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Considering that my current mechanical keyboard has lasted me 7 years and counting, and that it's something you use literally every day... I'd say it's worth the investment. Definetily know what you mean though :P
2:44 Logitech did not, in fact, make their own low-profile switches. Those are standard Kailh Choc switches, you can even see the Kailh logo on the switch housing. This is actually a good thing, as Choc switches are pretty great, especially the clicky ones. I recently got done lubing a linear Choc keyboard, and it's the happiest I've been with any low-profile keyboard I've ever laid my fingers on. I'm glad to see them getting more use, but I'm disappointed to see that they won't be getting the kind of exposure I'd like for them due to Logitech calling them GL Switches. These aren't even a custom variant like the Choc blue switches seen on the Havit KB395L, these are just straight up, bog standard, regular-ass Chocs (which, again, is good) so there's no justification for it.
I got the keyboard. It's honestly sooo much better feeling than any of the other keyboards I've tried. I'm so much faster on it. It is also very easy to clean. nothing can really get stuck under the keys, you can just blow it out. Honestly, I never would believe that I'd advocate a $250 keyboard, but if you are on a computer coding, gaming, or just altogether typing for hours a day, it's absolutely worth it. Very surprised.
It would be sweet if you mentioned the lightspeed sensors on this (and the g pro wireless mouse) actually have faster response times than the best wired options available. I'm sure you saw the video Linus did testing response times. That fact alone made me switch to the g pro wireless mouse.
If anyone wants a keyboard with these low profile switches for cheaper, all they are is a variant of Kailh's low profile choc switches. Plenty of other keyboards out there for much cheaper with these switches.
@@JM-kz5bw GAMDIAS - HERMES M3 (Comes in both Blue or Brown) GAMDIAS - HERMES P3 Havit - HV-KB395L (Full Sized, RGB) Havit - 87Keys (TKL Board) DREVO - Joyeuse V2 Ultra Tesoro- Gram XS There are more out there a Google search "Keyboards with Kailh choc switches" could reveal more, but hopefully this list proves to be helpful to you.
Thanks @Tezla Insanity I have seen the Havit and hadn't seen the Hermes till recently. Honestly trying to find a full size with kailh choc brown. It says the Hermes P3 has them available but I can't find a website selling the P3 that specifically says kailh choc brown.
@@JM-kz5bw Goto Best Buy's website and type this specifically "GAMDIAS - HERMES P3 RGB Wired Gaming Mechanical Gamdias Brown" just checked and they are in stock.
Yep - The Kailh PG1232 Mini Chocolate mechanical keyswitch was released a couple of years ago. Eg. Anandtech [ kailh-introduces-low-profile-mini-chocolate-keyswitches ].
It's wierd because I'm sure Frank actually has done a video featuing Choc switches in the past. Either this somehow flew over his head or he just made the call not to mention that because anyone who knows Choc switches knows that they don't cost US$250...
Well the switch and the switch....the whole thing is called switch and also just the electronical switch. The electronical switch is not from logitech but the design above the electronical switch.
Thanks for the info. Is the Kailh Chocolate as durable as the Cherry MX Blue? I love/hate my Filco Majestouch Convertible 2 because it types great but the bluetooth keeps disconnecting.
Even that's more than it's worth if you compare it with Chinese boards. You can get a China board with Cherry MX clones + same type of keycaps + RGB for 40$. Add 20$ for wireless and aluminum top pimpage at maximum.
Considering it's Logitech it'll probs last you 10+ years as well. So definetily worth the investment. Might just have to take a hit to the wallet, but so worth if you use it daily
There´s keyboards with these switch that go as low as 50 bucks. Logitech just capitalizing on the lack of knowledge and ignorance of the ppl. Gamdias hermes p3 and M3 are great. The built quality is decent, software is utilitarian and all works (no stupid shit working dumb like on synapse).
@@TTks124 those aren't wireless though, have less functions and are plastic... I agree the $250 price point is steep but you can't compare em to those Gamdias boards Especially considering a batterylife of 30 hours, bluetooth, 1ms response times etc. etc.
@@brankerroberts3360 many enthusiasts do spend more than that, however I can build a keyboard with hot swappable PCB, RGB lighting, thick PBT keycaps, a quality wood case and my choice of switches for only $170.
Found it via Frank, the Royal Kludge RK sink87g. Very good wireless mechanical keyboard. And it's only $50 and over a 2.4gHz connection, not Bluetooth.
The keyboard I've been waiting for my whole life. I hate how mechanical keyboards are always high profile and have keys spaced out too much. This seems perfect for me.
