Logitech G G515 LIGHTSPEED TKL Low Profile Wireless Gaming Keyboard

I’ve been using the Logitech G G515 LIGHTSPEED TKL for a while now, and it’s been excellent from day one. The low-profile design feels really comfortable and makes typing much quicker and smoother compared to bulkier keyboards. It has a nice modern look without taking up too much desk space. The wireless connection has been flawless so far. It feels just as responsive as a wired keyboard, whether gaming or working, and I haven’t noticed any lag at all. Battery life has also been very solid, which is always a big plus with wireless gear. The keys feel crisp and satisfying to press, with a great balance between speed and comfort. The TKL layout is ideal for giving more mouse room while still keeping all the important keys easily accessible. Build quality feels premium and sturdy, and the RGB lighting looks clean and customizable without being over the top. Overall, this is a fantastic keyboard if you want something compact, responsive, and comfortable for both gaming and everyday use. Definitely one of the better keyboards I’ve used recently.

Bought this as my much loved G915 tkl lightspeed decided it didn’t like key caps that stayed together any more and the left arrow key was no longer needed. I was sceptical at first but I have to say after an re4r sesh it has made a fan out of me. The feel of the keys are very nice, they have the textured feel to them, the switches are smooth and compared to the g915 they feel pretty solid and don’t have the wobble (if you know, you know). The function keys (or lack of) worried me a little at first, but there are still fn keys that work surprisingly well. The back light is pretty bright so no complaints there either. The keyboard for a tiny thing it is tho is pretty heavy, surprised me a little. Lastly it looks really nice on the desk and feels overall very solid under the hand's. Defo worth the money if your into low profile tkl.

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 !

The keyboard itself is excellent. It feels premium, types beautifully, switches seamlessly between devices and has great battery life. Unfortunately, G HUB is one of the most confusing pieces of software I’ve used. A simple task like setting a fixed backlight for Bluetooth took hours of trial and error because the documentation is poor and the workflow is far from intuitive. If you plan to use this with a work laptop where you can’t install G HUB, be prepared for frustration. Once configured it’s a fantastic keyboard, but Logitech really needs to simplify the software and improve the documentation.

Simply Brilliant...So tactile...its addictive. Ah..!the lovely noise. Its the modern equivulent of the typer writer sound on the intro to the "Series Murder She Wrote.." It makes standard office wireless keyboards look and feel like a large old school calculator. They are crap by comparison. Seriously, it is a bit expensive but totally worth it honestly. Solidly built. Get the Logitech wireless mouse as well. Both, together. Its like driving an F1 car compared to a basic Ford Fiesta. Fast, precise, effortless. This is next level, and I am not a gamer.

I’m a heavy user who demands absolute precision, and after trying to force myself to like the older G915 for weeks, I had to scrap it. The keys on that older model were loose and had a rubbish, unstable wobble that caused constant double-typing and errors. The G515 completely fixed that issue. The low-profile tactile switches on this board are stabilized perfectly. It took a little bit of practice to get used to the exact tactile reset threshold, but once my muscle memory dialed in, the double-typing stopped completely. If you are doing long sessions of data entry or calculations where you can't afford accidental inputs, this is the rhythm you want. The physical build is excellent, it feels tight, fluid, and premium under your fingers, especially when paired with a good haptic mouse. Logitech MX 4 But the real game-changer is the remapping capability via the software. I’ve completely customized the navigation cluster (Print, Scroll Lock, Pause/Break, Page Up/Down, Insert, and Home) to handle my entire sound system routing. With single keypresses, I can skip tracks, control volume, or instantly switch my audio output between my high-power external desktop amplifier and my monitor's integrated speakers when I want to shut the amp down and let it stay cool. It is highly compact, incredibly enjoyable to use, and easily the best low-profile keyboard on the market right now. If you're on the fence because of past low-profile designs, get this one. It's excellent.

Never owned a decent keyboard before but I absolutely love this. So much customisation in the software. Very responsive over the WiFi connection. Can't find anything to complain about here. Lights on the keys are great at night too 😍

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.

This is a quality keyboard feels and looks great extremely happy with it