Suitable Logitech G915TKL G915 G815 Keyboard keycaps, 109 Keys. Replacement Keycaps Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

I've read a few reviews of people noting the keycaps are shipped in a bag, then in a another bag, and the stems can get damaged. It seems the supplier has caught on, and now packs them in a stiff plastic tube container, and still uses the bag outer ship material. I inspected my keyset and found no broken stems, even tho I only need to replace 3 keys. They seem to match the OEM keycaps perfectly.I made the mistake of cleaning the shiniest of keys with alcohol, and learned afterwards that it will remove the protective paint layer and thus the paint will chip. Thus 3 keys gave way over the course of a year to paint chipping. I also replaced the numeric row with Kaihl Choc pudding keycaps so that I can have lit Shift characters, tho you have to widen the stem spacing to fit Logi's custom stem spacing.

These fit the Logitech G915 keyboard and are almost identical on the surface of the keycap. They differ from the OEM in 2 ways. 1: they do not shine through as much as the original. The original have a sort of diffusion plastic on the inside of the keycap that captures more light. These are just clear plastic and don't shine as bright. 2: The kail choc keycap plugs that set into the switch are just the tinyest bit different. You're only going to notice a different feel in keystrokes if you're an enthusiast mechanical keyboard user. Besides those points these are very comparable keycaps and if you need OEM like replacements you can do worse. I would buy these again.

WAS missing a key though, might have been the windows key. Such an unused key though that I just reused my old one.

Missing keys (A and left shift) now I have a hundred keys I don’t need and still have 2 missing from my G915 - pretty bad outcome overall

I had lost a few keys and was unable to get help from Logitech support, they said they didn't have any in stock. While I only needed a few keys the price of an entire set was reasonable. These keys are perfect fits and I can't tell any difference at all.

First, I only needed an "s" for my Logitech keyboard, and I had to buy an entire set of keyboard keys. Second, that cost $42, which was a lot to pay for one "s", but I did need it, and third, it didn't fit my keyboard at all. So, I sent it back. It may be a decent set of keys for the right keyboard, so make sure it fits yours.

It's indistinguishable from the oem key caps and I can't tell any difference when typing. Well worth it.

I bought the keys to replace my fading WASD keys and space bar, sadly Logitech doesn't provide replacements themselves and this is a huge problem.These keys are already wearing out the black coating with less then 2-3 months of use compared to the roughly 2 years of use from the original key caps of the g915.As of today (bought the keys mid January) My W,S,C,L (which I hardly use so it surprised me) and left control key have strong wear.Must be noted as well that key consistency is not guaranteed and the packaging itself will not protect the keycaps, my K key arrived with splayed prongs and would not fit into the switch so I had to revert to the original keycap. Must also be noted that the keys do not diffuse the light from the RGB lights like the original keys and give a uneven light, from my viewing angle its as if the bottom half keys are more lit than the top where is my original aforementioned K key is evenly diffused and lit up).If you are looking for a quality replacement, this isn't it. While it does serve as a replacement the lifespan and quality of the coating just isn't great and at the $40+ price point (1/5th of the keyboards cost) it just feels like it's not worth it, but sadly there's no official options.