NEW DELHI: The Logitech G915 X range runs from Rs 16,995 for the wired keyboard to Rs 20,995 for the full-size LIGHTSPEED wireless model in the official India catalogue. The LIGHTSPEED TKL sits between them at Rs 18,995. These prices cover the three model entries, with no separate switch-by-switch price breakdown displayed. Price as of 10 November 2026, 23:58 IST.
| Item | Official detail |
|---|---|
| G915 X wired | Rs 16,995 |
| G915 X LIGHTSPEED TKL | Rs 18,995 |
| G915 X LIGHTSPEED full-size | Rs 20,995 |
| GL switch actuation | 1.3 mm on all three product pages |
| Wired and full-size wireless height | 23 mm |
| TKL wireless height | 22.6 mm |
| Wireless connections | LIGHTSPEED, Bluetooth and wired |
All three model entries, with the pricing limit made clear
The table includes every G915 X model shown in the opened India gaming-keyboard catalogue: wired, tenkeyless wireless and full-size wireless. It does not treat switch names as separately priced variants. The wireless product pages list linear, tactile and clicky styles, but the catalogue prices do not establish an individual price for each of those selections.
The wired-to-TKL wireless difference is Rs 2,000. Moving from the TKL wireless model to the full-size wireless keyboard adds another Rs 2,000. The total gap between the cheapest and most expensive entries is Rs 4,000. Those differences are calculated from the displayed figures, rather than taken from a discount or a bank-card promotion.
This is a range with intersecting choices. The middle-priced model changes both connectivity and layout relative to the entry model. Reading the prices as a simple ladder of faster keyboards would therefore be misleading. The useful distinction is whether the desk needs wireless connections and whether the user wants a number pad.
The wired keyboard keeps the low-profile approach
The G915 X wired page specifies a 23 mm height, GL mechanical switches, a 1.3 mm actuation point, LIGHTSYNC RGB and KEYCONTROL. It also describes double-shot PBT keycaps, an aluminium-alloy top plate, media controls, a roller bar and nine G keys. KEYCONTROL supports up to 15 functions per key.
For a stationary PC, a wired connection creates a straightforward physical arrangement: the keyboard stays attached while the computer remains in place. That can be a deliberate setup choice. Wireless becomes more relevant when the keyboard is repositioned or the computer regularly leaves the desk, rather than simply because a wireless model occupies the top of the price table.
A desk used for accounts, study and games also puts the control layout to work outside a match. Dedicated controls can reduce trips into an application menu, but useful assignments depend on the task. Extra programmable inputs are only valuable when their purpose remains easy to remember.
What changes on the LIGHTSPEED models
The full-size LIGHTSPEED page describes wireless, Bluetooth and wired data modes. It retains the quoted 23 mm height and 1.3 mm actuation point. Nine G keys and KEYCONTROL are part of its control arrangement. These specifications explain the connectivity premium without supplying a tested latency result or a battery endurance figure.
The TKL wireless version also offers the three connection modes. Its official page specifies a 22.6 mm body, GL switches with 1.3 mm actuation, media keys and a roller bar. It describes double-shot PBT caps and a brushed aluminium-alloy top plate, alongside KEYCONTROL with up to 15 functions per key.
A tenkeyless layout removes the separate number pad. That gives the mouse side of the desk a different balance, especially when the keyboard is centred in front of a monitor. It also changes data-entry habits. Someone who spends the afternoon entering figures faces a different layout question from someone who mostly uses the letter and navigation keys.
How to read the specifications together
The small difference in quoted height should not become a comfort verdict. Desk height, chair position and hand placement are outside the price table. Equally, the common actuation distance does not mean every switch feels identical. Distance and tactile feedback describe different properties of a keypress.
For an Indian household sharing a PC, the practical question is whether the configuration can remain understandable between users. An elaborate shortcut layer may suit a regular player and confuse a family member typing a document. Keeping a clear record of changed keys is more useful than filling every available assignment just because the software permits it.
The catalogue figures provide an official reference for the model range on the stated date. They are not a complete quotation for every colour, switch, accessory or dealer package. The model name on an invoice should distinguish wired, LIGHTSPEED TKL and full-size LIGHTSPEED before any price comparison is made.
The range also illustrates why a single family name is insufficient when recording an accessory for a shared office. Write the layout and connection type beside the product name in an equipment list. Otherwise, a request for a replacement keyboard could accidentally specify a compact wireless model when the existing desk depends on a full-size layout. The catalogue entries identify different physical arrangements, even though their names share the G915 X prefix.
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