Greasy, oily, crumb-covered covered fingers and unwashed hands should avoid using these keycaps without first being cleansed. This causes ABS caps to become shiny, glossy, and slick to the touch in a matter of time. Though ABS is more flexible than PBT plastic, the ABS plastic keycaps may also attract more finger oils than PBT keycaps. Not shining through keycaps, but shine on keycaps.
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These keycaps are made of doubleshot ABS plastic, with translucent legends that won’t rub off and will allow the RGB to shine through in full brilliance. The Logitech G915 TKL comes with flat, uniform, low-profile “Choc” style keycaps. Overall the board itself seems reliable, and provides a minimal, clean aesthetic while still feeling premium and modern. Your mileage, of course, may vary with time and usage. The included battery is said to be able to last up to 40 hours with RGB on full-blast, and rechargeable from zero to 100% in 4 hours. The angles and low-profile nature should make the G915 TKL pretty easy to use even without a wrist-rest. The rubber pads ensure the keyboard won’t move while gaming, and the two sets of adjustable feet stay put and give you a 4-degree or 8-degree tilt respectively.Īt the side of the board lies minimal branding, featuring the G915 logo embossed onto the rounded, brushed aluminum. The bottom of the keyboard sports a battery hump, six rubber anti-slip pads, two sets of kickstand feet, and a storage port for the Lightspeed receiver. While the placement is convenient and should support most custom cables, it is disappointing to see micro-USB being used on such an expensive, premium gaming keyboard. On the rear of the keyboard lies the micro-USB port. You may notice, however, that these are in fact Kailh-branded Low-Profile Choc switches, which should have a lifetime of at least 70 million keypresses. Under the short ABS plastic keycaps are Logitech GL switches. The plastic build quality, however, is actually quite sturdy and solid, showing no signs of flexing, creaking, or shifting while typing, gaming, and even mashing keys in a rage or panic. This may be to ensure there is no interference with the wireless signal. Upon closer inspection, the case is actually mostly plastic. The G915 TKL is topped with brushed aluminum for a premium look and feel. With the Logitech G915 TKL and its build quality, looks can be deceiving.Īs a standard TKL layout, the footprint is much more compact than a full-sized keyboard and will allow you to bring your mouse closer to center.Īs a low-profile keyboard with “floating keycaps” design, the switches are visible under the keycaps which could mean easier cleaning, but also more dust than a traditional higher-profile case.
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