excellent keyboard too long for fps call of duty I think is too big for fps gaming but overall is quality right here. solid. love it for my everyday use. I play tilted so it’s too long. it’s clicky. most gamers prefer tactile or libear but this keyboard is fun. it is solid. it’s beautiful and rgb lights are strong. you’ll have fun with it. maybe ill try to go back to it but I am happy with my red dragon 60% keyboard

Love the keyboard. It’s a mechanical keyboard so it’s very loud but it feels great to type on. It has a few preset lighting options, however downloading the software let’s you customize the backlight. The only reason I didn’t give it a 5 star is because it could use more button’s especially at this price point.

Great keyboard. Love the blue switches. But the software from Logitech is kinda trash and it feels a little TOO big. Otherwise, great keyboard.

It's sturdy, and the mechanical clicking is very satisfying. It is loud enough that someone upstairs will hear the typing late at night though.

I purchased this keyboard since PC Magazine online 2020 reviews indicate that this keyboard is "Best for Heavy Typists Who Are Also Gamers". My previous Dell keyboard after a decade finally bit the dust, and it was time to find a good mechanical keyboard that can handle heavy typing + use it for gaming. After using this keyboard for a couple of days, I am giving this keyboard 2 stars due to: * Upper shift characters lack illumination and they are swapped, compared to "normal" keyboards. If you are not a seasoned typists and had not memorized the QWERTY configuration, you're going to be be confused when you type on this keyboard then you go to work using a traditional keyboard. the number keys on the top row (below the function keys) are swapped. See photo for difference. Now, if the "upper" characters illuminated when you press the Shift key (or with caps lock on), this would not be an issue. However, Logitech did not put this design on this keyboard, and for $130, that is a major oversight. * No Num lock indicator. If you use the numeric keypad on the right, there is no way for you to tell if the Num lock is on or off. You just have to test it beforehand. * No USB 3.0 support. The keyboard uses 2 USB ports, and it has a USB passthrough port on the right back. This only support USB 2.0, not USB 3.0. Even if you have a USB 3.0 ports or hub, it will downgrade your USB passthrough to USB 2.0. Again, for $130, this is a stupid oversight. Luckily, I have a large USB 3.0 hub with 10 ports, so I can live with this design limitation. The feel of the keyboard is fine for typing. It does come with a nice sturdy wrist rest, so from a general use standpoint, the keyboard is fine. Just be aware of the above differences and you decide if you can live with them (or not). Ensure you also get the online manual from Logitech support web page. There is no manual with the keyboard, just the link info to get the manual. You will need it to learn how to turn off or change the flashing psychedelic colors illuminating from all the keys, which was the default setting. At least you do not need to install the Logitech gaming software to change the keyboard light settings.