Thanks for actually reviewing this keyboard.. I just watched another "review' and in the 7 minute video the guy plugged his twitch 3 times.. And barely said anything about the keyboard and the things he did say about the keyboard were just things seemingly taken from the logitech webpage for the keyboard. Happy to see that you actually reviewed the product.
I really love this keyboard and rate it 10/10! And I disagree with the media keys... they´re rubberized so what? Feeling mushy? So what? Its a 100% perfect gaming keyboard, with perfect switches and with the best battery life you can imagine!
I own the G815 and I can't stop looking at it. It's absolutely gorgeous and so much fun to type on. Although I would've wished this keyboard was more like $125 and wireless $150 but oh well.
Just trashed my G910 Spark that I had pre-ordered directly through Logi. And bought the G915 LS and I love this thing. Clicky keys are amazing for my workflow. I'm not gaming with it, I am working with it 10 to 16 hours per day all day in Autocad and Inventor so it gets used pretty good. Loving the G-SHIFT for the G keys for CAD commands and other progs. This thing is a beast! Worth every penny, got it on sale best buy $218
This keyboard is nearly PERFECT!! The only things they got wrong are mushy media buttons, no wrist rest, and too high of a price. The first two are probably more minor, but that price definitely needs to come down!
Best keyboard ever!!! Worth it s money!!! ( 280$ looks expensive, but fot a perfect keyboard...) Got one since 7 days and Whoooha... 1ms response, great design, low profile, faster than wired keyboards, high end switches, long life changeable accu and great software!!! Logitech nailed it!!!
Yep, I can see that ctrl key cap will snap at some time in the near future. It's happened to me with my ctrl key cap because I don't 100% of the time press it in the dead center. Had to replace that weak ABS key cap with a strong PBT one and it's been solid since.
Can confirm. I currently bought this keyboard and probably will return it because of that. I really bugs me. It's simply not acceptable with that price point.
2 months into owning this for my main keyboard... it's well worth the money in my opinion... you spend so much typing and this feels and looks the part.
It's nice for people who like specifically 2 things. 1. you just want a top of the line off the shelf keyboard and 2. you like full size keyboards. For enthusiasts and some gamers though, full size is too big to game on since your mouse will always be hitting it. It just makes more sense to buy a premium enthusiast board like a ducky and customize with unbeatable quality and performance.
Literally every week: Hi I am Randomfrankp and this is my favorite keyboard, Next week: Hi I am Randomfrankp and this is my new favorite keyboard... lol just teasing alot of good stuff coming out atm!
Big negative about this keyboard: No replacement dongle is available from Logitech. I think it's important that people know this. Especially with how expensive this thing is. I honestly find it shocking they don't offer replacement parts for such an expensive keyboard. Hopefully this helps someone.
@@aydenzinter2849 I wasnt asking Frank. I didnt say I dont want mechanical switches, I was talking about the M-keys and special function keys above the keyboard! If you would have bothered to listen to the video you would have understood that. "lol".
Would buy instantly without those macro keys. I've had a keyboard before with macro keys to the left and i kept hitting them by mistake, very frustrating.
I'm just a student and I heavily rely on my 2$ allowance everyday(it may sound a very little amount but in conversion, it's pretty reasonable for a student)not to mention I also have my expenses which will leave me less than a dollar for a day. I've decided to save up for a PC and maybe you do too so my suggestion is: If you were to buy a gaming PC, then maximize the performance of it by buying expensive stuff. I learned to not settle for less since it will probably end up me saving for a better part to improve performance. So I say even if this is expensive, I would love to save up and buy this as my gaming keyboard. This is very unecessary but I just thought that someone is in a same situation like I am and needs help |:3
It is totally experimental price because men Logitech (not as in mice department) is not the strongest in keyboard so they have to be more decent with their price
@@ballpoint7887 yes and that will be custom, that will be unique. Not like this keyboard which differs only in switch and you still basically don't have a lot of variant to change the keycaps. Though these switches tend to become 'low profile' mainstream as community likes them. However cherry can also make their low profile line up more popular if they would use stabilizers which are comaptible with their new switches.
It's wireless (not just generic 30ms BT but actually 1ms) and has decent battery life. I'd say the price is justifiable considering there's virtually no competition from other mainstream manufacturers in this premium wireless keyboard segment.
@@bigdrill8881 but it is situation when you would really want that if you want to buy that. Similar situation was with steelseries pro wireless which is even more expensive, however I really wanted hotswapable batteries. So yeah it may find its customer but I am a bit doubting that I am one of them at least eith that price. 150 - another talk
Hey I am a bit sceptical about using a wireless mouse/keyboard. Using a crappy Logitech combo and the keyboard performs poorly but mouse is sweet. Noticed you have the opposite setup in this vid. Any advice on a decent wireless mouse too that shares the same dongle as a keyboard of this quality for a reasonable price?
