Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent build quality and the keystrokes are perfect for me. I use for work and for gaming. It allows me to connect to both my work laptop via Bluetooth and the game tower via the Logitech usb wireless connection. Would be 5 stars if backlit.

Great feeling keyboard with a price that is hard to beat for a wireless mechanical model. Have not had any connection issues and it is a very quality build. Hard to beat this model at this price.

I love this keyboard! It has great range, speed and just works flawlessly. I love that I can bring it with me and switch to Bluetooth mode. A little on the heavy side but it makes it feel solid.

Solid keyboard. A bit heavy to hold in the lap (I bought it for use with a media PC), but that just gives it extra stability. Very happy with this keyboard. Wireless connection has been flawless.

I used to not like wireless input devices, but this changed my mind. This is the best wireless keyboard I’ve owned, no fancy lights, just straightforward, easy to use keyboard. Connected instantly with no problems. Light speed is great!

It's a great wireless mechanical keyboard but it's heavy and it's wide. I put it on a lapdesk meant for a 15" laptop and there is no room for the mouse as the keyboard takes up the entire space.

It can't be beat! A wireless mechanical keyboard?! Impossible! Logitech managed to do it. While some folks are saying this is heavy (it's a tad heavy), the price alone makes it worth it if you are considering a wireless keyboard for gaming.

Mechanical and 1ms (real no lag wireless)! Heavy, great quality. Wrist area below can't be removed, but you wouldn't want to anyways. Does have cool lights like other gaming keyboard, but the trade off is way better battery life so it's well worth it.

The keyboard is good overall. The responsiviness is great and not able to notice any lag while gaming. The wireless connection is with drawbacks as the range is not great and is very suceptable to interference from other devices on the 2.4Ghz spectrum. This was expected and it does come with a USB extender cable to provide some flexability with how to attach it to your computer/desk. The mechanical keys are responsive and while not super loud they are a little louder than i would prefer but have gotten a little used to it lately.

It's a very nice keyboard, I love the feel of the mechanical keys, it brings me back to my 5150 PC days, when keyboards were more then just flat membranes. The dual functionality on the fly is very nice, as I share this between 2 different systems. It's a very straight forward keyboard, no backlighting or rgb system, but it does everything I need it to, and it feels good. The addition of the media keys is convenient and the programmable functions keys are a nice touch, as is the build in palm rest, it's very comfortable to work with.

This keyboard is rugged, and has solid feedback! Its heavily programmable, but has lots of presets/profiles for games you can download. Though it might feel overwhelming, its approachable as well. The only drawback is that right off the bat, getting the initial software drivers is not intuitive. Once past that, this keyboard is quite worth it.

It's not a bad keyboard. The keys are very loud, they are responsive however. For the price, RGB would have been nice though. Also, the keyboard is very heavy.

Figured I'd give this a shot because my mechanical keyboard had enough. This keyboard fits the bill fine. It's not the nicest, and not the worst by any means. But it is definitely more of just a basic keyboard and I definitely downgraded from my previous. But this one is perfectly serviceable. Keys are tactile and responsive. I have never had any connectivity issues. Does not have backlight which I did know, but will point out anyways. Only thing I wish is that the button for going from wifi to bluetooth wasn't so easy to hit because I as well as my cat have both knocked into it. Would still recommend, but there are probably better options out there for similar money.

I've used many keyboards in my day, many mechanical keyboards at that, and none have ever had the horrible 'spring ping' sound like this keyboard does. I'm not talking about the traditional mechanical keyboard switch click - that noise doesn't bother me at all. In this particular keyboard, they seem to have perfected the right combination of hollow plastic, thin board, and low resistance springs. When you type on the keyboard, or even tap the keyboard body, the springs resonate and make a pretty unbearable 'ping' or 'wang' reverb noise with every key press. This noise may not bother everyone, but it's pretty unbearable to me. I can even hear it through my headset while music/audio is playing. I only used this keyboard for about an hour before I started researching fixes (which involve deconstructing the keyboard usually) or alternative keyboards that don't have the same issue and prepping to return it. It's really unfortunate because, otherwise, this keyboard seems to be a pretty solid one functionally and at a good price point for a wireless mechanical keyboard.

Got this to switch back and forth between two computers. I have a g903 wireless mouse that can also be wired. So I have one computer with it wired, and the other where it communicates via the included dongle. When I unplug the wire, it automatically switches to the other pc and vice versa. This I thought would be able to do that, but no wired connection. It does support Bluetooth though, which would be great, except my work computers Bluetooth is blocked. If you really must have a keyboard and mouse that switches computers easily, get the Mx series. I got these because I do a lot of gaming, but wish it had the functionality of the Mx series.

This keyboard looks stylish and is easy to set up and use.

I have always loved Logitech products and this one doesn't disappoint. It can connect using a wireless adapter that is fast and reduces lag during typing, as well as connecting via Bluetooth, so I can use it with my tablet/smartphone/etc. Key travel is nice, and really like the mechanical nature of the keyboard. Reminds me of days with the old IBM keyboards, just without the resounding click that they had. The configurable keys on the left are nice to use for certain functions, gaming or otherwise. and the gaming mode switch is nice to turn off certain keys that you don't want to hit during a session. Media keys work well, too!

Keyboard works great and i love this as it is. Great working keyboard

This keyboard uses mechanical switches that Logitech uses, called Romer-G. It is much like the MX Cherry Red with a quicker actuation point. Note that the keyboard does not have anu backlighting. It is wireless so easy to use, but setup was a bit confusing with the included instructions. NOTE: The wireless feature makes this keyboard useless in a laptop setup. The OS must be loaded before the keyboard is active, so you cannot use it when entering a bootup password. If you are not using it with a laptop and do not need a LED backlight, it does it job admirably.

Purchased this for the work from home 2020 events. I wanted a gaming/mechanical keyboard for use with the Windows PC to play games and other Windows things, but I also wanted to use this with my employer's MacBook Pro. This keyboard checked all the boxes. I use the included Lightspeed dongle for the Windows PC and when i need to switch to the work MacBook I use the bluetooth (took a few tries to get it to pair properly). Its seamless, the switching is extremely fast, and the key switches are very nice. Not clicky but very mechanical with a good travel sound and response. Definitely would recommend this. the fact that its wireless and also heavy so it doesnt slide around. Very solid.