
Logitech G G915 TKL
CH, Wireless

Logitech G G915 TKL
CH, Wireless
Hello, the cable can be used to charge and use at the same time.
We do not have any information on this at the moment. If the white version becomes available, we will immediately add it to the shop.
Hello, The product is not up yet, our supplier added it recently, and it should be available on our website shortly.
Hello, as the other person said in his comment, just type 915 tkl key caps on Google and sites of Chinese origin offer all sorts of keys adapted to this keyboard at OK prices, for my part I found replacements for less than 10.-.
Hello Abudhahir, I have not found any. Which also annoys me a lot....
I have not found any, very unfortunately
By the manufacturer's number, which can then be searched for here: https://www.logitechg.com/de-ch/products/gaming-keyboards/g915-tkl-wireless.920-009498.html So these are tactile switches.
here is a small selection...https://www.toppreise.ch/produktsuche?q=logitech%20g915%20clicky
According to the brand, it's Switch-Modul GL Switch (Choc) and the switch-Modell is Tactile (Brown).
You can order some on Amazon, for example, so I'm guessing yes. The keyboard is great.
Bought on Digitec in CH layout, switch tactile but not clicky.
Hello, clicks. It rocks!
As long as you don't need a support for your wrist and can do without the NUM pad, it shouldn't be a problem.
They are GL Tactile Switches from Logitech
Tactile buttons are standard
This product is equipped with GL touch switches. We do not sell it with other types of switches. This is a CH keyboard (qwertz, with accents: é, à and è).
The keyboard has a Swiss ISO layout, i.e. the arrow keys next to the shift key are present. The second picture shows a US layout. However, pictures are not binding on Digitec, what counts are the specifications.
This is the model you are looking for. It is the G915 TKL Lightspeed.
Unfortunately, we do not have any information on this yet. As soon as the product becomes available for us through our suppliers, we can check a possible inclusion.
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