I used to be a huge nay-sayer when it came to Wireless for gaming - UNTIL I tried the GPro Wireless and G305. I trust Logitech and their lightspeed technology now. It's really great. Only problem I see with this product and it's price is that...it just isn't really needed. You're constantly moving a mouse, so wireless makes sense. A keyboard on the other hand? Not really moving much.
Am I crazy for liking the G213 (rubber dome) key feel better? The G815/915 is better for its internal memory tho. It doesn't need a palm rest either and that's nice too.
I like the low profile look of the keyboard but I really hate how the keycaps mounts to the switches. Since they are designed by Logitech if you break a keycap tab. You will be forced to buy replacement keycaps from Logitech. Would have been better if they used a low profile switch that used the '+' mount.
Typing on one of these now. I got the clicky but like the sound of the Tactile from your review. Gonna switch to that one. Thanks a million for the honesty. It's definitely more than I've ever paid for a keyboard but I type more accurately with it than my Razer Huntsman (still like it) and it's got a ton of features I didn't know I wanted until I had them!
Guy please help me , rn Im able to build my first ryzen pc and im really confused should I build soon or should I wait until the black Friday sales what should I do ?
this looks amazing. I am interested in the full size with brown switches. Can you comare it with something better? or is it the best one out there for such features?
Unsure of the volume issue you were experiencing. I have the gl clicky version of this keyboard and have 0 issues at all. NGL is like the best keyboard I've ever used and absolutely love it and you weren't kidding the battery life is no joke. I've not turned the power switch off once since I've got it... (About 4 days, mixed usage, and I'm sitting at literally 100% still 😆 according to GHub which is crazy). There's been at least 6 hours of wireless usage since then all with rgb on. Anyone interested in a full sized wireless mechanical keyboard and price is no problem this will be in my opinion the best keyboard to buy.
Excluding its price, is this keyboard (the linear one in particular) something that one would recommend for an office environment? I've been looking for a low profile keyboard to use as an office/work keyboard and this one seems like a good fit. I've contemplated getting a more "dedicated" work keyboard for said purpose, but I prefer mechanical keys more than anything else, issue being that mechanical keys tend to make more sound hence disturbing surrounding people more. Do you believe that this keyboard would make enough sound (even with the linear variant) to disturb people around me (thus making a standard "work"-keyboard more ethical) or would this keyboard work well in said environments?
Does anyone know how to tell when the keyboard is fully charged, if its flashing green that means charging right? does it go solid green or turn off when fully charged? The keyboard didn't come with a manual on this.
Daniel Mathov No, the switches are knock off kailh choc switches which are more of a rectangular shape than a circle so they won’t fit on them. Even if they used cherry low profile you couldn’t because the switches themselves are shorter than the o rings so it wouldn’t work
Ahh I am not a gamer but I want this. I would take it to the office and it would be a little like Christmas everyday. Btw kudos to you for demo-ing the sound coming from each of these three.
The biggest con is it doesn't tell you if num Lock is on or not. The software is not that great either, some games have preprogrammed lighting effects which are cool if they work but might not change with a change of the key bindings. The option to disable this functionis not readily apparent. It also has challenges recognizing games to change lighting effects per game. You can add them manually. That being said the clicky verson keyboard feels awesome to type with and does add value to gaming.
@randomfrankp what did you think about the typing experience though? The sound on the Tactical is not great, the feedback isn't enough or even as much as the laptop keyboards I use. The keys dont feel as solid or stable as then either. I have been typing on it all day and the experience just doesn't seem like something I'd Pay for. Love the look and features but typing IMO feels gross. Might have to try the clicky but... Im sceptical. Any Thoughts?
Did you notice a lag between the volume wheel and the actual volume change on the computer? Hardware Canucks mentioned it which may be a deal-breaker. I love the volume wheel from the Corsair keyboards
Btw it isn't a switch that Logitech necessarily created. They worked with Kailh and just put renamed choc switches in it. Not a bad thing but I just wanted to point that out to you since it sounded like you thought it was a Logitech proprietary switch.
9:28
Randomfrankp: “can we do it”
Wallet: “no hablo inglés”
I felt that...
Neur God 😭😭
Das deep
Me: no te preocupes amigo hablo español
Mexican wallet
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I stupidly lost the account password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me!
$249.99 .... It's gonna be a no from me dawg. $150? Sure would've gotten it.
Dominic Hall buy a g pro it's kinda the same
@@xdhxpno7657 g pro isnt low profile
Maybe Black Friday
Julius g pro_file😂 no? Kk ill get out now
I got a k95 rgb with reds for 240. No way this board beats a k95
1:19 I almost lost my shit here because I thought he said affordable.
