Customer Ratings & Reviews

Grade A quality keyboard. You can switch the keys out with other colors (like white), the color formats are adjustable, and the click noise and pressure are super satisfying. I think I am more productive with this type of keyboard.

Replaced my stock keyboard that came with my keyboard and the difference is huge. I have a ton more mouse room and the click clack of the keys is so satisfying, I was on the fence for the longest time and I have no regrets!

Keyboard is great I love the sounds it's a little loud if you are playing at night

Love the this keyboard feels great but kinda expensive

I absolutely love this keyboard it’s exactly what I was looking for and fits on my desk nicely and it’s comfortable unfortunately I did return it because I found the g pro x which has linear switches and they are interchangeable

Good for gaming but the wire cable sometimes have a problem connecting.

This keyboard is the best in its class. The main body of the keyboard is made of sturdy aluminum. The low profile switches are great since it means that I don't have to overextend my hands every time I type. You don't really need a palm rest with this keyboard. Plus the keys are decently stabilized and have a very consistent tactile bump. The volume wheel is a must have for me since it's very convenient. The lighting customizations are comprehensive and this keyboard luckily has on-board memory to store lighting profiles.

Wanted a back lighted “clicky” keyboard. I’ve tried another brand before but that setup was a pain and involved installing new drivers etc. Not on this keyboard. Setup was a breeze. Compact. Adjustable backlighting.

Awesome keyboard. Keys are super clicky compared to others of the same type. Seems to be a great quality build. Cool rgbs as well. Can use logitech's app to control settings and rgbs for most logitech products.

Small compact. Noisy. I had a steel series merc keyboard for many many years and it decided to die right at Christmas. So my Son recommend this keyboard, and so far it is on point. Very responsive. Works great on a small desk.

I really like the keyboard and how it functions there is nothing bad with it is perfect for gaming.

Had logitech mouse and headset now completing the collection. Quiet and responsive. Great adjustment options. Sound scroller works great. Lights are good.

I was looking for a low profile, fully mechanical keyboard that would be tactile and responsive without being clicky. This keyboard absolutely checked all of the boxes and more! The materials used are very high quality and you can feel it. The switches are precise and quiet, with great tactile response. The lighting is beautiful and fully customizable down to the key, and while I don't really care about lighting it's still a great touch. Spend the extra money and go for this keyboard if you need to type a lot!

Love this keyboard and the height adjustments available. Love the color availability and the shorter ten keyless version. I just wish it was wireless. But the wireless one is over the top expensive.

TLDR: Coming from an old Razer Blackwidow Ultimate with Orange "tactile" keys, I prefer the feel of my old keyboard better. Additionally the extra 5 keys on the left take some getting used to. Besides that, this is a great looking keyboard that syncs up well with my Logitech mouse. It works as a keyboard so I'm not sure if there's much else to say. ----- This keyboard is pretty good. I'm coming from an old Razer Blackwidow Ultimate with their Orange "tactile" keys that finally started having issues registering keystrokes. I really like my Logitech G 502 HERO mouse so I figured I'd give their keyboard a try. It was on sale anyway. Right off the bat, the key presses on this keyboard are less satisfying than my old keyboard. The Blackwidow had further key travel that felt more smooth and bouncy with a slight tactile bump. This keyboard has more shallow button presses that end up feeling like a membrane keyboard with mechanical keys if you can imagine that. The result is a short and sudden button travel with less pushback than you'd get with a true membrane keyboard and not enough button travel to get to the sweet spot of a mechanical spring. Idk, it's weird. Additionally I thought the 5 extra keys would be cool to have but they take A LOT of getting used to. I never realize how much I used my pinkey to find the end of my keyboard and now I just accidentally press those keys more than actually use them. My old Razer keyboard also had a fn-sleep key combo that made putting my computer to sleep really quick to use and I miss it more than I thought I would. On the flip side, the backlighting for this board is pretty phenomenal. The sleekness of the keyboard and exposed keycaps really helps it shine. Also being able to sink it and all my game profiles with my mouse is pretty sweet. I have been having some issues with the G-Hub software recently though. This keyboard is pretty wide but it still fits fine on my desk keyboard tray. There's a couple extra button features and improvements over my previous board such as the audio controls. All in all it's a good keyboard that just takes some getting used to. There's really nothing wrong with it, it's just not the same as my old board so I'm being picky.

Solid 10/10 would use again Great for small space desks and very comfortable for the hands!

It works great! Super responsive and has a great tactile feel. The RGB is cool and easily can be adjusted with Logitech app. For the purpose of a gaming keyboard I don’t think it’s much better than this.

Over the last 16 months got spoiled working from home and using my mechanical keyboard, only to be horrified by the stock keyboard back in my office last month. I have a Razer at home but it's a very clicky sound to it, not great for an office environment (red switches maybe?). I tried this one out and it was perfect, nice tactile touch but nice and quiet. LOVE the volume control (might get another for home I like it so much), and the backlighting makes work a bit more fun :-)

It works as it should. They use logitechs version of cherry mx blue which are fine but I do prefer the cherries over these. I have another Logitech with romer g that I use for gaming that I prefer over these for gaming but I do like these for everything else. Biggest issue for me is price. Might as well get a Das keyboard at this price.

This is my second keyboard. I'm liking the clicky sound. It's great