The Logitech G515 LIGHTSPEED TKL Wireless Gaming Keyboard is here, and I’ve been using it.
For gamers, performance is exemplary.
This review was made possible thanks to a review sample provided by Logitech.
This is a mid-range gaming keyboard, but its design punches above its weight.
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This keyboard also comes with a 2-year limited warranty as standard, offering some peace of mind.
The keyboard is divided into two halves, with a more noticeable two-tone look with the white version.
It’s a minimalist design that I personally love, and the per-key RGB lighting is gorgeous.
That combination means the G515 can meld into any setup as long as you choose the right colorway.
It’s not a particularly heavy keyboard, but it does feel sturdy.
I’m a big fan of this two-done design, and the low profile form factor is comfortable.
This keyboard feels great to key in and game on, and the sound is soft and pleasant.
There were no missed inputs, no lag, and no latency.
Performance was excellent all around.
This is a fairly standard keyboard layout, and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
What surprised me, however, is how good this keyboard’s standby time is.
Mostly, it’s in the keycaps.
All the keycaps feellooseunder your fingers, with a lot of movement in all four horizontal directions.
Logitech G HUB is basic but very functional and easy to navigate.
That can all be forgiven at the price, though.
However, this keyboard is also light on extra features.
Beyond the KEYCONTROL detailed above, G HUB doesn’t give you much customization.
These keycaps are easy to remove, which is good because you may want to change them.
There are no additional macro buttons or dedicated media keys, nor is there a customizable dial.
Bluetooth connectivity is here, and that’s great, but you only get one Bluetooth profile.
It’s perfect for those that want the basics in a slim and compact form factor.
Don’t talk to me, I’ve turned on Game Mode.
At the very least, it stands out compared to the sea of drab grey keyboards out there.
Is it the best low-profile keyboard you might buy?
That’s an enticing price point to get practically the same keyboard.
It’s not exciting, but it’ll still make a lot of gamers happy.