SalsaCookies the og corsair k90 was still less expensive than this smh
Compact and portable
Wow sry to say but you are deaf as fuck
Af.. portable!
yeah wha
$250? damn, not for me or most people out there lol.
Ur right. I bought hyperx alloy fps pro for 63€
@@NopkarLTI bought used Alloy fps fo 50 €, great keyboard
Considering that my current mechanical keyboard has lasted me 7 years and counting, and that it's something you use literally every day... I'd say it's worth the investment.
Definetily know what you mean though :P
My main keyboard not only is a 60% board but it was around $120 which is still expensive for me definitely gonna pass with this one
@@TheLjheuvel true, but these keycaps definitely aren't lasting 3
Me: ooooh, cool
Price: i’m about to end this mans whole career
Edit: Bruh chill down, i don’t have the yeezy’s. I just like them
Changed pfp btw
you have yeezys as your profile pic. Ironic
Vilmer that doesn’t mean he has them
@@l1th892 your right, it just means hes a sad moron
I nearly disliked the video but realized I'm on RP’s channel.
Companies are pricing themselves right out of the market...
That fact my mind is telling me to buy this but my heart is telling me wait until black Friday XD
On god, but damn its also sold out
Amazon has the full sized and TKL now on sale with Prime Days. At least in my country
I don't think that's your heart I think it's your wallet
I bought the tkl version in china back in June for about 150 and no sales tax here, pretty decent deal I'm loving it
Amazon has a renewed version of the clicky version for 150! Just ordered one.
2:44
Logitech did not, in fact, make their own low-profile switches. Those are standard Kailh Choc switches, you can even see the Kailh logo on the switch housing. This is actually a good thing, as Choc switches are pretty great, especially the clicky ones. I recently got done lubing a linear Choc keyboard, and it's the happiest I've been with any low-profile keyboard I've ever laid my fingers on. I'm glad to see them getting more use, but I'm disappointed to see that they won't be getting the kind of exposure I'd like for them due to Logitech calling them GL Switches. These aren't even a custom variant like the Choc blue switches seen on the Havit KB395L, these are just straight up, bog standard, regular-ass Chocs (which, again, is good) so there's no justification for it.
Sound test at 3:52
You're Welcome :)
I got the keyboard. It's honestly sooo much better feeling than any of the other keyboards I've tried. I'm so much faster on it. It is also very easy to clean. nothing can really get stuck under the keys, you can just blow it out. Honestly, I never would believe that I'd advocate a $250 keyboard, but if you are on a computer coding, gaming, or just altogether typing for hours a day, it's absolutely worth it. Very surprised.
It would be sweet if you mentioned the lightspeed sensors on this (and the g pro wireless mouse) actually have faster response times than the best wired options available. I'm sure you saw the video Linus did testing response times. That fact alone made me switch to the g pro wireless mouse.
If anyone wants a keyboard with these low profile switches for cheaper, all they are is a variant of Kailh's low profile choc switches. Plenty of other keyboards out there for much cheaper with these switches.
Can you list a few? I have honestly been looking but couldn't find any prebuilt.
@@JM-kz5bw Havit
@@JM-kz5bw
GAMDIAS - HERMES M3 (Comes in both Blue or Brown)
GAMDIAS - HERMES P3
Havit - HV-KB395L (Full Sized, RGB)
Havit - 87Keys (TKL Board)
DREVO - Joyeuse V2 Ultra
Tesoro- Gram XS
There are more out there a Google search "Keyboards with Kailh choc switches" could reveal more, but hopefully this list proves to be helpful to you.
Thanks @Tezla Insanity I have seen the Havit and hadn't seen the Hermes till recently. Honestly trying to find a full size with kailh choc brown. It says the Hermes P3 has them available but I can't find a website selling the P3 that specifically says kailh choc brown.
@@JM-kz5bw Goto Best Buy's website and type this specifically "GAMDIAS - HERMES P3 RGB Wired Gaming Mechanical Gamdias Brown" just checked and they are in stock.
that click comparison was soooo satisfying
"Logitech made their own switch" in the same way I "made my own computer". The switches are Kailh Chocolate
Yep - The Kailh PG1232 Mini Chocolate mechanical keyswitch was released a couple of years ago. Eg. Anandtech [ kailh-introduces-low-profile-mini-chocolate-keyswitches ].
It's wierd because I'm sure Frank actually has done a video featuing Choc switches in the past. Either this somehow flew over his head or he just made the call not to mention that because anyone who knows Choc switches knows that they don't cost US$250...
