139€95
The keyboard works fine, but I soon encountered problems with the software that manages its functions: Logitech G HUB. After three hours of trying to solve the problem, I couldn't uninstall it or repair the corrupted files! So that's the last time I'll be buying this brand.
I've had a lot of great keyboard names and yet this one is really top notch, very pleasant to the touch, the battery is really long lasting (3 days intensive use), the software works well and I love the sound of the BROWN persso keys.
I wanted a wired keyboard (the bluetooth dongle works very well though), compact, and with multimedia keys directly accessible without going through the fn key: difficult to find at Windows manufacturers; this keyboard meets these requirements.
But it accumulates redhibitory defects!
Inversion of characters and backlighting on keys with multiple characters (e.g. numbers and punctuation marks) compared to usual Windows keyboards, which means that you lose your bearings (you get lost when you press shift); and non-backlit characters such as punctuation marks are difficult to read at night with a desk lamp.
After about two months of daily use I still regularly hang up keys adjacent to the ones I'm typing on.
Once or twice a day my backlight setting (via the Logitech G HUB application) goes haywire and flashes like a Christmas tree: I have to turn the keyboard off and on again to get my setting back.
I have not yet had much experience with this keyboard, but the quality is good. The typing is very agrable, it can be put flat or tilted 4 or 8. The construction is very solid (for the price it's the least I can do!), the materials are of high quality. The customisation of the lighting according to the application is a plus. However, if you don't like to customise the colours in all directions, you can use a classic white backlight, no worries. The only drawback is that the keys have a slight play on their switch, it is not standard and does not interfere with typing, this may seem surprising but again it is not felt.
The Logitech 915 tkl touchscreen is a pure marvel with a perfect design for any use. The software is complete and there are many ways to program the keys. I would recommend it with my eyes closed after the numeric pad on the bottom gives a lot of space on a desk but it takes a while to get used to the numeric pad on the top and the delivery by LDLC is always top notch thanks ?
I have come back to change my opinion of this product and I am downgrading my rating again.Of course LDLC is always on top of the site and delivery, the problem is not there.The initial comments below which remain valid.I realised that the key labels are invisible when the backlight is turned off, which happens a lot as it shuts down to conserve battery power after a few moments of inactivity (this is configurable in the software provided, but it is a step away from wireless use). I mentioned that it takes up 2 USB ports in Lightspeed charger mode... The Azerty version of this keyboard is amazing. The numbers at the top (which are very useful as there is no number pad) are reversed, which means that the numbers are on the lower part of the keys which is not clear, and the other characters are on the upper part of the keys.The rest is fine, it's still a very solid keyboard. I've been using it for a while now, but I'm not sure if it's a good idea to use it for a long time, as it's not a good idea to use it for a long time.
This keyboard is just beautiful. It's the most pleasant typing experience I've ever had.
The noise is also very pleasant.
The ligthspeed technology is perfect, as advertised by Logitech. Some people complain about the battery capacity. I personally recharged it once in three weeks (and even the first time I turned it on with the factory charge, so it wasn't full).
The only downside is that the keyboard programming software doesn't work on my pc...
It's expensive but for me it's worth it
Satisfied with my choice.
The only problem is that you need a detailed manual to know all the features. I still don't understand how to activate the G1...G5 keys on the TKL keyboard?
The Azerty version of this keyboard is confusing. At the top of the numbers (which are used a lot as there is no number pad), the rows are reversed, which means that the numbers are on the lower part of the keys which is not illuminated, and the other characters are on the upper part of the keys.
This is very confusing at first and I find it hard to get used to.
In full light it's less confusing but it's still confusing.
The rest is fine, it's still a very solid keyboard. The mechanical typing is pleasant, although a bit hard.
The battery doesn't last more than 2 or 3 days in heavy use, and I had to leave it permanently plugged in to avoid tiring the micro-USB port (yuck, USB-C is so much more solid and practical).
