Best Buy has for My Best Buy Members (free to join): Logitech G915 Lightspeed Full-size Wireless Mechanical GL Clicky Switch Gaming Keyboard (920-009103) on sale for $169.99. Shipping is free.
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Best Buy has for My Best Buy Members (free to join): Logitech G915 Lightspeed Full-size Wireless Mechanical GL Clicky Switch Gaming Keyboard (920-009103) on sale for $169.99. Shipping is free.
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I picked up an open box for 149.99 on ebay and have to say was a bit skeptical given the price and if it'd perform to expectation. Battery life on this thing is amazing, I run it at 50% brightness and it's tentative to last week or so after a month of use.
I tried using another RedDragon Horus that mirrored the properties of this keyboard and found that was would either have keys that would get "stuck" while in transmission and the scroll wheel would have latency issues that would require a constant scroll to register the key. I also played a few rounds of Halo and didn't notice any delays in my key registries or input.
Typing for work is also great, they are "clicky" but not abnoxiously loud and the keys are well spaced that I can type without making many mistakes which some low profile keyboards tend to get wrong
amazon has this refurbished keyboard[amazon.com] as $139 any day of the year. But I still perfer band new, especially for PC peripherals like keyboard, headphone...
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I picked up an open box for 149.99 on ebay and have to say was a bit skeptical given the price and if it'd perform to expectation. Battery life on this thing is amazing, I run it at 50% brightness and it's tentative to last week or so after a month of use.
I tried using another RedDragon Horus that mirrored the properties of this keyboard and found that was would either have keys that would get "stuck" while in transmission and the scroll wheel would have latency issues that would require a constant scroll to register the key. I also played a few rounds of Halo and didn't notice any delays in my key registries or input.
Typing for work is also great, they are "clicky" but not abnoxiously loud and the keys are well spaced that I can type without making many mistakes which some low profile keyboards tend to get wrong
The only TKL version at this price was the linear version. Ordered one, then realized that it uses micro usb. Now I'm debating whether to pick it up.
I thought it was going to be an issue too (would definitely prefer USB-C), but regardless, it comes with a USB extender. I park this a few feet away from my keyboard because less distance = better performance.
When i need to charge, i unplug the usb receiver and charge the keyboard.
Ive been through a few keyboards and the TKL is my favorite because
1) Volume scroll on the top right
2) Wireless and Bluetooth connection allows me to switch between personal and work computers seemlessly
3) Logitech's macros
I know there's probably better 'feeling' keyboards that you can buy but the feature on these right out of the box is what i needed.
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I bought the TKL Tactile version of this last year for $162, and was a bit underwhelmed by it. Was a little better after adding a wristrest, and I could see the Clicky version being a lot better anyways.
I don't care that this is wireless, it is waay overpriced for what it does.
Considering Logitech is out there quite nearly alone on this combination of features (full-size keyboard, low profile mechanical switches, RGB, wireless) I suspect they're taking full opportunity for now to set their price.
Unfortunately this design (due to containing all those features) does mandate a built-in LiPo battery. Any solid third-party reviews on battery life for this as of yet? I suspect the RGB configuration would be a significant factor but I also can't see this being too wireless given the need for an occasional recharge.
Good luck!
Jon
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amazon has this refurbished keyboard[amazon.com] as $139 any day of the year. But I still perfer band new, especially for PC peripherals like keyboard, headphone...
Refurb keyboards definitely do require a bit of a teardown and cleaning just to be sure. At the same time, I'm inclined to take your position on this particular model because of the integrated LiPo battery, whose wear would be harder to gauge as a secondary buyer. All the keycaps could look just fine, and the switches operate flawlessly, but only time will indicate the nature of the wear experienced by the battery (and/or whether the battery was replaced in the refurbishment process).
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I tried using another RedDragon Horus that mirrored the properties of this keyboard and found that was would either have keys that would get "stuck" while in transmission and the scroll wheel would have latency issues that would require a constant scroll to register the key. I also played a few rounds of Halo and didn't notice any delays in my key registries or input.
Typing for work is also great, they are "clicky" but not abnoxiously loud and the keys are well spaced that I can type without making many mistakes which some low profile keyboards tend to get wrong
I tried using another RedDragon Horus that mirrored the properties of this keyboard and found that was would either have keys that would get "stuck" while in transmission and the scroll wheel would have latency issues that would require a constant scroll to register the key. I also played a few rounds of Halo and didn't notice any delays in my key registries or input.
Typing for work is also great, they are "clicky" but not abnoxiously loud and the keys are well spaced that I can type without making many mistakes which some low profile keyboards tend to get wrong
When i need to charge, i unplug the usb receiver and charge the keyboard.
Ive been through a few keyboards and the TKL is my favorite because
1) Volume scroll on the top right
2) Wireless and Bluetooth connection allows me to switch between personal and work computers seemlessly
3) Logitech's macros
I know there's probably better 'feeling' keyboards that you can buy but the feature on these right out of the box is what i needed.
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Unfortunately this design (due to containing all those features) does mandate a built-in LiPo battery. Any solid third-party reviews on battery life for this as of yet? I suspect the RGB configuration would be a significant factor but I also can't see this being too wireless given the need for an occasional recharge.
Good luck!
Jon
Good luck!
Jon
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