Stuff Verdict

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.

Pros

Sturdy construction and wear-resistant key caps

Unflappable connectivity

More affordable than low-profile wireless rivals

Cons

Fewer features than the model it ‘replaces’

Battery life could be better

Introduction

Low-profile gaming keyboards just don’t come along all that often. It’s been five years since Logitech’s previous effort, the G915 Lightspeed, earned a place in front of my gaming laptop, and nothing else I’ve tried has matched its mix of long battery life, flawless wireless connection and satisfyingly slim mechanical switches. But there’s definitely room for improvement. The new G515 Lightspeed TKL aims to address the G915’s flaws and out-of-date features, while also slashing the price.