Customer Ratings & Reviews

The keyboard quality is amazing. I did not expect this type of durability, nor did I expect the cold, hard touch of metal. It's very thin, sleek and is a bit heavier than expected (although that's not bad). The RGB lights are pretty nice, too. Lower light settings definitely decrease battery drain, so keep that in mind if you don't need the lights blazing at full power. It's also really nice to clean as the keys stick out as opposed to some keyboards where the keys are sunk into the keyboard. There are some complaints, however. The tactile keys feel somewhat mushy, but you get used to that and it isn't much of an issue. Definitely more effort required to push a key than my G213 Prodigy, however (but much less travel). The rubber keys feel kind of cheap as well and don't push straight down unless you give it more pressure. I wish that they would have used USB-C for the connection. It's not much of a deal if you use it wirelessly or with a dongle, but it would be nice to see as a lot of devices are now on USB-C instead of USB-micro. Also, a compartment on the keyboard for the dongle would be nice if you wanted to take the thing with you and not have to worry about losing a small yet important thing. It's quite expensive for a keyboard, but if you can afford it or it's on sale, then I would recommend giving it a try.

This is the best key bored out there. I love all the features and low profile keys. The tactile keys are the middle ground between clicky and linear. I like the feel of it with out the noise of the clicky keys. The aluminum body is really sleek. The keybored is really clean and looks great. My only compliment is that the secondary characters (!@#$%) cant be seen at night.

This is the greatest keyboard so far. Mechanical, low profile, g-clicky + the RGB is great. The only little issue I find, since I am not a gamer, I don't find too much use of the G keys on the left, this keyboard would be perfect without them. Everything else perfect. Oh! something else that is outstanding about this keyboard is its battery. Charged to `00% and in almost 8 DAYS it is still at 70% I think this is the device with the greatest battery performance ever.

I love this keyboard, the macro/programable keys on the side are super useful when you get used to their position, the response is basically instantaneous, the volume scroll works great and the texture helps to give a better precision when adjusting volume and you can save profiles. I had the TKL version but some simulators I play demand the tkl pad so I upgraded and wow I should have gone for this in first play, is so much better and more resourceful than the smaller version! If I had to criticize something on it I would say that I rather if it was USB-C instead Micro USB, also the software is really bad, some effects you can only get having the software opened running in the background and cannot save to the profiles and all which is really sad, Saving profiles also isn't the easiest and most intuitive because the software have different pages and tabs to do different parts of the process that could be better optimized for UX and more streamlined. All in all I love it, the materials, the quality, the feel and performance are top notch!

I was hesitant to order due to the price and increased latency with wireless, but I really enjoy using this keyboard for gaming and work. I dont feel any delay when gaming or typing and the lighting is fantastic. Battery lasts about 3 days or so before needing a charge.

I love the metal frame, low profile keys and the battery seems to last forever. Best keyboard ive had yet. I just wish they made this full size version in white.

Best of best Top Quality good design best look and fully customizable for everyone single button

Pretty good. They keys are nice and responsive. I love the rolling thing on top that helps me control the volume.

Only have had keyboard for about a week. So far the perfect replacement for my G915. Battery life is awesome too.

I've had this keyboard for a while now and so far I can easily say it's the best keyboard I've ever owned. It's extremely expensive though, and for the price it sells at I expect it to be more or less perfect, but it's not quite that. The biggest issue I've had with it are accidental keystrokes. The problem is the key switched register a stroke before the switch is actually actuated. I have the tactile switches and can get keystrokes while very lightly pressing the keys, well before the tactile bump. There have been times when simply resting my finger on key causes a rapid repetitive keystroke to register. This hasn't been a big issue for me when working, but has cropped up while gaming, where I frequently rest my fingers on the WASD keys. It doesn't happen enough that I would consider not using this keyboard, but again, if I'm going to pay this much for a keyboard I don't want to have problems like this. The other cons with this keyboard are nitpicky. The use of micro USB instead of USB type-C on such an expensive keyboard is pretty ridiculous. micro USB needs to just die and go away. The keyboard is also very heavy, if that's something you care about. This keyboard is not bad though, far from it. It excels at everything except what's mentioned above. It feels amazing to type on and I have no problems with missed keystrokes. The keystroke issue I mentioned above never happens when I'm typing normally on it too. The RGB backlighting is understated in a way that makes it tasteful, the battery life is extremely good, and I love the brushed gun metal finish of the aluminum case.

