn't see the board, so it RGB's *constantly* - When you contact support it asks for your G Hub version, mine says "Version: " (no number) - There is *NO* way to uninstall the software. Not hyperbole. There is no uninstaller. - Logi support are spectacularly unhelpful btw. Found a construction flaw in a mouse preventing it from being usable due to unclipped component legs and all I got was "thanks, we'll forward that to the engineers" - no refund. Your profile isn't stored on the keyboard btw, if you switch over to mac or whatever, you need the software to actually work. If you reinstall, time to re-make everything. Plug it into your laptop or xbox? Gotta do it again. Lame effort. The G keys get in your way. If you're doing a lot of 3D work you rest your hand near WASD, but on the desk. Can't do that here. I had to remove mine. It looks awful, but the board is usable. Every so often it starts typing to itsself. If they'd made a version that wasn't for kids, it'd be my favourite keyboard ever. - Lose the G keys: we have hundreds of others from which to make combos - make the media keys tactile - *remove* the rgb entirely, or at least default to something less annoying. On mac my options are "rgb at you constantly" or "can't see the keys because it's not painted on, it's a dark transparent window" Feels like someone at the company set out to make a fantastic device. Then it was ruined by committee "Oh hey, 12% of users want obnoxious RGB, so add that as the default so it looks annoying in shops" "our users are kids, so we can go to town making the G Hub non GDPR compliant" "let's add extra media keys like it's 1997 again, people love when extra keys get in the way" I wouldn't care if it wasn't so close to perfection. Avoid.