G915 TKL

Funny, something similiar happened to me last year. I bought two g915x for our new shop and at first one had the chattering. I finally got a replacement but it was so … freakin… tedious… In the end: the replaced and the other one have the chattering issues and we don‘t care enough for now. As soon a

I have the air v3 with blush switches and works like a charm. I also have the g915 tkl with brown switches for work and other than the nice battery life, the keyboard is pretty bad. The switches are not satisfying to type on, the keycaps are of a low quality plastic and they also rattle. The logitec

The cause is shitty quality control of switches, not a setting. All G915 keyboards do that with random keys, mine is the P key (D used to do it a lot, but got better for some reason), other models too. The G915 X seems to be even worse, which shows Logitech is working diligently to evolve their keyb

Yes, had this with a g910 and a g815 already and the g915x as well, really sucks that the logitech switches are that bad.

And since I use my keyboard for work, with all its shortcut keys not working, this is really something I'm having to reconsider. Continuing with Logitech products has been difficult because of this software. I regret buying the G915X - Lightspeed from day one because of the double-tap keys, but main

Still G915 much more reliable than the newer garbage G915 X. It fixed the keycap issue, but introduced a worse one: key chatter/double type. Trust me on this one, as I have multiple older G915/TKL keyboards never ever had double-click issues. Unfortunately, after upgrading to the G915 X, I went thro

Have you actually tried the Logitech? I heard the old g915 had rattley keys but I was hoping the new version g915x had fixed that. If not then ratteley keys is a big issue for that price… It so frustrating that no one can make a keyboard with a regular layout but low profile keys…

Welcome to my world.... Rant on G915X Double Typing, again... and again... : r/LogitechG Right now I am trying to make the video of the 5th board. I don't know if it is lubrication or what, but since it is all soldered, I don't know if it is easy to change. I just know it happens with one month, and

Logitech is proud of their double-typing keyboards. So much so that they doubled down on the double-typping (see, there goes my G915 double-typing the letter p as it likes to) from the G915 to the G915 X. But don't worry, some Logitech rep might drop by to say the issue is dust ingress into the swit

Quite frankly, what would really qualify as "make this right for you" would be Logitech not using shitty switches and/or doing actual quality control so faulty ones don't make it to consumers. This is a very widespread issue that was already common in the original G915 and has only gotten worse in t