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Logitech G915 X LIGHTSPEED Wireless Low-Profile Gaming Keyboard - Linear, Black

Logitech G915 X LIGHTSPEED Wireless Low-Profile Gaming Keyboard - Linear, Black

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The Logitech G915 X LIGHTSPEED is an ultra-thin wireless mechanical gaming keyboard for players who want speed without the bulk. This black version uses low-profile GL Linear switches with a 1.3 mm actuation point, and it connects three ways: lag-free LIGHTSPEED wireless, Bluetooth, or the included data cable. KEYCONTROL lets you remap keys and assign macros to nine dedicated G-keys, all under customizable LIGHTSYNC RGB lighting.

Highlights

Switches GL Linear low-profile mechanical, 43 g actuation force
Actuation / Travel 1.3 mm actuation point, 3.2 mm total travel
Connectivity LIGHTSPEED wireless, Bluetooth, USB wired
Programmable Keys 9 G-keys with KEYCONTROL remapping, media keys
Lighting LIGHTSYNC RGB
Battery Up to 36 hrs at 100% RGB, up to 90 hrs at 50%, up to 800 hrs with RGB off
Cable 1.8 m (70.86 in)
Weight 1080 g (38.09 oz)
Warranty 2-year limited hardware warranty (Logitech G)

Warranty & Setup

New, factory sealed, with the full manufacturer warranty: 2 years. Want it ready to go? Add setup and data transfer from our Emmaus team and it arrives with your files, email and apps already in place.

Part number: 920-012696

From the Tech Outlet Catalog

Señor Huamán has repaired typewriters in a shop the width of a doorway in Barranco, in Lima, since before the street had a streetlight. He believes a keyboard should be heard over the street vendors.

His shop smells of machine oil and strong coffee. Machines line the walls like retired wrestlers, each with a story about the novelist who wore it out.

His great-niece Rosa came in one afternoon with this, a slab so thin he checked it twice for missing parts. She plays in tournaments, she said, late at night, against strangers on other continents. He did not know whether to be proud or concerned, and settled on both.

She let him type. The keys went down smooth and straight, no bump, no bell, a long low hush like a door closing in a good hotel. He typed his name, then his late wife's name, then, for reasons he cannot explain, the word "mañana."

He says it is too quiet to be a real keyboard. He also asks, every Thursday, whether Rosa is coming by.

Low-profile wireless gaming keyboard. Linear switches. Smooth enough to win over a typewriter man.

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