Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love it. It feels awesome to type and game on. Definitely not the most quiet keyboard if that's something you care about though.

This is my second G910. Programmer during the day and do some gaming at night. Reliable and fun keyboard. Love the slider for volume.

Can't say enough about it. Does everything I want. Keys feel good and natural, good spacing. Best keyboard I have bought so far

Had the Corsair Strafe, it broke, so went to get a different one but came across this one. I decided to get this since it was on sale and have not regretted it.

Went for this keyboard mainly because it was on sale. Been very pleased with it. The cellphone dock isn't actually a dock more like a holder. Other than that the rest of the product description is accurate.

Getting this keyboard was such a steal at $89, during black friday. If I have the extra money laying around I would have definitely paid for it even at full retail price.

Love that you can customize the keyboard hotkeys and colors. The Logitech program is super easy to use.

I needed a new keyboard and this one is working great, It is easy to set up and to use.

My 1st gaming keyboard, love the click of the keyboards. Still learning all of the features.

I was a bit disappointed with the Logitech gaming keyboard. I bought it as a gift, to complete the set of a gaming keyboard, mouse and headphones to go with a new Alienware R12 gaming rig. When I looked at the Alienware offerings, keyboard, mouse and all, I didn’t like the feel or layout. The keyboard keys, while being mechanical, we’re soft and squishy. It felt much like a laptop keyboard… the old ones. Not cool. Plus the backlighting wasn’t very good either. It’s only in zones and doesn’t allow for per key. Not that it mattered to me, but for the intended person it didn’t have the cool factor. We landed on the Logitech G510 keyboard. Mostly because of price. The other keyboards that he really wanted, and admittedly I liked better as well because the keys felt better and had better features and build materials. He does like the keyboard at any rate. Significantly better than the standard Dell cheap keyboard included with the Alienware desktop. The backlight zones are programmable. You can also do per key, but I found it pretty limited. It says millions of colors, but I beg to differ. To me, there weren’t any differences in shading. Try selecting a darker yellow, red, blue, etc and it looks like every other selected yellow, red, blue, etc. Some colors didn’t even look like the colors you chose. Plus, the backlighting isn’t very bright either. Sometimes it’s hard to tell they are even on. The Logitech G app does give you the ability to change colors and program patterns or select a preprogrammed pattern from the limited list. It can even respond to sound played thru the computer. But still, most of the time it doesn’t seem bright enough to be really noticed unless the room is pitch black. For cherry red keys, they’re pretty disappointing. Like I said, they feel to me like they’re soft and squishy. Like a chiclet laptop keyboard. So I’m not sure how they are really mechanical at all. But the end selling point was price. It was cheap. $100. In comparison to all the other gaming keyboards, this one is an entry entry model. No real bells or whistles. Just enough gimmicky features to sell.

I bought this after I had broken my last keyboard. The Logitech proprietary Romer-G switches are nearly silent. The only issue I've had is occasionally the drivers will mess up but I just launch the included software and it fixes the problem!

Ever since I built my computer, I've wanted a mechanical keyboard. I went into Best Buy looking for an Azio mgk1; I saw they had it online and I didn't verify that they had it in store. Turns out they didn't. I thought this Logitech G910 looked awesome, but I wasn't ready to spend $180 on it. A Best Buy employee ended up negotiating the price, and I bought this for less than the Corsair K65. I couldn't pass that up, and I'm so glad I didn't. the ability to set RGB on individual keys, program different keys, and set different modes, combined with the truly rewarding typing experience, make me a 100% satisfied customer.

Really good about the software for use in phone is a wast of money but about the keyboard is really good I love the key colors and touch feeling

Got it on a great sale for $80 and it has worked 100% great since i plugged it in. I love the ability to change the lights for each individual key.

Not a bad keyboard always bought Logitech ones. Best price & reliable. Is back lighted with selection of many colors of keys. Definitely recommend.

It’s a great gaming keyboard with a ton of features. My son loves it and now I love it too. Expensive but worth it, get the 2 year insurance .

This is a great keyboard given the huge sale price. Like most Logitechs, they make good quality but wait for when they go on sale.

We already had a Logitech mouse, so we're able to enjoy a common control panel and synced lightning. Looks great.

Big keyboard. A little on the noisy side but the leds are nice and it works so

This keyboard kept everything i loved about the orion spark and changed the two things i hated. Which were the wristpad and the god awful keycaps. Love this keyboard.