Overall a great keyboard. The Tactile isn't loud, but you can feel where it engages the key. Battery lasts a while. The keyboard isn't light for a wireless keyboard, but I'm not carrying it around all over. Response is like a wired keyboard. Integration with G-hub was easy as was setting up the keyboard colors in G-Hub. The keyboard has two elevation points and comes to a nice angle to type. For gaming or work, it works well. The multi media keys all worked with no issues. Needs it's own USB port for the receiver unless you use BT. Micro USB for charging. G keys and macros are easy to program in G-Hub. Drawbacks are minor, but annoying. There is only an indicator for Caps Lock on the keyboard. The other light is for the battery (which on the G815 is Num Lock). As known the secondary key functions are not lit, and aren't easy to see in light. I see no way in G-Hub for an on screen popup to even tell you if you have changed the Num or Scroll Lock. It's expensive, but you get great features for the cost. Hopefully they come out with some additional keys like on there other boards so secondary keyboard functions can light up.

The keyboard is fantastic quality from fit to finish. The keys feels really good and the low profile nature of it is very easy to get use too. I have the tactile g915 and the keys aren't very loud, but have a satisfying feel when you push the key. It had wonderful lighting options and the connectivity feels wired from a wireless keyboard. The additional bluetooth pairing is a nice feature to have. The battery life is also really good. I have had it for 5 days now and the battery has only gone down one percent because of its smart sleep feature. overall it is a great buy and worth the price, but it is still expensive. Pros: - Quality materials and construction - great battery life - wireless connection and bluetooth connectivity - great color customization options - satisfying typing experience - tons of macro and key recording options - multimedia controls Cons: - price

I've had the keyboard for a few months now and I can honestly say it is one of the better feeling keyboards I've owned. The materials/build quality are great, and despite them not using more mainstream switches, Logitech's own switches still feel nice. Battery life has also been very good. However, there are a few drawbacks which prevent me from saying it is a five-star product. Firstly, the software experience leaves much to be desired. While it isn't as resource heavy and prone to crashing as other companies peripheral software, it could use some much needed redesigning. I am of the belief that the consumer shouldn't have to Google or go to YouTube to find out how to operate software for a keyboard, and I had to do that multiple times to find out how to change lighting effects, changing lighting profiles, etc. While it wasn't a horrible experience in the end, it could definitely use some refinement to be more user friendly. Which brings me to my second issue with the keyboard... It uses Micro-USB instead of USB C. At first glance, this may not seem like a big deal, but if you are trying to market this as a premium product, you probably should use modern standards for charging/data transfer. I honestly can't remember the last time I used microUSB, and it was genuinely shocking to me that Logitech would use it instead of USB-C given the market that this keyboard is designed for. Instead of me being able to use my phones charger or any other device that uses USB-C, I have to make sure to keep this Micro-USB cable around and it just seems both wasteful in a way, and cheap. This is made worse by the fact that other Logitech's premium peripheral's like their lightspeed mouse, also uses Micro-USB instead of USB-C. Lastly, the special characters and keys that have multiple functions (like brackets, hashtags, etc) while backlit for their major function, are not backlit for their secondary function. The backlighting is nice, but not complete for some of the keys. I would semi-frequently find myself looking for the ampersand or dollar sign keys, but because they aren't backlight like their primary function is, it can mean looking down and squinting to find where they are. All-in-all what I'll say is this, Logitech continues to make good quality products and I'm happy with my purchase, but in the future, dump Micro-USB. It's a dead connection type. Apply the backlighting effect to the full key and put a little more work into the user experience for the keyboard's software.

