G915 TKL

This is clearly a recall-worthy issue. It's very well documented to affect virtually 100% of G915/G915 X keyboards and buyers are at Logitech's whim to have them replaced. Apparently, the latest policy is to deny, defend, depose because someone realized it's not financially viable to replace every s

I got G915 X as well, 4 months in and the letter D sometimes dont press or presses twice. A friend got one 2 months ago and he have double typing on multiple keyboards. I think this model is badly designed, we'll send it to warranty... First Logitech product and got this "experience", really bad for

G915x - has a double keying/chattering design flaw they've known about for years but continue to sell rather than recall it. If you check Reddit and elsewhere there's loads of complaints about it. I've gone through multiple because of it, the RMA process is like pulling teeth only for it to happen a

Yea, but i don`t want to change the HW i have and spend considerable money for and suits me with its ergonomy and additional keys for something completely basic which wont fit in my hands. I spent days looking for a KB which would fit my needs (some additional macro keys in certain place) and simply

Yeah, logitech aren't what they used to be. I recently gave up on ever getting a G915X Clicky and have gone elsewhere, Still have my Logi mouse, but onboard memory means I don't need to run gHub anymore, and it's just so nice not to have extra bloat on my PC. Just hoping I'll be able to find a repla

Man… your story is literally the same as mine. This November I opened my third RMA because of double clicking on the G915X. Every single replacement Logitech sent me eventually developed the exact same issue after a few months. And this time, besides asking for a video, they also requested that I sh

Yeah bro I actually hate it. I'm usually not one to just cart blanche hate on some big product released by big companies by Logitech because by and large they are good at what they do. But holy smokes, I recently downloaded it after having my g915x TKL for a few months (I can't remember why) and now

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

If companies could all agree on moving to strictly type C id be all in favor. Also if Logitech could stick to one receiver type. But currently they use primarily type A, and there's 3 different ones in use. Unifying receiver, this logi bolt, and whatever comes with the G915X/gaming keyboards.

It's working as intended. Logitech makes sure every G915/X develops double typing in a few keys, it's a way to help users stay on top of their typing game by forcing them to be constantly alert to mistakes when writing important documents. We have to praise Logitech for being so innovative and creat