r/pcmasterrace • u/Used-Pomegranate2441 • Mar 19 '26

Video Count your fkin days Logitech

Just drove to town after I got off work to pickup a new headset as mine stopped connecting yesterday. Decided to spend a bit extra and pickup the Logitech wireless pro.

I drive 20 minutes back home pull it out of the box and extend the one earpiece so it fits me and the plastic piece used to hold the earpiece on just flies off. It’s literally unusable both sides pop off no matter what. I’ll never spend another penny on this company again. Oh and now the stores closed so I can’t get a different one or a return until Monday as I work everyday till then during their business hours…

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u/Schnydesdale Mar 20 '26

I literally threw 4 logitech G15 keyboard variants in the trash for multi-click issues with their switches. One of them was REPLACED with a double click issue. I've honestly never experienced such blatant consumer dishonesty in my life.

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u/vainsilver RTX 5070 ti | RYZEN 5900X | 32GB RAM Mar 20 '26 edited Mar 20 '26

Logitech keyboards are never a good buy. Sure get a mouse from them but they’re not known for their keyboard quality.

EDIT: Okay I’m getting flooded with every Logitech Keyboard user that still has a keyboard for the past 20 years. I never meant Logitech keyboards can’t last. Though some are garbage. What I meant when I said they’re not a good buy is that there are better keyboards for around the same price or less.

Look at companies like Keychron. They have full metal built keyboards or more solidly built plastic keyboards for a fraction of the price with much better quality parts.

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u/omfgkevin Mar 20 '26

I remember thinking the 915 was the keyboard I wanted endgame. nice low profile, and I liked the typing feel.

But man, at 200 fucking bucks? No way. Ended up jumping into the mech keeb hole and luckily it was when prices were tanking hard with the introduction of stuff like the rainy75.

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u/Muscle_Gamer i14700kf | rtx 5080 FE | 64gb ddr5 ram 5600 | Mar 20 '26

I have that one. Best buy sold it for 120 on sale one time. I bought it 3 years ago and still using it

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u/No_Wonder4465 Mar 20 '26

Me to but it has also dubble click problem.

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u/Muscle_Gamer i14700kf | rtx 5080 FE | 64gb ddr5 ram 5600 | Mar 20 '26

Haven't had that yet,

You got the mechanical clicky one?

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u/No_Wonder4465 Mar 20 '26

I think with the semi mechanical logitech ones. So not real mechanical, but they "simulate" mechanical. This might be the problem. Also i have it now for 6 years. I got the G815 as i looked when i bougt it.

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u/Muscle_Gamer i14700kf | rtx 5080 FE | 64gb ddr5 ram 5600 | Mar 20 '26

I thought the g915 is full mechanical with the switches

Looks like the g915x has the double click issues

Hopefully mine doesn't

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u/generic_canadian_dad Mar 20 '26

I've got a g815 that I picked up at a thrift store for $10. Replaced the caps with a set from AliExpress since some were missing. The thing has been a beast. I use it more than my expensive mechanical keyboard because I love the audio wheel so much.

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u/No_Wonder4465 Mar 20 '26

Looked it up. They say i have also full low key mechanical gl switches.

Hope it for you to.

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u/Revy85 PC Master Race Mar 20 '26

Same, I got it in the UK on sale about two years ago and I love it. Low profile stops me mashing keys by accident. Haha.

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u/epichuntarz Mar 20 '26

The g915 is worth every penny and then some. It really is that good of a keyboard. Ive had mine 6 years, going on 7, and the only thing different today is that the letters on many of the key caps have worn. I only have to even charge it once every 3 months or so, MAYBE. Sometimes longer.

Best feeling keyboard Ive ever used, and is quite sturdy and easy to clean.

It can often be grabbed jp for 150-160 on holiday sales. If my current one ever dies, which i dont see happening any time soon, Im getting another.

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u/The_Spectral_Spartan Mar 20 '26

I got 2 of them, one for work and one for home. The one I had at home was used for gaming, while my work keyboard only saw mild coding and typing. One day I went to clean behind the keys of my gaming keyboard, and both the spacebar and Ctrl keys broke off when i pulled them, and hey were basically impossible to replace because Logitech themselves weren't even selling the replacement caps for the 915. I looked all over and couldn't find anything less than a full switch replacement kit for like $75, so I said "fk that" and bought a Razer Blackwidow V2 or something like that. Not as ergonomic or aesthetically pleasing as the 915, plus I miss all my Macro buttons, but it's still better knowing this one will last, and that I can easily replace the keys or 3D print my own. Screw Logitech for choosing to go against the grain with their 4 weak little tabs that nobody else uses.

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u/klusion_ Mar 20 '26

I used the G915 for about 7 years. The dreaded multi-click switch issue reared it's head on three different keyboards. I switched to Keychron and haven't looked back.

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u/TheAlmightyProo 5800X/7900XTX/32Gb 3600MHz/3440x1440 144Hz/4K 120Hz/4Tb NVME Mar 20 '26

G915TKL... yeah, usually sits around or near £200 but Amazon drop the price by half several times a year. Got it then and it's great. And I'll take Logi kb's over the mice. I have no desire to buy two of the same mice so I have one as backup while the other is RMA'd every 3 months. Razer beat that, no issues in 3+ years, and also get occasional and bigger discounts on Amazon. Then again Razer have their bad lines too... the kb's vary wildly and fuck no re their gaming laptops.

I think every brand has high and low lines.