Logitech G515 Lightspeed TKL

Lightweight, eye-catching design ; Comfortable, low-profile keys ; Lots of customization options ; Excellent wireless performance with Lightspeed dongle

No wrist rest or volume roller ; Battery life is middling

The Logitech G515 Lightspeed TKL's slim design, low-profile key switches, and host of customization options help it stand out as a competent compact gaming keyboard.

Slim, sleek design ; Tri-mode connectivity ; Extensive software customization

Not hot-swappable ; No knob/volume roller ; No number pad

The Logitech G515 LIGHTSPEED TKL delivers high-key performance in a low-key design featuring low-profile switches. While it lacks some preferred features, it provides fast, reliable wireless gaming performance in a sleek chassis at a fair price.

Sturdy construction ; Responsive tactile switches ; Excellent connectivity

Shorter battery life ; Slightly uneven backlighting coverage

The Logitech G515 Lightspeed TKL is an excellent low-profile wireless gaming keyboard that nails the basics with a sturdy chassis, responsive tactile switches and solid wireless connectivity. It doesn’t have the most even backlighting, nor is its...

Great design for work and play ; Comfortable, quiet keystrokes with a brilliant layout ; Great wireless performance

Could use dedicated media controls ; Quite expensive for a keyboard ; No wrist rest

Logitech’s G515 keyboard hits all the right notes – it’s a pleasure to use, the keys feel nice and the board is supported by the brand’s famously strong software for rebinding and programming. The RGB lights are easy to configure, but despite the RGB...

Sturdy construction and wear-resistant key caps ; Unflappable connectivity ; More affordable than low-profile wireless rivals

Fewer features than the model it ‘replaces’ ; Battery life could be better

A well-built and responsive gaming keyboard that fixes many of the old G915 TKL’s flaws. The Logitech G515 Lightspeed TKL makes some cutbacks, but gets two things spot on: performance and price.

Sturdy construction and wear-resistant key caps ; Unflappable connectivity ; More affordable than low-profile wireless rivals

Fewer features than the model it ‘replaces’ ; Battery life could be better

A well-built and responsive gaming keyboard that fixes many of the old G915 TKL’s flaws. The Logitech G515 Lightspeed TKL makes some cutbacks, but gets two things spot on: performance and price.

Slim, solid build ; Sounds and feels pretty good ; Great battery life (36 hours with full lighting, 600+ without)

Only pairs with one Bluetooth device at a time ; Still sounds a little plasticky and rattly ; Keycaps are a little flat and slippery

Logitech's G515 Lightspeed TKL is slim and lightweight, with low-profile switches, excellent battery life, a solid, sound-dampened plastic chassis, and a much lower price than the G915.