The new TKL version improves even further in this regard, snubbing the number pad in favour of a more compact design.
The original Logitech G915 was already an absurdly thin gaming keyboard, with its skinny chassis and low-profile keys making it a doddle to port around. Can its wicked-fast Lightspeed technology and low-profile mechanical keys justify the cost? Design How do you improve on one of the best gaming keyboards currently available? Make it smaller of course, and that’s exactly what Logitech has done with the Logitech G915 TKL.īy ditching the number pad, Logitech has been able to reduce the length of its highly rated G915 Lightspeed mechanical keyboard by over 100mm, which not only helps save desk space, but also makes it easier to shove the keyboard in a bag when commuting to the office or a friend’s house.Ī slight price drop from the original Logitech G915 only increases its appeal, but at £199 it’s still very expensive compared to rival gaming keyboards.
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