Well the switch and the switch....the whole thing is called switch and also just the electronical switch. The electronical switch is not from logitech but the design above the electronical switch.
Thanks for the info. Is the Kailh Chocolate as durable as the Cherry MX Blue? I love/hate my Filco Majestouch Convertible 2 because it types great but the bluetooth keeps disconnecting.
If logitech takes 100$ of the price, then ill think about it, even then, still probably a no
they're going to fly off the selves when it hits 150. If I could sell my currently logitech keyboard for a decent price, i'd have bought it probably.
@@ffdfdfdfdfdfdfdf doubt it, only a small % of people need to use a wireless keyboard and most of them are for aesthetic reasons.
Completely agree... I was like, I'm buying this if it's 150....NOOOOOPE
Even that's more than it's worth if you compare it with Chinese boards. You can get a China board with Cherry MX clones + same type of keycaps + RGB for 40$. Add 20$ for wireless and aluminum top pimpage at maximum.
Well,if it was 10$ I'd buy it
lowkey, if I had the money I'd legit throw my money at it. Like I'm not particularly a Logitech fan but this is something I would get
Same. It just looks simple, clean and elegant
Considering it's Logitech it'll probs last you 10+ years as well. So definetily worth the investment.
Might just have to take a hit to the wallet, but so worth if you use it daily
@@TheLjheuvel worth it, yeah
Affordable? Nah
There´s keyboards with these switch that go as low as 50 bucks. Logitech just capitalizing on the lack of knowledge and ignorance of the ppl. Gamdias hermes p3 and M3 are great. The built quality is decent, software is utilitarian and all works (no stupid shit working dumb like on synapse).
@@TTks124 those aren't wireless though, have less functions and are plastic...
I agree the $250 price point is steep but you can't compare em to those Gamdias boards
Especially considering a batterylife of 30 hours, bluetooth, 1ms response times etc. etc.
For that i rather buy and ANNE 60%, new model o- , a big glorius mouse pad and get 5 really BIG pizzas
Sebanicus huh same
Yep
And still have a goodnight sleep without thinking spendind a ginormous amount of money just for a kb...
@@lindis8030 compared with mechanical keyboard enthusiasts and what they spend on much smaller keyboards, 250 isn't much
@@brankerroberts3360 many enthusiasts do spend more than that, however I can build a keyboard with hot swappable PCB, RGB lighting, thick PBT keycaps, a quality wood case and my choice of switches for only $170.
Can u do top 5 best wireless gaming keyboards v2
Get an anne pro 2 if you want one, they're great and easily customisable
Just make sure to get it off of ebay as they tend to be alot cheaper- shipping directly from china instead of marked up from wholesale :)
If you want lights then this is the only one that's usable, the rest would give you only a couple hours of battery life.
Found it via Frank, the Royal Kludge RK sink87g. Very good wireless mechanical keyboard. And it's only $50 and over a 2.4gHz connection, not Bluetooth.
kiran seehra Anne pro 2 is ass. I have it and I regret buying it
The keyboard I've been waiting for my whole life. I hate how mechanical keyboards are always high profile and have keys spaced out too much. This seems perfect for me.
I bought one, and it’s the best board I’ve ever owned. Feels great
Mr. J which one did you get? The clicky or the tactile/ linear one? And why, if I may ask. :D
the G815 is the same right?
Thanks for actually reviewing this keyboard.. I just watched another "review' and in the 7 minute video the guy plugged his twitch 3 times.. And barely said anything about the keyboard and the things he did say about the keyboard were just things seemingly taken from the logitech webpage for the keyboard. Happy to see that you actually reviewed the product.
I’m a simple man. When dankFrank uploads I watch
alien from area 51 everyone says the same thing every video
He the polar opposite of dank tho
Frost Bagel and it gets likes every time
probably not a video in high demand but a review of your top choice keyboard for productivity/office setting would be much appreciated
Nathan Turner yes!
I really love this keyboard and rate it 10/10! And I disagree with the media keys... they´re rubberized so what? Feeling mushy? So what? Its a 100% perfect gaming keyboard, with perfect switches and with the best battery life you can imagine!
Nah... If they were switches the board would be much better....
@@MicroageHD idk so.
@@MicroageHD I bet don't even own one lol... these fell like a dream!
I own the G815 and I can't stop looking at it. It's absolutely gorgeous and so much fun to type on. Although I would've wished this keyboard was more like $125 and wireless $150 but oh well.
Price tag? Sound like reminds me Razer Deathstalker Ultimate.
