Logitech® G515 TKL, Wired Gaming Keyboard - Black / Low-Profile GL Mechanical Switches / 1.3mm Fast Actuation Point / Double-Shot PBT Keycaps / Factory-Lubed Smooth Switches / Layered Sound Dampening Design / Custom Key Mapping Support / 920-012872

The Logitech G515 TKL is a wired gaming keyboard built around speed and precision, with an ultra-slim profile and durable double-layer PBT keycaps. Its tenkeyless layout drops the number pad to free desk space for wider mouse movement, the wired connection gives zero latency, and fully customisable RGB lighting sets the look of the board.

The G515 TKL stands only 22 mm high, and pairing that height with a tenkeyless structure is what makes the board sit low and comfortable under the wrists. The thin profile is an ergonomic decision rather than a styling one, and it is achieved without giving up gaming performance on the keys themselves.

Low-profile GL mechanical switches actuate at 1.3 mm, so a keypress registers well before the key bottoms out and reaction times improve accordingly. The switches deliver the speed, accuracy and performance associated with traditional full-height mechanical keys while taking up far less vertical space on the desk.

Three things shape how the G515 TKL sounds and feels: factory-lubed switches, low-profile double-shot PBT keycaps, and an advanced sound-dampening construction inside the case. Together they give a premium typing experience without trading away durability, which is what double-shot PBT is chosen for in the first place.

G HUB turns the board into a personalised control centre, with KEYCONTROL allowing up to 15 programmable functions per key. Any key can be reassigned to match how you play, which matters most on a tenkeyless board where the number pad shortcuts have to live somewhere else on the layout.

LIGHTSYNC RGB opens a spectrum of approximately 16.8 million colours, set through G HUB. Beyond building custom lighting patterns on the keyboard itself, the same software synchronises effects across your other Logitech G gear so the desk reads as one setup rather than several devices doing different things.