Logitech G815 LIGHTSYNC RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard With Linear Switch

Pros: -Typing on this feels great, keys are well stabilized. -Actuation of keys is very swift witch is awesome for gaming (I play mostly FPS games and have the linear version). -Solidly built, metal frame and back plate makes for a robust and quite heavy keyboard. -Very slim design makes using it very comfortable even without a wrist rest. -RGB lighting is very bright and has almost endless customization options with the G-HUB software.

Cons: -Secondary number keys are not illuminated (!"/@£ etc....) this does not bother me that much but it is worth nothing. -Price could seem completely insane but honestly you are paying premium price for a premium product.

Overall Review: Overall very happy with my purchase, I have been using it for around 2 weeks now and although it took a little time getting used to typing on this I can honestly say this is the best keyboard I have ever used. I've also owned a Razer Blackwidow , a Logitech G810 and the difference is quite notable. I bought this to replace my Logitech G810 witch I donated to my kids pc (and also is still functioning perfectly after about 5 years of abuse) so I was quite confident this new G815 would last me quite a while. If you are in the budget for a high-end gaming keyboard look no further. I chose the linear switches because they are more soothed to FPS gaming. The clicky ones are way to loud and remind me too much of my old Black widow and it was the main reason I actually steered clear of the Cherry MX blue switches. The tactile version is a "in-between" switch and seems like the more bland version, not as loud as the clickys and not as sharp as the linear. The addition of macro keys on the left of the keyboard is a nice addition although I haven't bothered using them yet. I read some discouraging comments about early adopters and some compatibility issues between the keyboard and the G-HUB software but in my personal experience everything worked out of the box. I simply plugged in the keyboard and installed the Logitech software and I was up and running, no issues at all.

Pros: The feel of tying and quality of the keys are outstanding! Love the USB port on the G815 (receiver for my G703), the cable quality is also something to admire as it looks like it wont breakdown anytime soon, the media keys are a big plus as my previous Filco Majestouch 2 lacked.

Cons: - EXPENSIVE! but would defiantly buy again. - Secondary key symbols don't light up.

Overall Review: I would recommend this to people who aren't too worried about money.

Pros: Great design and construction. No bend or flex to it, can strike keys confidently with great feedback from Logitech''s mechanical key design. Great 'clicky' feel and audible response. Backlight LED keys are very customizable via the stored profiles and downloadable app. Can make just about any light combo or design under the sun, only limitation would be your imagination. Although no wrist rest, very comfortable angle to type at and mechanical keyboards don't come any thinner than this one.

Cons: About the only physical design flaw that has stuck with me is the placement of the 'G' keys that switch user profiles. They are directly to the left of the standard QWERTY layout, i.e. Esc/Tab/Caps Lock, and require getting used to their placement. For example, if you are accustomed to placing your left hand on WASD as a gamer and use your pinky to rest on Shift or Caps Lock, you may be used to finding the edge of the keys to dictate where your hand placement should be without looking down at the keyboard. With these 'G' keys now at the far edge of the keyboard, you have to retrain yourself not to do so. Takes a bit of getting used to, but not a huge hurdle, overall. Annoyingly, the backlit keys do not light up the 'alternate' key, as in the top row of number keys do not have the '@#$&' etc. symbols illuminated, making it difficult to find the right key in the dark. Dropped one egg for these minor inconveniences.

Overall Review: Despite these small flaws, this really is a great keyboard. I expect it to last a while. Doubt most anyone would be disappointed with this product. Question is - worth the price?

Pros: Feels great and the quality is amazing it has an amazing balance, like a sweet spot. Not too much lightning nor no lightening.

Cons: Price might be a bit high but remember, You get what you pay for. it is WORTH IT it is a bit heavy for a wired keyboard however, the weight doesn't affect me sense I use it on desktop

Overall Review: Great and sexy keyboard. One solid piece and i recommend it 100%

Pros: - The keyboard is beautiful - The keys are relatively quiet (this was my main desire for the linear switches over others as I really hate the click-clack of most mechanical keyboards). - The software enables a lot of really cool lighting macros...I like the one that mirrors the colors on screen!

Cons: - The software takes quite a bit of learning to get the keyboard to do the things you want it to do. I do not recommend getting this for someone uninterested in writing macros/code unless you're going to set it up for them. - Sometimes Windows updates seem to uninstall the software which is just a ridiculous nuisance (I don't know who is to blame for that, so maybe logitech doesn't deserve it).

Overall Review: - If you're willing to put in the time to set up the macros then this is definitely worth it to you...but if you're not going to use the macros you can find a cheaper keyboard for your purposes.

Pros: Great aesthetic Super comfortable Not overly "gamer" Solid build quality

Cons: Price

Overall Review: One of the more expensive mechanical keyboards out there, but it's definitely worth the price. Upgraded from my old Logitech G510 from like a decade ago. Been on the fence about getting a mechanical keyboard; all other products just looked so garish and tacky. With the low profile design and responsiveness of the keys, the G815 is, by far, the most comfortable typing experience I've ever had. My daily driver for both work and play.

Pros: What I liked most about this keyboard is the low profile keys. I didn't want the keys up too high, not my style. I wanted fast response and little to no noise. This one is linear so very little noise. It has many color options and setup options, but the keys assignment is still lacking, you can't make it totally your own, it is pre programmed with only four styles, and maybe I don' t know what I am doing, but I haven't been able to change those much to my personal setting.

Cons: The macros are weird too, when going to the menu, it goes straight to the G keys, but I want to be able to have other keys as macro, I can't do it. The number lock led is too bright, always the same brightness, can't change it.

Overall Review: I still would recommend this keyboard, it's a bit more pricey than the others, but I can do a lot.

Pros: Easy "in between desktop and laptop keystroke". Smooth. Linear is much less noisy than Logitech website. Really. Great software and customization.

Cons: Just plain nothing.

Overall Review: Such the best surprise of my new PC!