The Logitech G915 TKL for ?100 from Currys is the highlight of the Logi Play Days sale
A fantastic low profile gaming keyboard.
Logitech's G915 TKL may be one of Logitech's older models in terms of their gaming keyboard lineup, but it remains a fantastic low profile option that's also wireless and packs in a bevy of features, all for a reasonable price. It still holds up well today, in spite of being a slightly older product. A case in point is this deal from Currys which knocks it down to £100 as part of Logitech's wider Play Days sales event, and it's my personal pick of the reductions available. - that's a brilliant price.
The G915 TKL has been a favourite gaming keyboard of mine for a while, especially with its solid, sleek construction and aluminium top plate that make it one of the sturdiest gaming keyboards I've tested - as well as one of the slimmest, too, but more on that later. As a tenkeyless keyboard, you do miss out on having a number pad in the name of more desk space to use your mouse on. You can grab the G915 in a full size variant, but it's a bit more expensive than the TKL version, especially as you aren't sacrificing too much. I actually prefer TKL layouts, as I don't have too much need for a number pad, although if you asked me what my favourite keyboard layout is, it'd be a 75 percent layout.
Underneath, this G915 features Logitech's GL Tactile switches, which are in actual fact, Kalih's Choc switches. They offer the fun of the feeling of a Brown switch at half the height of a full size keyswitch, offering a handy combo of a tactile bump with a snappier keypress than more standard keyboards. For both day to day use and for gaming, they're a solid all-round switch. In addition to the GL Tactile switches, the G915 TKL features Logitech's handy Lightspeed wireless connectivity, offering a virtually zero-latency connection when used with the bundled USB receiver, although you can also connect it via Bluetooth too, if you want a longer range connection.
Logitech rates the G915 TKL as lasting for 40 hours on a single charge, giving you the chance to use it for a working week's worth of gaming before you'll need to charge it up again. If you do get caught short though, the battery recharges in just 3 hours, which isn't too long to wait in actual fact. For fans of RGB, the G915 TKL has it in spades, and offers some of the sharpest lighting I've seen on a keyboard. It's also configurable within Logitech's G Hub software which is intuitive and packed with all sorts of customisation options to make the G915 TKL your own.
Oh, and before I go, it's worth touching on some of the other solid deals available from Logitech as part of this Play Days promo. If you want a legendary mouse to go along with the G915 TKL, the excellent G502 X Lightspeed is down to £90 at Currys, while one of our favourite gaming headsets, the G Pro X is down to £60 at Currys, which is a steal.
The Logitech G915 TKL is an excellent low profile gaming keyboard, and for £100, if you're in the market for a solid board with snappy switches, a solid construction, and one of the best sets of lighting and software in the business, you'll want to take note of this deal.