Not the rapid version. Wireless version though. I believe the keys are similar to cherry Browns.
Seems to be $179 on Umart and not listed as a special.
Price match it at Officeworks or JB if possible.
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Yeah I don't think I'll be buying Logitech gaming peripherals now that there is so much competition.
Not really sure why you'd pay 150 for a mechanical board when you can easily get a hall effect at that price or a better mechanical for much less. Typical Logitech slop….
Any recommendations?
What are you talking about?
The G515 is a low profile keyboard.
I have a Monsfeek FUN60 Hall Effect. Fantastic keyb, great feeling keys, very solid for a non-clicky Hall effect. However, it's extremely high profile compared to what I'm used to (MX Keys).
I ended up also getting the G515 Rapid TKL, as it's the only one that ticks all the boxes:
Arguably the other Hall effect low profile keyboard would be the Melgeek MADE68 Air. But the keycaps SUCK and there is no shine through at all.
For mechanical only, there are so many issues with Nuphy's Air series (phantom key presses, shitty shinethrough).
Logitech aren't great, but the competition aren't perfect either, which is what your comment suggests.
Yeah but the G515 Rapid TKL is $300… the one @maimai is referring to is OP's G515 TKL listing, which is not HE
And the non-Rapid is also only $150… and you can't get a low profile Hall effect with all the points I mentioned at that price point - which is what maimai inferred.
yes , sadly its TKL , want it for office work so key so keypad is useful.
The G515 is a low profile keyboard.
Low profile is a selling point?
Horses for courses mate.
I have 3 Logitech MX Keys keyboards for home, office and spare. It's super low profile and my go-to for productivity.
I tried to use a full height Monsgeek FUN60 HE and I didn't like it. So it's sitting in my drawer and I got a G515 TKL Rapid for gaming.
So yes, low profile is a selling point.
Yeah honestly not a bad deal. Only knock I would have against the Logitechs are that they aren't hot-swapable, which other brands do.
I’m using this and within a year of purchase I’m getting a double tap issue on the “n” key. Apparently quite common.
Why don't you claim warranty?
Fair point - I should.
I thought this is $152k for a second
Looks like UK layout with double sized enter key?
No double overpriced, but if you want wireless keyboard for gaming, Lightspeed is hard to beat and hence the premium.
To put things into perspective, an aluminium tri-mode RGB keyboard is currently $102.70, though not suitable for wireless gaming.
Yeah does look like UK layout on the pictures.
but if you want wireless keyboard for gaming, Lightspeed is hard to beat and hence the premium.
But you can get wireless hall effect keyboards for less than 100 bucks?
I don't get why everyone complains about logitech reliability. If it fails as often as everyone claims, you can literally get infinite keyboards with warranty.
But that's a pain, and I'd rather have a keyboard that works perfectly without having to constantly submit warranty claims. And the Logitech G keyboards I've used all started to play up two or three years after purchase
I had this and it was classic Logitech slop. Would lose its programming often and reset the light settings, the F1 key light always changes colour either way, a multi generational glitch, the off switch broke the first time I used it, and then one of the keys became unresponsive and cannot be replaced without soldering.