250$
omg 250$
pff
I didn't think 250 was that bad. Then I realized it was in US dollars and not canadian :(
Kierran Kivinen lol
Just trashed my G910 Spark that I had pre-ordered directly through Logi. And bought the G915 LS and I love this thing. Clicky keys are amazing for my workflow. I'm not gaming with it, I am working with it 10 to 16 hours per day all day in Autocad and Inventor so it gets used pretty good. Loving the G-SHIFT for the G keys for CAD commands and other progs. This thing is a beast! Worth every penny, got it on sale best buy $218
ok i’ll sum the video up
wireless mechanical keyboard for $250
sounds expensive but cool
This keyboard is nearly PERFECT!! The only things they got wrong are mushy media buttons, no wrist rest, and too high of a price. The first two are probably more minor, but that price definitely needs to come down!
Frank: this is the most expensive keybord
Also Frank: buys 3 of them
he got them for 3 from Logitech as review models. its standard practice
Also frank, has a $600 custom TKL keyboard on his SECOND setup
Best keyboard ever!!!
Worth it s money!!! ( 280$ looks expensive, but fot a perfect keyboard...)
Got one since 7 days and Whoooha...
1ms response, great design, low profile, faster than wired keyboards, high end switches, long life changeable accu and great software!!!
Logitech nailed it!!!
Wireless cant be faster than wired ..
I now have the means to obtain this beauty, but the lil' bugger is sold out EVERYWHERE!
HOW ARE THE SECONDARY SYMBOLS NOT ILLUMINATED
When I see a Random Frank P Noti I click at lightspeed
OpsFN totally agree my dude
I click at lightspeed with lightspeed
OpsFN ewww a fortnite profile picture
FORTNITE!!!!!!!!!
@@heusant its just a pfp
Thank you for your reviews and for the sound tests , this is definitely a big plus at the moment to choose a keyboard.
3:31 the keycaps look really wobbly here.
Yep, I can see that ctrl key cap will snap at some time in the near future. It's happened to me with my ctrl key cap because I don't 100% of the time press it in the dead center. Had to replace that weak ABS key cap with a strong PBT one and it's been solid since.
Can confirm. I currently bought this keyboard and probably will return it because of that. I really bugs me. It's simply not acceptable with that price point.
@@Kenmanhl it's not a ctrl key though, it's G5 I think (not as bad, for me)
You are hands down no joke the absolute best RUclipsr on this site.
Would be nice if Logitech brought out a TKL version of this keyboard. Would buy it in a heartbeat
Did you buy it??
Well did you buy it yet?
Did you buy it?
Please tell me you bought it?
2 months into owning this for my main keyboard... it's well worth the money in my opinion... you spend so much typing and this feels and looks the part.
I can only back up the decision to sound check the 3 boards without saying which one is which - makes the content so much more useful
CAN WE TALK ABOUT THE CINEMATOGRAPHY ？？！ these shots are so clean must have been a lot of work to put into a video that is just about a keyboard
It's nice for people who like specifically 2 things. 1. you just want a top of the line off the shelf keyboard and 2. you like full size keyboards. For enthusiasts and some gamers though, full size is too big to game on since your mouse will always be hitting it. It just makes more sense to buy a premium enthusiast board like a ducky and customize with unbeatable quality and performance.
Literally every week: Hi I am Randomfrankp and this is my favorite keyboard,
Next week: Hi I am Randomfrankp and this is my new favorite keyboard... lol just teasing alot of good stuff coming out atm!
Whats up with that key wobble @ 3:35 Are all the keys wobbly like that?
a 60 % version of this would be amazing.
NO! i hate 60%, better Full-size 100%
@@Christianhal9000 More options to satisfy everyone. Not just the people who like one size.
@@Christianhal9000 So buy the full size version. Some of us want a smaller profile keyboard because we don't have the space for a 2 ft keyboard.
Big negative about this keyboard: No replacement dongle is available from Logitech. I think it's important that people know this. Especially with how expensive this thing is. I honestly find it shocking they don't offer replacement parts for such an expensive keyboard. Hopefully this helps someone.
I agree I just got this and it’s amazing but not even replacement keycaps? Wtf
If they came out with a TKL version I would buy this asap
They do
Should I get this, or the G513?
The wrist rest from the G513 is awesome.
A TKL version without the M-keys and crap please!
@@aydenzinter2849 I wasnt asking Frank. I didnt say I dont want mechanical switches, I was talking about the M-keys and special function keys above the keyboard!
If you would have bothered to listen to the video you would have understood that.
"lol".
You can preorder one now g915 tkl
@@probablyme7121 Awesome! Thanks for the heads up! :)
Good review but which was the order of the keyboards ? I think a miss that
Damn! I need just tenkeyless version of this!!
They have it, did u get it?
Chico Dusty yes! i got one.
