Customer Ratings & Reviews

wireless is useless, if it is out of battery, you need something to wake your PC up

Actually I purchased this item for my grandson, Hunter Brown. He loves it!

I loved the keyboard,the audio wheel is great tooo

Great keyboard paired woth mouse. No lag easy connectivity, highly recommend!

You can use usb receiver and the usbc cable that is included.

My wife loved it more than i did and stole it from me

Perfect love it . Works perfect for gaming ! Just make sure your hands are clean .

Great birthday gift for my daughter! She is very pleased

Quiet but satisfied click and versatile audio features!

Very nice keyboard, love the different light settings.

Great keyboard Plung and go feature More to come later

My son loves this keyboard he says it’s the best for gaming

Overall it’s a nice keyboard. A couple of issues setting up, however after a couple of hours it was figured out. Make sure the keyboard is fully charged. We had to charge it all day even if it was at 100% to get it to connect. A couple of the keys were stuck when we opened the box. We fixed them but for how much it was I didn’t feel like I should be running into these problems

My daughter uses this keyboard on her having system. It fits well on her desk and functions well for her needs.

Love it use it for my iPad Pro 11 and great clicking

Super cute. Love how it has a clean look,amazing!!

Out of the box, the first thing you notice about the G715 is the weight. It weighs over 2 pounds, it has some heft for sure. The build quality is amazing, solid metal and durable plastics throughout. It has a very nice soft touch feel on the sides and back and the faceplate is secured on by magnets and is easily removeable if you want to swap colors with their Aurora collection faceplates. I love the white color, that the Aurora collection is going with for all the products, it’s such a nice departure from the Black aesthetic and I think makes the RGB stand out even more. It also includes a nice, soft wrist pillow in the shape of a cloud. Super plush and comfortable. You’ll want to use the wrist pad, as the design of the keyboard makes it very tall at an sharp angle for your wrists if you’re not using one. So whether it’s the included pillow or one of your own, a wrist pad is a must for this keyboard in my opinion. The keyboard is wireless and claims 25-30 hours of wireless use, but your mileage will vary of course, based on degree of usage, lighting effects, etc. You can also plug the keyboard in using the included USB cable and use it wired, while also charging up the battery. When using it wirelessly, you can opt for Bluetooth or Logitech’s LIGHTSPEED spec, using the included dongle, which stores nicely in the bottom side of the keyboard. LIGHTSPEED will give you the best low latency option compared to using a cable, and for some reason, mine would not pair to my Asus PC using Bluetooth. Not sure where the issue lies with that, but I wasn’t too concerned since I will only use it with a cable or the LIGHTSPEED connection anyway. I’ll have to keep researching why Bluetooth would not work. The size is perfect for gaming with it’s tenkeyless design but it does still offer full size keys with full standard key spacing. You get a dedicated power switch on the top so you can save battery when its not in use. You have media controls and a volume rocker on the right side, along with Bluetooth, gaming and RGB brightness buttons on the left. The gaming button is really neat because when pressed, it disables certain keys so you don’t impact your game by accidental key presses. It has dual adjustable feet that allow you to pick between two heights, not included just laying flat, so three height options total. You also get a caps lock indicator and battery status light right in the middle, which is great to have for both of those things. When using for the first time, definitely install the Logitech G-Hub software, this is where you can customize just about everything for your Logitech products. Now mine had a firmware update when I connected for the first time, but for some reason it wouldn’t install. I used it for a couple days before finally the G-Hub would install the firmware on the keyboard. But G-Hub allows for truly customizable details of your keyboard. Most notably is the RGB. The G715 comes with pre loaded lighting effects saved to its on board memory, but G-Hub allows you to dial in the customization to your hearts content. You can also map Function buttons, set performance details and much more. For me where the keyboard shines is the keys and key caps. I love tactile switches, they offer the perfect balance of satisfying clickyness and response while not being either too loud or too quiet. The key caps offer an amazing feel to the touch. They keys have a definition and feel to them that I’ve not had on other keyboards. The pressure to engage the keys, the travel of the switch and key cap, its all perfect to me. It feels so accurate to use. I would love a version of this with a ten key so I could use it for work as well, I just can’t get enough of this keyboard.

I bought this not noticing it didn’t have a numpad for a 200$ keyboard. Which is a major con for me, however I really enjoyed the pause, skip, back buttons it had. There just weren’t enough wow features that the RKS don’t already have for only 80 bucks just not worth 200 for me.

It's a decent keyboard overall. My only complaint would be the battery life is shorter than what it claims to be.

Great value price quality I love it but wish it could have wireless charging