Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best sized keyboard I’ve owned. Most reliable too it sounds a little loud clicks though.

Best keyboard I've ever used. High quality and built durable. RGB options are amazing thanks to Logitech ghub. Easy to clean.

Great keyboard just i grew out of the clicky noise keyboard more of a quite keyboard person but amazing keyboard

Very comfortable to use. Nice design. Perfect size.

I love this keyboard! It’s sturdy and comfortable and the switches feel great when gaming. I would definitely recommend this product!

Super impressed! The quality is excellent, and the keys feel incredibly smooth. The sound is definitely on the louder side, but it’s so satisfying and really enhances the overall gaming experience. A solid 10/10 product!

[Employee of bestbuy] The keyboard is awesome! The switches feel great, it’s super compact, and the RGB lighting is cool and easy to customize with the app.

It feels nice. Sounds really good especially if you like the sound of mechanical keyboard also if you dont want the light you can turn them off cause it has a button for the and it easy to access. It also had lights to tell you when caps lock is on and scroll lock is on. Overall its a really good keyboard.

Super satisfying keyboard! I love the customizeable color options, they're bright and diverse. What bothers me is that although the numbers across the top are backlit, their respective symbols are not, so that makes it hard to find in the dark, if you don't have the symbols memorized yet like me. Also the font is strange for some keys, doesn't make them immediately recognizeable. The performance & build quality itself is as advertised. Super fast, great build quality keyboard & braided cable, and key switches.

The RGB capabilities surprised me with the amount of customization you can do! Awesome keyboard!

My wife has been slowly doing her own PC setup. She wanted it to be a white setup with blue rgb lighting. This logitech keyboard is what she's been looking for. She had the g915 tkl bluetooth wireless one, but this full keyboard worked better for her.

I don't game as much as I used to, but I'm glad I got this keyboard because it is a dream to type on. The low height means I don't need a wrist rest, and the shorter key travel and gentle springs mean less work for my fingers as I type. At first, I found the price daunting, but I remember buying the original mechanical keyboards for over a hundred dollars back in the early 1980s. If you adjust for inflation, that would come out to 300+ or 400+ in today's dollars. Those membrane keyboards changed our perception of what prices are reasonable. The G1 - G5 macro keys are fairly useless for me, although I can see how useful they would be for certain games. Unfortunately, their use for regular productivity tasks is extremely limited because when you use a macro to launch an application in G Hub, none of the arguments are ever passed to the launched application. This means, for example, that you can assign a G key to launch Windows Explorer, but you can't have it open in a particular folder (which would be much more useful). You can assign a G key to launch a browser, but you can't have it go to a particular URL or launch in private mode. The macro interface clearly has a box for arguments, but nothing you put in there actually gets passed to the launched app from what I can tell. There are plenty of complaints on the Internet about how buggy the G Hub software is. Also, it's a bit of a bummer that the lighted keys do not show secondary key symbols (such as the @ on the 2 key). That makes it inherently less useful in low-light settings. On the plus side, I like the lighting customization options. For example, most of us are instinctively trained to go to the bottom left of the keyboard to find the Ctrl key, but that often results in hitting the G5 key as well. By changing the colors of individual keys (they even animate to go back and forth between different colors), I no longer hit any G keys on accident. Furthermore, it's easier to find certain other keys with the right colors on the right keys.

Really nice keyboard, ive been looming for a good TKL board for fps gaming and i thonk i fonally found the one. I wasnt a big fan of the clicky keys and wish i had bought the pro so i could change out the keys but i have gotten used to it and it feels very smooth while typing and maneuvering in games. Recommended for any fps gamer looking for an upgrade

Good wired keyboard! Needs 2 usbs though, so keep that in mind. The keys are similar to the 915s, but I find that theyre a little harder to press in comparison, its barely noticable though. Logitech's rgb controlling software is absolutely terrible though. I just have it on default lighting, breathing blue.

Solidly bult. Key travel is great. While this is a mechanical keyboard, the noise isn't overly loud. Compact design. Included software is confusing and not easy to use.

I definitely understand why the pros recommend this keyboard. It's very sturdy, it has a satisfying clicky feel, and I actually really love the sound of the clicks too. The RGB lights are very clean and add a nice touch. The only downside to this keyboard is the non-standard bottom row, but that's not a big deal to me. I love this keyboard!

Responsive keys, customizable RGB lighting, and durable build make this gaming keyboard a top choice

It's a very clean feeling, unlike other Logitech keyboards I've had before. The keys are super smooth and soft. I like the RGB options, and the keys are quiet (for tactile).

This keyboard is very stylish and very nice with my setup. Keys are perfect and not loud and the Logitech software makes the keyboard very customizable to your liking. Would definitely recommend!

This keyboard is amazing! Wasnt sure if i would like yhe tactile sound and feel since they didnt have it on display but its great! I definitely plan on changing it for more of a mahjong or typewriter sound! The installation was simple its literally plug and play and for its sale price it was a no brainer!