Customer Ratings & Reviews

Everything about this is great. Simple layout for office applications. Good weight and grip to my desk. Keys have a nice click and the backlighting is perfect. Really good price too.

Love it. Feels old school. I can feel every click of the keys. Looks great too.

This is a no-frills gaming keyboard that could also pass as a high end quality normal keyboard if you turn off the tacky red backlight. That's how I use it: in the office as a quality mechanical keyboard for work. I just wished you could change the backlight to a plain white. Also, wait for it to go on sale...got it for ~$54 price range (USD)

This keyboard helped my typing and also gaming due to it's responsiveness. If your looking for something better than the cherry mx switches this keyboard is it. It beats the cherry switches in terms of response time and if your not trying to look like a teenage gamer at work this also looks very stylish and professional for the office. I love the usb addition on top where I plug my astro a40 tac into with no interference or lag. Also came with a set of keys that are easily replacable to help with wasd while gaming. just be careful and patient pulling them out and replacing them with the handy tool they provide... Keep on Logitech your starting to grow on me....

Great Keyboard and value. Yes there are more expensive options but this does everything I need it too. Would recommend!

Its a pretty standard keyboard, good price, keys feel nice… its nothing out if this world, but works fine. No complaints here.

This is a great all around keyboard. Great for typing and gaming. The red backlight is also nice instead of brighter colors.

This is a solid piece of equipment with tactile keys which has some weight to prevent it from moving around on your desk.

No complaints at all. Works very well with no issues, can take a literal beating with a fist.

I like this keyboard because the keys light up correctly. By that I mean they are sufficiently bright and illuminate all the markings on the keys, not just the main character but also all the secondary symbols. Also, key press effort is a little high which is my preference though some others may find the extra effort a little to much. In my opinion this is a work keyboard not a gaming keyboard but would be great for gaming too. On negative is that it requires two USB ports on your computer to power it. On the other hand, it provides a pass through USB connection for the mouse so that is offsetting.

Quality feels & looks good. I have a Ducky brown cherry mx on another computer so looking toward pretty much same 'feel'. Also the nice indents on keys are important to me. This one comes close & I needed a keyboard pretty fast. The extra usb on it might be good for mouse but it certainly isn't powerful enough to charge my cell phone. Nice to adjust the lighting of keyboard too as I don't need real bright keys. This might be ok for some gamers however I've seen better with more special key functions but this is all I need.

I wanted a solid keyboard thats feels great but not too loud, this is perfect! So: a metal frame on top Solid keys, none squishly or gooey feeling Lights work great (bright, medium, dim, off) Easy FN keys Pretty quiet for this type of keyboard USB connection on the back for another device to attach too Great value! I would say it compares too the 150$-180$ range at a fraction of the price. Only solid color though no flashing RGB. If you are fine with that i highly recommended it.

From shifting to working at home, and my laptop not having a 10-key or an ergonomic-type keyboard built compared to my office computer, decided to jump on this. As a stay at home accountant, and someone who recently decided to get into PC gaming, this keyboard is definitely worth the price for those looking for a keyboard on a budget. Using the 10-key on this feels amazing for my work, and though I haven't done much gaming yet, typing out docs and e-mail just feels so much accessible compared to my office computer. overall love this!

I have used Razer Blackwidows in the past, and a couple other mechanical gaming keyboards like Aula, and Adesso both which were Cherry blues. These Romer G-switches are IMO waaay better. They have a shorter activation and dont bottom out. The feel is different but the switch mechanicals themselves feel like they give you a "insulated click". The keys and firm and dont have loose play. Comes with extra set of Q,W,E,R,A,S,D,1,2,3,4 keys that have special shapes for gaming. A;so has USB passthrough which is a really nice feature most keyboards do not have.

Excellent keyboard. Has a smooth not-too-clicky response that just works. Has pretty standard FN+ keys for media functions and is mostly no-frills otherwise. The USB pass-through is also very nice for attaching a bluetooth dongle. I've had a number of Razer peripherals and they usually end up breaking, wearing out, or the drivers/software updates end up screwing up functionality, but so far this keyboard just plain works.

Pretty good keyboard but you cannot change colors of lights. Pretty good for 50 bucks

Bought this keyboard to use with a new PC and it's amazing. Solid build quality with the aluminum frame. The backlighting of the keyboard is very nice and you can adjust the brightness via a hotkey on the keyboard. The keys and they keystrokes are my favorite part. They feel solid and smooth, with just enough resistance to let you know you actually pressed a key and it registered. Relatively quiet but still with a satisfying sound, in my opinion. All in all, a great keyboard. Very happy with my purchase!

Best keyboard I have ever used. I love Logitech. I would recommend.

Always wanted to get into pc gaming but been using controller since I started playing. Was cheapest mechanical keyboard at the time that was in stock. Can't go wrong with logitech. White only lighting is nice. Rgb would be nice but I know since everyone wants it now has a premium. Keyboard is almost silent and could be used in an office environment if needed. Very basic gaming keyboard. Pay more if you want features.

Amazing keyboard that I feels as good if not better than my former Corsair K70. While it is missing the dedicated media keys from the K70 I don't find it that hard to press the Fn key to get the same functions. The top aluminum frame provides a nice sturdiness and a less plasticy feel than other keyboards at this price. The star of the board are the Romer G switches. In my own opinion they feel like a mix between cherry reds and browns with an almost ever slight feel of membrane which to say isn't bad. In fact the greatest things I love about the Romer G switches is that there is a slight bump with each key press unlike cherry reds so i have noticed that i make less typing errors. The actuation point of the Romer G's feels quicker than cherry reds so I am noticing that a lot of my actions are happening ever so slightly quicker. The only con i could say that this keyboard has is flex in the corners of the board. As well as the extendable feel flex a fair amount if you type pretty hard. Overall I feel that if you are new to mechanical keyboards to a vet this is a solid mech keyboard worth your money.