Excellent keyboard, keys are very responsive and feel great for general typing. Tactile bump is very present, but not quite the same as the clicky keys which feel less resistant, but definitely louder than these tactile keys. That's the other thing, pretty quiet overall as far as keys go and the low profile design is nice and since I use an oversized mouse pad that extends under the keyboard, it feels great to type on despite the lack of an included wrist rest. Having access to multiple connection options is also super nice, especially when I'm just doing schoolwork or stuff for my second job. The brushed aluminum tray top looks fantastic and has not demonstrated any issues with flex at all. I've read some complaints about not having a full aluminum casing, but this is a much better solution to avoid scuffing your desk top or keyboard tray as you move the keyboard around and the full aluminum ones I've seen do not seem to have built in adjustable stands to adjust keyboard angle like this keyboard still has. I started with the clicky version of this keyboard, but swapped it for the tactile when they became available again. Battery life has been exceptional thus far and I have yet to be in a position where it has impacted anything that I've done. If you are using a keyboard tray, and want to keep the braided recharging cord accessible, but out of the way, I highly suggest using either some kind of cable tie under your desk (and just leave it loose enough to be able to pull forward for use or let it slide back) or bestbuy has these nifty little magnet keychain connectors I rigged up so I can plug in the cord or put it back on the other magnet nearby but out of the way. If I were to nitpick, the only issue I could bring up would be that the secondary functions of keys do not light up and they are abs instead of pbt plastic for the keys. That being said, I just happen to prefer the feel of pbt keys, these are going to last way longer than you're likely to own any keyboard. The price is high, but it does come down around holidays sometimes and if you're looking for a high end mechanical keyboard with a wireless option... This is about as good as it gets. There are a few options with low profile keys and similar klh switches, but I'd rather stick to this one for the premium and overall wireless reliability at that point.

Tried the clicky keyboard first and loved everything about it except the noise level. The tactile keyboard solves that problem with the same build quality and typing experience in a slim and quiet form factor. The G-Hub software makes lighting customization a breeze, and even though I'm not a power user when it comes to lighting, I've enjoyed exploring the various options that are available.

Wow, out of the box and gaming in 10 minutes (had to find an extra USB port for the recharge). Beautiful colors (programable with Lightsync RGB technology with G Hub software), very soft, sure touch and programable G and M functions, and good looking and strong aluminum body. The Lightspeed wireless is super quick and very reliable. After gaming Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 for over 11 hours straight, it still showed 80% charge rate. It don't get much better than this.

Let’s get it clear from the get go. This tactile keyboard is expensive but I had a lot of Best Buy rewards which helped a lot. I could have gone with the g815 which is in the same price range as the k95 platinum. But $50 dollars more gave me something I wish the g613 had... rgb and lightning. I use this with my pc and iPad. The fact that I can have 1 instead of two keyboards and reduces clutter on my desk is awesome! The build is solid and screams quality in terms of the chassis. The keys are yet to be determined in terms of longevity but feel great. This is a beautiful keyboard that’s all I can say and the battery life is impressive. I had a g513 which I gave to my nephew (kept the wrist rest though LOL) and I hate to say but this keyboard feels better. Would definitely recommend if you can get it but that price was steep.

Overall pretty good keyboard. Pros: Solid key deck, no flex, overall solid feel and very high quality build. GL mechanical tactile switch have nice subtle hepatic feedback w/o the excessive noise, which is nice for shared work spaces. Short engagement stroke and low profiles caps. Seamless switching between lightening and Bluetooth with the press of a button, great for simultaneous use between desk top and laptop/tablet Wireless with RGB Decent battery life ~2.5 to 3 days moderate use with rgb brightness maxed. Simple mapping and rgb control via G hub app. Mac support. Cons: over priced, one of the most expensive mainstream boards on the market... not very competitive. Would def be outselling most of the competition if Logitech wasn’t greedy. Not sure why on a mechanical keyboard they use membrane media control buttons instead of more mechanical switches. They feel like trash. Mac compatibility but no Mac key caps included or available separately. Would it be that big a deal to add a few command and option keys for your Mac users? Especially for the price... I think they could afford the 20 cents worth of extra key caps. Proprietary GL mechanical switches does not have much custom or replacement (or Mac) key caps. Usb micro charging port on a premium keyboard... what year is this? Conclusion- I’d recommend it, it’s an overall great piece if you don’t mind overpaying or being disregarded as a Mac user.

Worth the money, fantastic keys, easy to push and type on. Looks good, but wish it had better printing on the keys. Battery lasts a good amount. When I want to use it to search on my Goggle TV I just push the bluetooth button and it instantly works. Very seamless. Love it wish it had more media keys

The keys are light and crisp with excellent stabilization. The keyboard is solid and doesn't flex. The clicks are quieter than any other clicky keyboard I've owned. Battery life is about 1 week using middle brightness. Best keyboard I've ever owned.