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1. LOGITECH GAMING SOFTWARE VS G HUB PC
2. LOGITECH GAMING SOFTWARE VS G HUB BLUETOOTH
3. LOGITECH GAMING SOFTWARE VS G HUB PROFESSIONAL
4. LOGITECH GAMING SOFTWARE VS G HUB FREE

The Das Keyboard 4C TKL is more of a professional tenkeyless keyboard, but the wired clacker fits two USB Type-A passthrough ports in a 15.5 x 6 x 1.1 inch chassis, and the G.Skill KM360 tenkeyless board is even smaller than our review unit (15.2 x 5.8 x 0.9 inches).

LOGITECH GAMING SOFTWARE VS G HUB PC

But don't forget, the keyboard can work over Bluetooth, so it doesn’t have to use a PC port at all. With the G915 TKL’s slim build, you’re not fitting a USB passthrough port here. I’m still left dreaming of the possibilities. But with Logitech’ also today releasing products in lilac and blue. The white version looks cheaper than the original at first glance, but it’s growing on me - especially the shiny silver of the brushed aluminum top plate.

Speaking of which, it’s nice for Logitech to introduce another color option with the G915 TKL while it also launches more colors for some other gaming products, (including the Logitech G203 Lightsync mouse) and the colorful Logitech G733 Lightspeed gaming headset. I’ve only been using it for about 3 days, but the white keycaps seem more resistant to smudging than the black ones. The keycaps on the G915 TKL are the same smooth plastic and although they feel a bit more premium than your typical extra slick plastic caps, they still show marks easily on the black version.

LOGITECH GAMING SOFTWARE VS G HUB FREE

Although with many free wrist rests being flimsy or made of stiff plastic, it’s possible you may have opted to buy something more plush, like the HyperX wrist rest, anyway. Sadly, there’s no wrist rest, even though gaming keyboards much cheaper than Logitech’s G915 keyboards include one free. But like the full-sized G915 Lightspeed, you may notice some light bleeding in between the keys’ spacing that prevents the look from being 100% clean. Meanwhile, the Contrastic RGB animation sets the top row, navigation keys and soft buttons to a contrasting color from the rest, showing the G915 TKL can look more aggressive with its lights too. My favorite pre-set effect, Ocean Wave, slowly transitions between dark blue and a sandy cream. The Logitech G Hub software (more in the dedicated section below) offers extensive control over RGB, and even the G logo and RGB button are customizable. The G915 TKL may very well be the most expensive peripheral to hit your gaming den, but it’ll look the part too. Handily, you get dongle storage on the back, as well as two sets of flip-out feet for elevating the keyboard either 8 degrees or 4 degrees.

Logitech’s Lightsync RGB pops on the brushed-metal finish. In an ultrathin, but dense, frame, an aircraft-grade aluminum alloy top plate sits atop a steel-reinforced plastic base that’s subtly textured. Part of what you’re paying for is the G915 TKL’s durable, polished build. A power button is easily accessible on the top edge of the chassis, as well as a MicroUSB port for attaching the included cable for charging or wired use. You can toggle RGB brightness with the sun-stamped button (three levels of brightness or off), and once you figure out the button next to the RGB one has a joystick on it, you can activate Game Mode. This makes it easy to use the G915 TKL with multiple PCs on the fly.

LOGITECH GAMING SOFTWARE VS G HUB BLUETOOTH

There are also dedicated buttons for toggling the dongle connection, which Logitech calls Lightspeed and switching to a Bluetooth connection.