Questions about Logitech G G815

It is the tactile version, like the G915. Unfortunately, only these are available in Switzerland so far. On Logitech's website, you can't even get either of the two keyboards with a Swiss layout (!), which I find quite strange. So far, I have searched in vain for information on whether and when the Clicky and Linear variants will be available...

Yes, totally compatible!

The title has been corrected :)

Please contact the Help Centre directly so that we can check your request.

Instead of a palm rest, I use a large mouse mat that also has room for the keyboard: Logitech G G840 (XL) Otherwise, there are also hand rests like this one in the mouse mat category: Deltaco Gaming Keyboard Palm Rest (L) But I can't judge how well they fit.

You'll have to ask Logitech about that. :)

So far I haven't had any problems with this keyboard. Time will tell

Exactly the same thing happened to me today with the G915. One pin of the left shift key broke off. Luckily it happened just 4 months before the warranty expired... Logitech does not supply individual parts, as I was told on the Logitech phone. It's a bit embarrassing when you have to replace the whole keyboard because a small piece of plastic broke off. Well, I hope the keyboard lasts another 2 years.

Unfortunately not from Logitech itself as I have seen. Maybe from a third supplier...

Unfortunately, we do not offer individual replacement keys for this keyboard. Regarding a warranty, the responsible service centre will decide whether it is a warranty case or rejected due to external damage.

No, as far as I know Logitech does not sell keycaps for this keyboard.

Yes

Yep, as far as I know, the CH layout is only available in Tactile.

They should fit on the switches, i.e. on Logitech GL switches (low profile). There are people who say that these are Kailh choc switches, but the special keys and space etc. in particular have different dimensions and stabilisers. So if it works, it probably won't work for all keycaps. I haven't tried this myself, because I'm very happy with the LG keys so far.

Yes, you can turn off the backlight without having the G-Hub software installed. At the top of the keyboard there is a brightness adjustment button that allows you to adjust the brightness in 5 steps until OFF.

Yes, that's right.

As far as I know, both keyboards use the same key technology. Therefore, the keystroke should sound similar on both models.

Unfortunately not.

This is GL Tactile and this Logitech G915 Lightspeed GL Tactile (CH, Sans fil) is the same but without cable. With the other keys we don't have them with Swiss configuration: https://www.digitec.ch/it/search?q=Logitech%20G%20G915

Same as Logitech G915

Don't ask this here, this is not a project-specific question. --> Write a mail to the support or call them. In your Rubrick Orders you can check the current order status.

It's very personal really. Some people prefer to play with it and others without. Personally, I used to play very well without it, however, since I got a wrist rest I can't play without it. I use the one that comes with the Corsair K95 which is plastic and not smooth. I don't use anything on the mouse side though.

This is not possible in the associated software "Logitech G Hub". I have not looked for possibilities outside the software. You can programme the keys G1 to G5 per mode. You can switch between three modes on the keyboard (M1 to M3).

So mine has a CH layout, what you mean by linear switches I don't know exactly, don't all G815s have the same switches?

Hello Freezse, When you get a chance: Try a keyboard with the lowprofile Kailh brown choc switches like the G815 & G915 have. I just bought one and was surprised how linear the switches feel. Much less bumpy than I thought. That might suit you. I guess the Kailh low profile switches are different than the normal high profile ones and especially different than the cherry ones. aloha Pete (PS: need this thing on a Mac - just swapped ALT-Command keycaps and loaded the right layout - fits perfectly!

As long as you connect the additional USB cable to your PC, which supplies the USB port on the keyboard with power, this is possible without any problems. I have a G513 here with a G703 mouse receiver plugged in, which works wonderfully (with my MX Master 3 it also works, of course).

Hello, so all the keyboards that logitech offers for the Swiss market (Qwertz) with the accents for the French speaking people are in touch. It's not a good idea to have a Swiss keyboard, even if it's a Swiss company, because even on their official website they don't offer a Swiss keyboard for these models. So basically if you want something else than touch for this model you have to go for a German or English version.

The G815 also has a USB passthrough port. These are the only differences =)