@@Dr.ponf47 nice im about to get mine tomorrow
@@childjames I’m a little late but you know your boi has one coming in the mail tomorrow
Would buy instantly without those macro keys. I've had a keyboard before with macro keys to the left and i kept hitting them by mistake, very frustrating.
Never clicked so fast on a vid before
I'm just a student and I heavily rely on my 2$ allowance everyday(it may sound a very little amount but in conversion, it's pretty reasonable for a student)not to mention I also have my expenses which will leave me less than a dollar for a day. I've decided to save up for a PC and maybe you do too so my suggestion is: If you were to buy a gaming PC, then maximize the performance of it by buying expensive stuff. I learned to not settle for less since it will probably end up me saving for a better part to improve performance. So I say even if this is expensive, I would love to save up and buy this as my gaming keyboard.
This is very unecessary but I just thought that someone is in a same situation like I am and needs help |:3
note: i know a keyboard is less than an advantage in performance but i just really like this one in general
Hanako-kun is it good? I’m between this or the G513, what do you think?
I don't like the price. Logitech prices are wtf sometimes. With 250 you can buy decent monitor, make your own keyboard which is fun
It is totally experimental price because men Logitech (not as in mice department) is not the strongest in keyboard so they have to be more decent with their price
I'm building my own 60 percent keyboard with a wood case, hot swappable PCB, kailh box pinks, thick PBT keycaps and RGB for $170 lol
@@ballpoint7887 yes and that will be custom, that will be unique. Not like this keyboard which differs only in switch and you still basically don't have a lot of variant to change the keycaps. Though these switches tend to become 'low profile' mainstream as community likes them. However cherry can also make their low profile line up more popular if they would use stabilizers which are comaptible with their new switches.
It's wireless (not just generic 30ms BT but actually 1ms) and has decent battery life. I'd say the price is justifiable considering there's virtually no competition from other mainstream manufacturers in this premium wireless keyboard segment.
@@bigdrill8881 but it is situation when you would really want that if you want to buy that. Similar situation was with steelseries pro wireless which is even more expensive, however I really wanted hotswapable batteries. So yeah it may find its customer but I am a bit doubting that I am one of them at least eith that price. 150 - another talk
Hey I am a bit sceptical about using a wireless mouse/keyboard. Using a crappy Logitech combo and the keyboard performs poorly but mouse is sweet. Noticed you have the opposite setup in this vid. Any advice on a decent wireless mouse too that shares the same dongle as a keyboard of this quality for a reasonable price?
Remove the macros, remove the numb pad, (basically a tournament edition) and make it 150 and I’ll buy it
In the sound test can you please tell us the order of the keyboard you used ?
I liked the sound of the first one
Now make a TKL version and I'll buy it, Logi.
And now your wish is granted. Check Best Buy, not out everywhere yet.
@@joshhatchell3034 Oh my god I'm in love. Can't wait to pick mine up. I ended up getting the G815 full-size a while back anyway but damn, I'm excited.
I used to be a huge nay-sayer when it came to Wireless for gaming - UNTIL I tried the GPro Wireless and G305. I trust Logitech and their lightspeed technology now. It's really great. Only problem I see with this product and it's price is that...it just isn't really needed. You're constantly moving a mouse, so wireless makes sense. A keyboard on the other hand? Not really moving much.
YO IM HERE SO FAST ITS STILL 360p LMAO
ok?
Holy shit, I waited an eternity for this, since the G615 came out.
This man said threesome I'm dead 💀💀💀 nice vid tho👍👍👍
is the tactile the quietest?
250 dollars in 2019. Micro USB. Really?
where's that mousepad from? it looks so good
And Logitech officially stole me from Corsair. Though my platinum was gonna last me *at* *least* 2 years. lol
How is it holding up? I am thinking of leaving my Corsair K70 for this keyboard.
Same here! Had a K95 Platinum but after seeing this, immediately bought a G915. Had some issues with my K95 but the G915 is holding up like a champ 👌
1st mechanical sound is awsome.. Which switch ??
I’ll wait for the TKL version
What’s the Bluetooth version? How many devices can it connect and switch freely?
get rid of that volume bar and add the one from the corsair k70 and get rid of the lightspeed logo and i'd be all over this
yup
love the logo, HATE this volume bar, its absolutely horrible!
No feedback and it lags the sound.
So u want a wireless k70
this is the best keyboard i ever bought! i have nothing negative to say about it....... thanks for the video
Same here just got it the other day. Very happy with it. I want to just type all day it feels so nice and looks so clean!
I have a habit keyboard with khail lowprofile blue switches,and logitech completely took the idea from my keyboard,mine is called the kb-395L
Am I crazy for liking the G213 (rubber dome) key feel better? The G815/915 is better for its internal memory tho. It doesn't need a palm rest either and that's nice too.
