Logitech G Announces G915 TKL, Tenkeyless Gaming Wireless Keyboard
Logitech G announced today the Logitech G915 TKL Tenkeyless LIGHTSPEED Wireless RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, offering the same core technologies and experience of the G915, in a smaller tenkeyless form factor.
The G915 TKL delivers high performance LIGHTSPEED wireless technology, LIGHTSYNC RGB and low profile mechanical gaming switches for an unrivaled ultra-thin design with superior performance and precision gameplay - all with up to 40 hours of battery life. All of these technologies and innovations have been carefully engineered into one of the industry's thinnest mechanical keyboards and Logitech G's most advanced mechanical gaming keyboard to date.
"Since the launch of the original Logitech G915, the community has consistently asked for the same technology in a compact, tenkeyless design," said Ujesh Desai, vice president and general manager of Logitech Gaming. "The G915 TKL combines LIGHTSPEED Wireless, RGB lighting and amazing battery life in a sleek, ultra-thin design that creates a new standard for gaming keyboards."
With all the vital keys for gaming, the Logitech G915 TKL fits into smaller gaming spaces and can be easily carried to LAN events or a friend's house. It also features a space to store the LIGHTSPEED Wireless dongle on the back of the keyboard. Without the number pad, you get extra space to bring your mouse closer to your keyboard, bring your hands closer together and your body more centered for improved comfort and fit, an important aspect for many gamers.
This premium keyboard features Logitech G's award-winning LIGHTSPEED Wireless technology for a lightning fast, pro-grade 1 ms report rate and up to 135 days of non-stop wireless gaming with lighting turned off (assuming eight hours of play per day). For the first time, Logitech G features LIGHTSPEED on a tenkeyless wireless keyboard with LIGHTSYNC RGB lighting enabled. With LIGHTSYNC, you can be personalized across approximately 16.8 million colors through Logitech G HUB Advanced Gaming Software for the most immersive RGB gaming experience. With RGB colorwave enabled, gamers can play for 40 hours, non-stop on a single charge.
The G915 TKL mechanical gaming keyboards feature Logitech G's high-performance, low-profile GL mechanical key switches that are half the height of standard mechanical key switches for 25 percent faster actuation (versus 2.0 mm actuation in standard switches) and a more comfortable typing experience. Available in choices of GL Linear, GL Tactile or GL Clicky switches to match play preferences, the linear version provides a smooth keystroke, while the tactile version gives discernible actuation for gamers who prefer direct feedback. The clicky version offers an audible typing experience with tactile feedback, so you can annoy roommates or proudly show off your gamer cred!
Pricing and Availability
The Logitech G915 TKL Tenkeyless LIGHTSPEED Wireless RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is expected to be available on LogitechG.com and at global retailers in June 2020 for suggested retail prices of $229.
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Pre order on Logitech website £200 ! They are having a laugh
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Leary. I have mixed feelings about my recent expensive, wireless, Logitech backlit keyboard. There are not many wireless, backlit keyboards at all, so I bring this up.
I bought an MX Keys (and an MX Master 3). Each are $100, "Professional" grade... and they are really nice... but the MX Keys has some little issues that bug me. The biggest one is the volume keys. If pressed just right (too fast, too long) the volume will go to maximum or minimum with the keyboard repeatedly sending that signal until you cycle keyboard power. It's like the key gets stuck even though it physically cannot. The back-lighting doesn't retain setting (1-7) properly in bluetooth mode. Bluetooth mode also renders the keyboard unusable for a few seconds at login, preventing login. I ended up just using the wireless dongle making the bluetooth functionality almost pointless.
I'm hoping those issues can be resolved with better software. It's making this otherwise fantastic keyboard difficult to use as my daily driver. I would consider this new G-board but I will wait to see if it has growing pains. I want a good wireless/backlit board. There are only a handful of choices.
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$230 and still microUSB. Meanwhile, $50 mechanical keyboards come with USB-C. Good job, Logitech. Also, if the keycaps are anything like the ones on the G915, they will break quite easily.
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I bought the G915 around 5 months ago and I have had problems since day one. Now about a month ago it has been OK. Logitech G Hub software is horrible.
My primary focus was to get wireless and 2 device connection with same keybaord, so I can quickly switch between my Home PC and work laptop. But what I don't use are the extra G keys on the left and the numpad on the right. The keyboard is HUGE, and would love to get TKL version. So i can easily play competitvely and not hit my keybaord on the right side with my mouse.
But the lack of USB type C and the price of 223 for LESS keybaord... no way Logitech!
And as far as I know the wired version G815 still has so many problems. Check the internet befoe buying Logitech horrible keyboards!
This sould cost max 110 USD if even that!
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so basically a G915 without the programmable keys and the numpad.