I like the low profile look of the keyboard but I really hate how the keycaps mounts to the switches. Since they are designed by Logitech if you break a keycap tab. You will be forced to buy replacement keycaps from Logitech. Would have been better if they used a low profile switch that used the '+' mount.
Typing on one of these now. I got the clicky but like the sound of the Tactile from your review. Gonna switch to that one. Thanks a million for the honesty. It's definitely more than I've ever paid for a keyboard but I type more accurately with it than my Razer Huntsman (still like it) and it's got a ton of features I didn't know I wanted until I had them!
Guy please help me , rn Im able to build my first ryzen pc and im really confused should I build soon or should I wait until the black Friday sales what should I do ?
these sound so unpleasant but the design of it all and the package you’re getting is amazing
this looks amazing. I am interested in the full size with brown switches. Can you comare it with something better? or is it the best one out there for such features?
I usually like reds but blues/whites on this low profile sounds so satisfying
Loving the ASMR videos man keep it up
But what about the k57 corsair. It just came out
He already made a video about it
Not be rude but how do you afford a beast gaming setup and pc and a gaming room and to be able to buy 3 £200 keyboards?
Unsure of the volume issue you were experiencing. I have the gl clicky version of this keyboard and have 0 issues at all. NGL is like the best keyboard I've ever used and absolutely love it and you weren't kidding the battery life is no joke. I've not turned the power switch off once since I've got it... (About 4 days, mixed usage, and I'm sitting at literally 100% still 😆 according to GHub which is crazy). There's been at least 6 hours of wireless usage since then all with rgb on. Anyone interested in a full sized wireless mechanical keyboard and price is no problem this will be in my opinion the best keyboard to buy.
Did you do a bend test?
I know it's metal, but with it being this thin I've seen people in the commets with doubts.
Lukas Heuvel I own one, it’s really sturdy
Excluding its price, is this keyboard (the linear one in particular) something that one would recommend for an office environment? I've been looking for a low profile keyboard to use as an office/work keyboard and this one seems like a good fit. I've contemplated getting a more "dedicated" work keyboard for said purpose, but I prefer mechanical keys more than anything else, issue being that mechanical keys tend to make more sound hence disturbing surrounding people more. Do you believe that this keyboard would make enough sound (even with the linear variant) to disturb people around me (thus making a standard "work"-keyboard more ethical) or would this keyboard work well in said environments?
Does anyone know how to tell when the keyboard is fully charged, if its flashing green that means charging right? does it go solid green or turn off when fully charged? The keyboard didn't come with a manual on this.
What mouse are you using? It has the cool grill looking design.
Thank you for the review, is it still worth buying ?
I freakin love it. The price should be 200 for the wireless and 150 for the wired
Give it a few months it will go on sale.
What does the brown and red have? What's the difference? In all 3?
Why did they make it low-profile? If they wanted to make it easier to carry around then why full size?
Would you be able to put o-rings to dampen the sound?
Daniel Mathov No, the switches are knock off kailh choc switches which are more of a rectangular shape than a circle so they won’t fit on them. Even if they used cherry low profile you couldn’t because the switches themselves are shorter than the o rings so it wouldn’t work
Ahh I am not a gamer but I want this. I would take it to the office and it would be a little like Christmas everyday.
Btw kudos to you for demo-ing the sound coming from each of these three.
Can you do a comparison of lightweight mice? ( razed viper, glorious, final mouse etc)
The biggest con is it doesn't tell you if num Lock is on or not. The software is not that great either, some games have preprogrammed lighting effects which are cool if they work but might not change with a change of the key bindings. The option to disable this functionis not readily apparent.
It also has challenges recognizing games to change lighting effects per game. You can add them manually.
That being said the clicky verson keyboard feels awesome to type with and does add value to gaming.
@randomfrankp what did you think about the typing experience though? The sound on the Tactical is not great, the feedback isn't enough or even as much as the laptop keyboards I use. The keys dont feel as solid or stable as then either. I have been typing on it all day and the experience just doesn't seem like something I'd Pay for. Love the look and features but typing IMO feels gross. Might have to try the clicky but... Im sceptical. Any Thoughts?
Was the first demo the “clicky”?
Did you notice a lag between the volume wheel and the actual volume change on the computer? Hardware Canucks mentioned it which may be a deal-breaker. I love the volume wheel from the Corsair keyboards
No lag on mine
Btw it isn't a switch that Logitech necessarily created. They worked with Kailh and just put renamed choc switches in it. Not a bad thing but I just wanted to point that out to you since it sounded like you thought it was a Logitech proprietary switch.
can you compare the size between g915 tkl and g915